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.
The Global Disorder research group warmly invites you to attend the launch of Sasikumar Sundaram’s new book, Rhetorical Powers: How Rising States Shape International Order, a study of power and hierarchy in international politics. The book will be launched on Tuesday, 10 March 2026, from 17:00 to 18:30 (GMT) in D427 (Rhind Building) at City…
Begum Zorlu, a member of the Global Disorder research group, has published a new article on Nicolás Maduro’s dramatic capture by the United States, revealing the limits of Turkey’s foreign policy solidarity with Venezuela and, more broadly, about the constraints facing middle powers that rely on performative, values-based alliances. You can find the full article…
Inderjeet Parmar, a member of the Global Disorder research group, has published a new article with Atul Bhardwaj that rethinks India’s turn to market liberalisation, highlighting the long-term influence of elite knowledge networks and philanthropic foundations in shaping economic policy. Titled “The Architecture of Consent: the Ford Foundation, ‘Brain Irrigation’, and the Making of India’s…
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