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CTO & International Politics / Finance Writer · Germany
I am James, a graduate in International Politics from City, University of London. I aim to write informative short pieces that focus on the financial and social impacts of government policies (or the lack thereof).
The question of whether the British hegemony of the early nineteenth century to mid-20 th century, colloquially known as Pax Britannica was any different, from the later and continued global hegemony of the United States, also known as Pax Americana, is complex and ongoing as both states took very different strategies to achieve their respective hegemony’s.
The NHS and Universal social healthcare have long been a defining feature of the United Kingdom and wider Europe, a legacy shaped by the socio-political aftermath of the continent’s two most devastating wars. These historical ruptures embedded a collective commitment to healthcare systems that prioritise public welfare over profit.
The economy and defence: two of the most interlocked and vital pillars of any society, modern or pre-modern. What better way to prove this historic truth than through the lens of the Royal Navy?