By Giulia Ottaviani ABSTRACT Over the past decades, an interesting phenomenon concerning the class status of immigrant ethnic groups has captured the attention of numerous scholars who have tried to understand why certain immigrant groups tend to outperform their white peers, the ethnic majority, in both the US and European countries. We are talking about…
By Giulia Ottaviani ABSTRACT The Latin maxim Ubi maior minor cessat, in other words, “where there is the greater, the lesser ceases,” is a concept that could be applied to many different contexts, including, at first glance, today’s geopolitical setting. It may seem that the strongest actors within the international landscape are the sole rule…
Giulia Ottaviani Apr 14, 2024 Since the 70’s the Chinese government has successfully expanded its economy and political ties with other countries, up to the point where the PRC became the world’s second-largest economy and one of the most influential and powerful forces in the geopolitical structure and international organizations. After the Chinese economic reforms…