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• Issue 1
• Bitcoin adoption is happening: Will Gulf residents be winners or losers?
• A Global Perspective on the Educational and Academic Culture at GUST
• A Note on Economic Drivers of Mitigating Climate Change
• Issue 1:2
• Hegel, Heidegger, Eurocentrism and Asian Thought
• On Editing an Interdisciplinary Volume on the Arab Diaspora
• The Spirit of Contemporary Socialism: An Explanation of Woke Consciousness
• Decolonizing a Historical Field: Toward a Global Nineteenth Century
• From Soft Power to Smart Power: French Cultural and Scientific Diplomacy
• "Opération Daguet" in Kuwait 1991
• issue-2
• issue-3
• issue-4
• Why We Should Decolonize the University Curriculum
• French Female Managers of North African Origin: Integration “à la Française”
• Naturalism in America Today
• Preface to the Global as Trope-ical
• Non-English Languages Enrich Scientitic Knowledge
• Beyond Ibn Hawqal’s Judgment on Palermo and Its Denizens
• How to talk across Boundaries
• On Alfarabi’s Book of Dialectic (Kitāb al-jadal): On the Starting Point of Islamic Philosophy by David M. DiPasquale
• The Belt and Road Initiative in Southeast Asia: Looking Back, Moving Forward
• W(h)ither China in Africa?
• The Digital Silk Road and the US-China Race for AI
• The Winding Road of the BRI in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) Region
• China's Investment in the Middle East: Where Do We Stand?
• What Next for the Nearly Decade-Old BRI?
• Launching GUST UNIVERSITY PRESS (GUP): Kan Ya Makan
• China's Architectural Cooperation in Pakistan through the BRI
• Standing up for Women in Kuwait
• Translating al-Ghazālī into Portugese
• The First Latin Translation of the Qur’an:Robert of Ketton, 1143
• One State or Two? An Exploration of Hannah Arendt's Solution to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
• Belgian Diplomacy and the Creation of Mixed Courts in Egypt
• Imperialist Globalism: From Exploiting Mines to Exploiting Minds
• Global-Local: Being an Emirati in a Globalized World
• Tracing the Global in African American Muslim Communities
• The Arabic Dialect(s) of the Rašāyda
• The Global as Trope-ical
• Globalisation: In Search of Utopias
• Game Theory and the Logic of Nuclear Play
• Dennis C. Rasmussen: The Infidel and the Professor
• Wokeism: A Global Civil Religion in the Age of Profilicity"?
• Apophatic Ethics as an Alternative to Identity Politics or How to Avoid Wokeism
• The Afterlives of Wokeness and the Limits of Epistemic Colonialism in Latin America
• Political Correctness and Wokeism in Arab Contexts
• Wokeism: Can We Laught About It?
• Curing and Caring Through Art: Memory and Memorials in Times of Changing Interpretation of the Contested Past
• Wokeism and Spiritual Legalism: Ibn 'Arabi's Law for the Individual
• The Concept of Wokeism in Islamic Legal Philosophy
• Tracking Wokeism: The Case of Battalion Ayacucho, Manizales-Colombia in the Post-Conflict Reality
• Wokeism and Catharism: On Religions that Might Have Existed
• Woke and Democracy: A Terrible Mix
• The Geopolitical Strings of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
• The New Silk Road and EU-China Relations through Jiny Lan's Visual Art
• The French Naval Campaign off the Kuwaiti Coasts
• Graduate Student Scholarships
• Issue 5
• Who Will Buy Chinese Electric Cars in Kuwait?
• Renewables ≠ Kumbaya in Geopolitics
• The Geo-Economics of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). A World Bank 2.0?
• Kitsch and Kuwait
• How Children and Adults Make Sense of the World: Cognitive and Intercultural Aspects
• Double book review
• Current Research
• ISSUE 6
• Portrait of a Globalized Landscape
• Mokhtar
• Ottesen
• Supply Chain 4.0: New Topics and Issues Under Technology 4.0
• Winds of Change