Global (Dis)Order is a dedicated interdisciplinary research group based at City St George’s, University of London formed to develop new international research to further our understanding of global order and disorder. It aims to form a unique, global and diverse network practitioners, public intellectuals, researchers, and academics, who are making sense of, interpreting, and navigating Global Disorder.
Begum Zorlu, a member of the Global Disorder research group, has published a new commentary on María Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize for the Equality Justice Women Platform. She argues that along with her ability to mobilise the opposition, for more than twenty years Machado has contributed to the deep polarisation and lack of trust…
Francesco Rigoli, a member of the Global Disorder research group, has published a new article in the International Social Science Journal titled “Neuroticism Is Linked With Liberal Ideology in Young, but not Old, People in the United States.” The study explores why younger Americans tend to be more liberal than older generations. The study proposes…
Illustration by Tatyana Zelenskaya. The Global Disorder Group at the Department of International Politics, in collaboration with Index on Censorship and the Institute for Creativity and AI at City, is delighted to invite you to a panel discussion on Truth, Trust & Tricksters in the Age of AI. The event will take place on Wednesday…
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