Prof. Dr. Anis Bajrektarevic

Europe of Sarajevo 100 years later: Was history ever on holiday?

Europe of June 1914 and of June 2014. Hundred years in between, two hot and one cold war. The League of Nations, Cristal Night, Eurosong and Helsinki...

NUCLEAR COMMERCE- Essentials

Politico-military, security, legal and socio-economic aspects

In an ever evolving and expanding world, there is a constant quest for both more energy and less external energy dependency. With the fossil fuels...

Asia needs ASEAN-ization not Pakistanization of its continent

Why is (the Korean peninsula and East) Asia unable to capitalize (on) its success

Speculations over the alleged bipolar world of tomorrow (the so-called G-2, China vs. the US), should not be an Asian dilemma. It is primarily a...

Europe - the letzte Mensch or Übermensch, the new Byzantium or declining Rome

Will the passionately US-pushed cross-Atlantic Free Trade Area push the things over the edge and mark an end of the unionistic Europe? Is the...

Geopolitics of Quantum Buddhism: Our Pre-Hydrocarbon Tao Future

No Breakthrough at the Rio+20 Summit

From Rio to Rio with Kyoto, Copenhagen and Durban in between, the conclusion remains the same: we fundamentally disagree on realities of this planet...

Geopolitics of Energy - July 2011

What Really Springs in the Arab World? (Of the Arab Spring and Oil) It has been more than seven months since street vendor Mohammed Bouazizi set...

Geopolitics of Energy - December 2010

Opening Up The Arctic Frontier (Part 2) An Excerpt from Arctic and Antarctic: Two Poles - Different Scores In the September 2010 Geopolitics of...

Geopolitics of Energy - September 2010

Opening Up the Arctic Frontier An Excerpt from Arctic and Antarctic: Two Poles - Different Scores The Arctic Circle, a part of the world...

Geopolitics of Technology and the Hydrocarbon Status Quo

Why does the Kyoto mechanism fail again? Is oil more than energy? Is this a construct that architectures the world currently known to and permitted...