Supply Chain Leverage: The New Power Brokers of Global Trade
Global trade’s quiet revolution: Once-mighty buyers now bend to sellers who control critical supply nodes—a shift reconfiguring peace and power alike.
The Housing Ecosystem: Australia’s Peace Depends on Residential Biodiversity
Australia’s housing crisis isn’t just economic—it’s a peace emergency. Viewing homes as an ecosystem reveals how residential biodiversity creates stability our fragmented market cannot.
The Architecture of Division: How Strategic Exclusion Shapes Political Power in 2025
In Trump’s 2025 America, exclusion functions as political architecture rather than accident—a neurological hack where amygdala overrides prefrontal cortex, transforming belonging anxiety into tribal power and institutional memory into threat.
Beyond the Absence of War: Integrating Positive and Negative Peace in Policy Development
The quest for peace has been humanity’s eternal struggle, yet our understanding of what constitutes true peace has evolved significantly. While most view peace simply as the absence of war, contemporary peace studies reveal a far more nuanced and challenging...
Diplomacy in the Age of Transactional Leadership: A New Path to Peace
In a world of power-driven diplomacy, traditional peace efforts fail. How can we adapt strategies to navigate dominance without losing core values?