Nuno Morgado
Biographic Data
| ID | 4459241 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nuno Morgado |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nuno |
| FAMILY NAME | Morgado |
| SIGNATURE | MORGADO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Corvinus University of Budapest |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9354-2700 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Measuring Taiwan’s Power and Resilience
The power projection of Taiwan/the Republic of China ( ROC ) is constrained by many factors, including its geographical setting. In this context, it matters to investigate whether ROC geopolitical agents ( GA s) are taking sufficient steps to transform potential into power, thereby ensuring the resilience of the society. We hypothesize that the role of GA s may be of greater weight in foreign policy outcomes than the literature on structural appr…
A cross-country comparison of wine in cultural foreign policy in Portugal and Hungary
Purpose This paper assesses the differences in the use of wine, as a consumed food substance, in the formulation of Portugal and Hungary’s cultural foreign policies between 2010 and 2022. By comparing the degrees of effectiveness of these two traditional wine-making countries’ approaches in shaping their national image, we contribute to the limited literature on wine diplomacy and cultural foreign policy. We highlight the disparities in policies …
Geopolitical continuity? An analysis of the Turkish Straits and Russian ambitions
This paper analyses the Turkish and Russian interests in the Turkish Straits. The paper’s main argument tests the traditional theoretical principle of the permanence of geography through a framework that deploys selected aspects of the model of neoclassical geopolitics. The application of this model – a cutting-edge development in the theory of geopolitics – constitutes one of the original contributions of this paper. After clarifying our theoret…
Analytical Geopolitics and Artificial Intelligence as Hybrid Approach
Anticipating international conflicts is critical for geopolitical risk assessment and early warning. Using the Russia – Ukraine crisis as a case study, this paper presents a hybrid approach that combines theory-driven and data-driven forecasting methods. First, an analytical geopolitics framework identifies structural and agent-based drivers of instability to explain the trajectory toward war. These insights also inform the preprocessing of event…
A pact of iron? China’s deepening of the Sino-Russian partnership
To characterize the bilateral partnership, this paper applies the neoclassical geopolitics approach. We first measure China’s potential, and the perception of Chinese geopolitical agents, and placed within the international distribution of capabilities. This is followed by our analytical results on Sino-Russian relations in the spheres of potential, strategic culture, and geopolitical design. The paper concludes that while there is a strategic ne…
Traditional Worldviews, Strategic Culture and Revolutionary Mentality
This article explores China’s ambitions to become a global hegemon in the 21st century. The research traces the origins of these ambitions in China’s strategic culture and system of ideas and representations. Forming a geopolitical study in this way, this article zooms in the concepts of ‘middle’, ‘Middle Kingdom’ and Tianxia. ‘Middle’ symbolises China’s centrality and moral authority; ‘Middle Kingdom’ embodies the idea of a state where political…
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A pact of iron? China’s deepening of the Sino-Russian partnership
To characterize the bilateral partnership, this paper applies the neoclassical geopolitics approach. We first measure China’s potential, and the perception of Chinese geopolitical agents, and placed within the international distribution of capabilities. This is followed by our analytical results on Sino-Russian relations in the spheres of potential, strategic culture, and geopolitical design. The paper concludes that while there is a strategic ne…
Traditional Worldviews, Strategic Culture and Revolutionary Mentality
This article explores China’s ambitions to become a global hegemon in the 21st century. The research traces the origins of these ambitions in China’s strategic culture and system of ideas and representations. Forming a geopolitical study in this way, this article zooms in the concepts of ‘middle’, ‘Middle Kingdom’ and Tianxia. ‘Middle’ symbolises China’s centrality and moral authority; ‘Middle Kingdom’ embodies the idea of a state where political…
Measuring Taiwan’s Power and Resilience
The power projection of Taiwan/the Republic of China ( ROC ) is constrained by many factors, including its geographical setting. In this context, it matters to investigate whether ROC geopolitical agents ( GA s) are taking sufficient steps to transform potential into power, thereby ensuring the resilience of the society. We hypothesize that the role of GA s may be of greater weight in foreign policy outcomes than the literature on structural appr…
A cross-country comparison of wine in cultural foreign policy in Portugal and Hungary
Purpose This paper assesses the differences in the use of wine, as a consumed food substance, in the formulation of Portugal and Hungary’s cultural foreign policies between 2010 and 2022. By comparing the degrees of effectiveness of these two traditional wine-making countries’ approaches in shaping their national image, we contribute to the limited literature on wine diplomacy and cultural foreign policy. We highlight the disparities in policies …
Geopolitical continuity? An analysis of the Turkish Straits and Russian ambitions
This paper analyses the Turkish and Russian interests in the Turkish Straits. The paper’s main argument tests the traditional theoretical principle of the permanence of geography through a framework that deploys selected aspects of the model of neoclassical geopolitics. The application of this model – a cutting-edge development in the theory of geopolitics – constitutes one of the original contributions of this paper. After clarifying our theoret…
Analytical Geopolitics and Artificial Intelligence as Hybrid Approach
Anticipating international conflicts is critical for geopolitical risk assessment and early warning. Using the Russia – Ukraine crisis as a case study, this paper presents a hybrid approach that combines theory-driven and data-driven forecasting methods. First, an analytical geopolitics framework identifies structural and agent-based drivers of instability to explain the trajectory toward war. These insights also inform the preprocessing of event…
Political science (5 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (4 works) · Law (4 works) · China (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Geopolitics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)