Gregorio Marino Doimo Bettiza

First cycle degree programmes dissertations

• Aerial Drone Warfare in Ukraine: Evolution and Implications for European Security in the Face of a deteriorating Transatlantic Relationship
• Beyond GDP: Feminist Post-Growth Perspectives for the Global South
• Contesting the Liberal International Order: South-South Alliances between Venezuela and Iran
• Cultural Wars: art as a battleground of ideological change
• Dialectical Materialism and "New Thinking" of Perestrojka for an Understanding of Transitional International Orders
• Fault lines and the use of force: how Conflicts shape an ever-changing international order.
• Framing Genocide: The Rwandan Case, Great Powers Responses, and the Transformation of the International Legal Order
• From Unipolarity to Multipolarity: The Transformation of the International Order in the 21st Century
• Governing the End of the World: Frozen Territorial Claims and the Limits of Antarctic Governance in a Changing International Order
• Hostages of the homeland: the accidental diaspora case of the Polish minority in Lithuania
• How did the presence of Great Powers influence the Civil War in Yugoslavia
• l’interdipendenza armata nella transizione ecologica: minerali critici, vulnerabilita’ strategica e il dilemma della sicurezza tra usa e cina
• Mnemonic Security, Right to Truth and Liberal International Order: a comparative analysis of Historical Denialism in Turkey and Japan
• Russia as a Revisionist Power: Challenging U.S. Hegemony in a Changing International System
• Shifting Naval Dominance in the Western Pacific: From US Primary to Contested Sea Control in East Asian Littorals
• The changing character of international order: the (non) creation of new states under international law
• The Fragility of Progress: unwavering customary law in the fight against FGM in Somalia.
• The Hajj of Liberation: Racialised Sovereignty and the Pacification of Black Power–Palestine Transnational Solidarity
• The Impact of Increasing Political Polarization on U.S. Foreign Policy Decisions
• The instrumentalization of “Civilization” in the changing International Order: the case of contemporary Russia and its historical and political justification.
• The Normative Power of Coloniality_Forced Sterilization in Peru, 1996-2000
• The Subjectivity of Freedom and the Fragmentation of the Western International Order
• The Transformation of Development Governance in a Shifting World Order: Agency, Power and Competing Models
• The Weaponization of Citizenship: A Legal Analysis of Passportization in the Changing International Order
• The West against itself: internal crises as the main driver of transatlantic decline