Latest issue of International Relations is out!
➡️https://t.co/Kr4h32If0K
Contributions by:
K.M. Fierke & Nicola Mackay
Jonathan Kent
James Foley
Molly Ruhiman
Eviatar Matania & Udi Sommer
Ash Rossiter
Ellis Mallett & Nicholas Kitchen
Panos Vasileiadis
#Race#Asylum#Ukraine
In her new role, Erzsébet is looking forward to nurturing critical, plural, and creative approaches to world politics, welcoming relational and methodologically innovative scholarship that unsettles familiar sensibilities in knowledge practices.
International Relations has a new associate editor!
We are very happy to welcome Dr Erzsébet Strausz, Associate Professor at Central European University, Vienna
Find out more about Erzsébet's research interests and what she's looking forward to in her new role ⤵️🧵
Erzsébet's research interests include:
critical epistemologies
aesthetics & cultural politics
human-nature connections
decolonial praxis
art-based & creative research methods
ethnography
narrative approaches
critical pedagogy
transformational research practice
New online first article available:
Protecting presidential term limits from aspiring autocrats: a qualitative comparative analysis and large-N qualitative analysis
Authored by Bill Gelfeld
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https://t.co/Ru35eHEFH4
New online first article available:
Protecting presidential term limits from aspiring autocrats: a qualitative comparative analysis and large-N qualitative analysis
Authored by Bill Gelfeld
https://t.co/Ru35eHEFH4
New online first article:
Middle powers and the evolution of the outer space regime: an analysis of Latin American contributions in the UN
Authored by Kevin Parthenay and Rafael Mesquita
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https://t.co/KTNNaDscp8
New online first article:
Middle powers and the evolution of the outer space regime: an analysis of Latin American contributions in the UN
Authored by Kevin Parthenay and Rafael Mesquita
https://t.co/KTNNaDscp8
New online first article:
The construction of Eurocentric universals: recognition, property and the dynamic force of the negative
Authored by Christopher Long
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https://t.co/is5FLkpRGf
#Eurocentrism#Decolonial#Property#Hegel#Critical#IranWar
New online first article:
The construction of Eurocentric universals: recognition, property and the dynamic force of the negative
Authored by Christopher Long
https://t.co/is5FLkpRGf
#Eurocentrism#Decolonial#Property#Hegel#Critical#IR
New online first article available:
Strategic ambivalence and ontological (in)security: a Lacanian reading of Iran’s involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war
Authored by Maysam Behravesh
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https://t.co/QLtpPo74wf
#Security#Lacan#Iran#Russia#Ukraine#War
New online first article available:
Strategic ambivalence and ontological (in)security: a Lacanian reading of Iran’s involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war
Authored by Maysam Behravesh
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https://t.co/QLtpPo74wf
#Security#Lacan#Iran#Russia#Ukraine#War
New online first article available #OpenAccess:
Interrogating the foundations of public diplomacy’s theory and practice: ‘resilient contact’ and the Fulbright English Teaching Assistants Program
Authored by Ersel Aydinli and Julie Mathews
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https://t.co/1ABJpS6UiX
New online first article available #OpenAccess:
Interrogating the foundations of public diplomacy’s theory and practice: ‘resilient contact’ and the Fulbright English Teaching Assistants Program
Authored by Ersel Aydinli and Julie Mathews
https://t.co/1ABJpS6UiX
New online first article:
Mapping outer space norms: A user’s guide for norm structures and change
Authored by Jeffrey S Lantis and Adam Bower
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https://t.co/l1fRwYFmUb...
#space#norms#IR#change
New online first article:
Mapping outer space norms: A user’s guide for norm structures and change
Authored by Jeffrey S Lantis and Adam Bower
https://t.co/QVbLgMQhVm
New online first article trending in International Relations:
Public intellectual and the prison of theory: John J. Mearsheimer
Authored by Haro Karkour
#IR#Theory#Mearsheimer#Intellectual#Responsbility#OpenAccess
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https://t.co/GYUknpcANt
"the combination of too much limit and too little normative theorisation turns Mearsheimer’s theory into a prison that he seeks to escape in his public commentary through inconsistency and/or referring to rhetorical hopes. These rhetorical hopes absolve Mearsheimer of the ..."