Bailey Schwab
Bailey Schwab, PhD– Foreign policy researcher specialising in U.S. strategy, presidential doctrines, and the evolution of Western statecraft from the late Cold War to the present. He is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Budapest.
By Bailey Schwab When Palantir Technologies published a 22-point text summarising the recently published book of its chief executive, Alex Karp, a storm was created in the media worldwide. The points, which some suggested were a kind of manifesto for big tech firms…
By Bailey Schwab One of modern China’s foundational national narratives states that during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (specifically between 1839 and 1949), China lost control over large portions of its territory at the hands of foreigners. Moreover, those foreign powers exploited…
By Bailey Schwab There are numerous dimensions to the current joint military conflict between the U.S. and Israel against Iran. A core aspect of this conflict has been the geopolitics of natural resources, particularly oil and LNG. This is not surprising given how…