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-The STEAR Digital Policy Journal-

Our Digital Policy Journal is the beating heart of STEAR, publishing articles on current affairs and foreign policy opinion pieces between 1,000-1,500 words in length. We are looking for original work, offering novel insights and taking a specific and well-argued standpoint that contributes to collaborative and fruitful discussion.

We accept ad-hoc submissions as well as contributions from our regular writers. Please send your articles to our Editor-in-Chief (steareditor@gmail.com) together with a short summary of your writing and a fifty-word biography about yourself.

Ru-Tung Sun & Adith Srinivasan

a day ago
6 min

Recap: STEAR Book Exchange Meeting

The Moon and Sixpence is one of the most famous and classic works by William Somerset Maugham. We were glad to have had seven people,...

Recap: Pre-Conference Workshop with Kirida Bhaopichitr

Jedidja van Boven

Oct 19
3 min

Recap: Pre-Conference Workshop with Kirida Bhaopichitr

STEAR is gearing up for its first annual conference on 6 and 7 November, and part of the intensive preparations for this occasion has...

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue - In Conversation with Ambassador Josef Rychtar

Jedidja van Boven

Sep 30
3 min

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue - In Conversation with Ambassador Josef Rychtar

On September 30th, STEAR held its second event in The STEAR Dialogue series, in which events focus on more personal, experience-oriented...

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue: In Conversation with James Crabtree

Luke Cavanaugh

Sep 21
3 min

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue: In Conversation with James Crabtree

The 20th September saw the launch of The STEAR Dialogue, a more informal events series where we invite special guests to come in to talk...

Recap: The Nuclear Future - An Agenda for Disarmament?

Nawathas Thasanabanchong

Sep 7
4 min

Recap: The Nuclear Future - An Agenda for Disarmament?

STEAR hosted its latest Guest Speaker Series event on Monday September 6th on the topic of “The Nuclear Future: An Agenda for...

Recap: Migration and Welfare in times of Crisis Panel Discussion

Daniel Tafelski

Aug 25
2 min

Recap: Migration and Welfare in times of Crisis Panel Discussion

STEAR hosted its next Guest Speaker Series event last Friday on the topic of migration and welfare in times of crisis, a particularly...

Recap: Let’s Get Together – How to Build and Maintain Networks

Jedidja van Boven

Aug 9
4 min

Recap: Let’s Get Together – How to Build and Maintain Networks

Aside from the various events that feature external speakers from all sorts of different backgrounds and countries, STEAR also organizes...

Recap: China in Multilateralism Panel Event

Juliet Pegg

Aug 3
2 min

Recap: China in Multilateralism Panel Event

On Friday, STEAR hosted the first event in our Guest Speaker Series on the topic of China’s role in multilateralism. In recent years,...

Recap: Cultural Launch Event - Reviving Crossways

Stewart Knights

Jul 26
3 min

Recap: Cultural Launch Event - Reviving Crossways

What we learn shapes who we are. However, precisely what we learn often depends on where we learn. So we, as separate societies learning...

Recap: In Conversation With Lord Simon McDonald, 10 July 2021

Jedidja van Boven

Jul 11
3 min

Recap: In Conversation With Lord Simon McDonald, 10 July 2021

The STEAR Board is happy and honored to have been able to host today’s event with Lord Simon McDonald! We were very pleased to see 50...

Our Publications

Find Out What We Are Thinking

Recap: STEAR Book Exchange Meeting

Recap: Pre-Conference Workshop with Kirida Bhaopichitr

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue - In Conversation with Ambassador Josef Rychtar

Recap: The STEAR Dialogue: In Conversation with James Crabtree

Recap: The Nuclear Future - An Agenda for Disarmament?

Recap: Migration and Welfare in times of Crisis Panel Discussion

Recap: Let’s Get Together – How to Build and Maintain Networks

Recap: China in Multilateralism Panel Event

Recap: Cultural Launch Event - Reviving Crossways

Recap: In Conversation With Lord Simon McDonald, 10 July 2021

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