International law is what binds nations as a global community. This project seeks to elucidate the importance of international law in the foreign relations of the Permanent Members, to better understand their behavior.

This volume presents new research on how art making, criticism, and promotion responded dynamically to the fast-moving social, cultural, and political contexts of the nineteenth century Russian Empire and the Soviet Union.

This book considers whether the end of the pandemic has marked a new beginning for modern societies and economies or a return to the pre-pandemic reality.

This compendium provides a comprehensive overview of national law relevant to the conduct of investigations by the EPPO and OLAF in the area of criminal procedure (EPPO) and administrative procedure (OLAF).

What roles should scientists play in policy-making? How can the spread of fake news in science communication be curtailed? How can we represent uncertainties in a way that upholds the credibility of scientific knowledge?

This volume addresses questions concerned with the physical control of territories and communication networks by considering Idalion’s resource availability and the overall development of its rural settlement pattern in contrast to that of its neighbouring polities.