Malcolm X was one of the prominent African American thinkers. He was deeply engaged with what he called the “cancer of racism.” He believed that the United States was fundamentally built upon this cancer. If we were to translate this concept into contemporary philosophical language, we could say that Americans—or more precisely, white people, who…
To truly understand the impact of those Iranian emigrants who, on the eve of major tensions, solicited international media to attack their own homeland, it is necessary to go beyond the simplistic, naive dichotomy of the “primary actor” versus the “ineffective actor.” International relations theory and decision-making documents from Washington and Tel Aviv demonstrate that…
Abstract Recent developments in Iran–United States negotiations are unfolding at a time when West Asia has become a focal point of geopolitical competition among major powers. Given this complexity, nuclear negotiations can no longer be viewed merely as a bilateral matter; they must instead be analyzed within the broader framework of strategic rivalry among global…
