Assessing Legal Foundation, Mandate Legitimacy, Interaction with Global Peace Architecture, and Implications to International Legal System. Sebahate J. Shala The Board of Peace represents a novel, controversial institution in international system[1] —featuring a non-orthodox approach of organizational foundation and occupying a liminal institutional space: partially legalized, politically consequential, yet constitutionally thin.[2] Introduced as an operational... Continue Reading →
The National Security Strategy and America’s Evolving Global Role
Assessing International System, Great-Power Competition, and Strategic Engagement in Europe, the Indo-Pacific, and the Western Hemisphere. Sebahate J. Shala The National Security Strategy outlines a recalibrated vision of the United States’ (U.S.) role in an evolving international system, prioritizing national interests and regional stability over expansive global commitments. It signals an unequivocal retreat from traditional... Continue Reading →

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