The post-Cold war period has been marked by the dominance of the US in economic, military and soft power terms, thus, characterizing the international system […]
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May 25, 2020. Minneapolis. George Floyd. “Please, please, please, I can’t breathe.” July 17, 2014. New York. Eric Garner. “I can’t breathe.” Two of many […]
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“Trump threatens Iraq with sanctions if U.S. troops are expelled”. “Bolton threatens ICC with sanctions if Afghanistan war crimes investigated”. “US envoy defends Nord Stream […]
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Canada has elected – the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gets a second term. Just a few weeks prior to the election on September […]
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Current debates concerning the US are focused on the end of the American century and the future of American power in the liberal world order. […]
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Since the First World War, the relationship between the United States and Europe has served as a guarantor for peace and prosperity. Based on shared […]
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One of the main characteristics of EU sanctions is that the goals of the sanctions and the steps the receiving country must take with which […]
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With Donald Trump’s election to US President, Americans seem to have voted for nationalism, isolationism and xenophobia. What kind of policy is to be expected […]
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Tom is a PhD Candidate in Environmental Economics, researching the triangular relationship between development, the environment, and human health at the Research Centre for Environmental Economics at Heidelberg University. He did his Bachelor’s in Bayreuth and completed his Master’s in Heidelberg and Warsaw. Working as a diplomatic consultant in Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur, he immersed himself in the world of international relations and never broke away again. He is a research fellow in the Doctoral Program “Security and Development in the 21st Century” by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and is particularly interested in the unintended results on the environment of intentional action by international players.
Tom speaks German, English, Russian, Arabic, Swahili, and a bit of Japanese and Bahasa Malayu. He currently learns Spanish.
Personal Website: tom-zeising.com
