Bachelor of Arts (BA) · London School of Economics and Political Science
Alvin Karl Bürck is pursuing an M.Sc. in International Political Economy at The London School of Economics and Political Science (UK). His research focuses on international political economy and geoeconomics. Currently, he serves as Postgraduate Student Academic Representative.
North America faces climate challenges but aims for net-zero emissions via diverse strategies in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
International stakes are high as Trump and Harris vie for the 47th presidency in a tight, unpredictable U.S. election.
Russia’s war economy has defied initial predictions of collapse following Western sanctions. Instead, Russia’s GDP has grown, and its military spending has increased to 6% of GDP. However, the economy faces challenges, including human capital flight, reliance on fluctuating energy prices, and pos…
The free trade agreements NAFTA and USMCA played relevant but overexaggerated roles in shaping North American economies.
The American blockade of a UN vote on Palestinian statehood highlights different positions on the international stage.
Escalating tensions between the US and Iran-backed Houthi rebels led to military actions and disruptions in the Red Sea region.
