Checks&Balances Checks and Balances is the magazine of the Study Association Clio from the program "International Relations and International Organization" at the University of Groningen. Topics include international politics, ethics, conflict and development
Recent Articles
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The Modernity Question of IS
The UN has estimated that over 25,000 people from over 100 countries have joined IS. ... Read More » -
Towards global justice: Pax Initiative
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Political Cartoons: There’s Some Method to the Madness
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Lessons from Laclau: Are Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders Populists?
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Eagles. Dutch Eagles.
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Bursting the Brexit Myth Bubble
What exactly changes after the UK referendum? Are we destined to suffer from a devastating economic, ... Read More » -
Brexit: Reflections From A New Britain
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From Groningen to the World Bank
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Shaking Schengen
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‘Islam, for a Better World?’ – The World of Islamic Banking
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”Risk It All”: Fighting ISIS with Pop Music
High heels, smoky eyes and Molotov cocktails. At first sight, those words do not seem ... Read More » -
BB-8 Star Wars Droid
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In Conversation with Eric Niehe
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Interview with Jean-Pierre Kempeneers
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Fighting Misinformation: Google vs. The Internet
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Towards global justice: Pax Initiative
It is crazy how people know everything about Kylie Jenner’s lipstick but not about what ... Read More » -
From Groningen to the World Bank
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How Martin Luther King Almost Didn’t Have a Dream
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Designing Change: The Rise of Humanitarian Architecture
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Genocide ain’t no Genocide?
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François de Callières and the Practice of Diplomacy
This year we mark three hundred years since the first publication of one of the ... Read More » -
The Mountain of Men
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Brexit: Reflections From A New Britain
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The OSCE – a Victim of Its Own Legacy
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Towards global justice: Pax Initiative
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The Modernity Question of IS
The UN has estimated that over 25,000 people from over 100 countries have joined IS. ... Read More » -
Bursting the Brexit Myth Bubble
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Brexit: Reflections From A New Britain
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Songs of Protest
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Towards global justice: Pax Initiative