Peer-Reviewed Articles

The shift to a bioeconomy offers climate and sustainability benefits but risks biodiversity loss, land conflicts, and social inequities—especially in the Global South. This article explores inclusive pathways and governance for a just, sustainable bio-based future.

Since normalizing ties in 1992, South Korea’s narratives on China have evolved. Using computational text analysis of scholarly articles, op-eds, and polls, this article compares elite, public, and academic view, showing growing polarization since 2015, especially after THAAD and COVID-19.

Ferhat Abbas’s draft of the Algerian Constitution (April 1963) has long remained unknown. The document sheds light on the personality of Abbas, who was one of the pillars of the Algerian national movement and one of the first opponents of the post-independence regime.

This article enquires how the Federal Republic of Germany has governed migration at critical junctures of German nation-building within a growing European Union.