by Malachi | Jun 7, 2026 | Identity Politics
Applying Post-WWII Principles of Self-Determination Introduction The end of World War II ushered in a new era of international relations founded on principles of self-determination and freedom from colonial rule. These principles, enshrined in the Atlantic Charter and...
by Malachi | Jun 5, 2026 | Identity Politics
A Framework for an Inclusive Democratic State in Historic Palestine Abstract This thesis examines the potential for transforming the current ethno-nationalist paradigm in Israel/Palestine into an inclusive, secular democratic state that guarantees equal rights,...
by Malachi | Jun 4, 2026 | Identity Politics
How 1,400 Years of Historical Reinterpretation Created the Modern Middle East Crisis The modern State of Israel rests upon one of history’s most extensive acts of retroactive legal revision. Through careful examination of ancient inheritance law, religious...
by Malachi | Jun 3, 2026 | Identity Politics
Ethnogenesis and the Challenge to Ancestry-Based Territorial Claims The intersection of genetic research, historical analysis, and territorial disputes creates one of the most sensitive areas in modern political discourse. As our understanding of ethnic identity...
by Malachi | Jun 2, 2026 | Identity Politics
How Modern Groups Appropriate “Ancient Authority” Throughout history, groups seeking political power have discovered a fundamental truth: contemporary claims to resources, territory, or special status are far more convincing when wrapped in ancient...
