ISR

The International Studies Review (ISR) provides a window on current trends and research in international studies worldwide.
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Meet our new Editor-in-Chief, Sumit Ganguly (@IUPOLS) in his video now available on the ISR website!
https://t.co/3kSsGrtjj6

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'Fifty Shades of Deprivation: Disaggregating Types of Economic Disadvantage in Studies of #Terrorism.' offers a nuanced framework for understanding how dimensions of deprivation intersect with terrorist #radicalization. Read more: https://t.co/OKR5ywGPjc #PoliticalViolence"

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'Implications of COVID-19 to Young Women’s Online Education in Canada' explores how the pandemic deepened gendered barriers in education. Read it here: https://t.co/mGllKEmI7F #GenderEquality #COVID19Education

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The article “COVID-19 and Gendered Risk: A Case Study of Yemeni Women #Peacebuilders by Kawkab Al-Thaibani” explores how armed conflict and the pandemic amplified risks for Yemeni women while highlighting their resilience and leadership.
#genderstudies
https://t.co/R7gMYabQxS

[Mirko Palestrino @palestrinomirko]

@melgatter's brilliant book 'Time and Power' has been a true pleasure to read, discuss and review. Highly recommended for those interested in time and its politics, migration, displacement, and development. My review of the book is out now @IntlStudiesRev https://t.co/swAy0w5pmw

[Pål Røren @palroren]

I just published an article in @IntlStudiesRev where I argue that clubs, groups, and communities have their own standards for what counts as prestigious (1/6) https://t.co/vJ7PQmPjsF

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Does increased female representation in #nucleardiplomacy lead to fewer nukes? Wattenberg's article examines the narratives surrounding women in the nuclear field and their role in advancing #genderequality and disarmament. https://t.co/mOHwmrUc5A #GenderInclusion #FeministIR

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“Why do states arm, and why do they sometimes do so together?“ Jonata Anicetti and Ulrich Krotz explore multicausal factors driving arms production and collaboration. Read more: https://t.co/6yec5kGwkh #InternationalRelations #SecurityStudies #ArmsCollaboration

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"How does surveillance capitalism exploit human freedom for data extraction?” Swati Srivastava explores its implications on global struggles in her latest article in International Studies Review. Read more: https://t.co/oNovlwm3fK #SurveillanceCapitalism #TechEthics #DataPrivacy

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Manuela L. Picq’s article "Can There Be a Public IR?" explores the intersection of academia and activism, highlighting the role scholars played in defending Indigenous rights against mining projects in Ecuador.

https://t.co/FX4YPNMqNn #IndigenousRights #PublicIR #Ecuador

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Rahel W. Sebhatu's article "Real Struggles of Cooperation, Contention, and Creativity Are Happening Outside of Academia" critiques the elitism within ISA and how it perpetuates epistemic violence.

📄 Read more: https://t.co/No2IHvCD8k #AcademicExclusion #EpistemicViolence #IR

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In „Better than Objectivity: Critique as Method without the Fetishization of Measurement." Ba challenges the idea of detached objectivity in addressing racism and injustice.

📄 Full article: https://t.co/HiDvIWyRZn #SocialJustice #AcademicCritique #BLM #Objectivity

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"The High Stakes of Differentials" by Zaynab El Bernoussi. This article explores how visa policies limit Global South scholars' participation in ISA and the broader academic community.

📄 Read here: https://t.co/TXKcJ78cyh #ISA #AcademicDiversity #GlobalSouth #Visa

[Swati Parashar स्वाति पाराशर @swatipash]

'Real Struggles, High Stakes: Cooperation, Contention, and Creativity'
Presidential #SpecialIssue : @IntlStudiesRev, 26: 3, Sept. 2024
Co-edited with @EricaChenoweth now available for reading, citing and sharing. @isanet @DeborahAvant1 #AcademicTwitter
https://t.co/4p0omLWkro

[Debak Das @DebakD]

🚨 New piece out in the @IntlStudiesRev!

I discuss the different barriers that junior international scholars face to participate in knowledge production. This includes epistemological biases and barriers, citizenship/visa issues, & financial obstacles.

https://t.co/8hsAK5Rbca

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Manasa Bollempalli explores India's approach to climate refugees, offering a humanitarian alternative to the securitization of climate migration. Read 'Climate #Refugees in India: Seeking #Security between Disaster Diplomacy and Strategic Ambiguity' here: https://t.co/wRPuU8epth

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'Between Probability and Possibility: Fostering Productive Research in a Dystopian Moment' by Deborah Avant explores how embracing uncertainty can enhance scholarly thinking and ethical reasoning in challenging times. https://t.co/gJw4MN9ZPJ #InternationalStudies

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Check out "Leaders in the #MiddleEast and North Africa: How #Ideology Shapes Foreign Policy" by Özgür Özdamar & Sercan Canbolat. A deep dive into MENA foreign policies. 📚

Read more in the International Studies Review:
https://t.co/yhayWhVyK1

#MENA #ForeignPolicy #IR

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"Non-Western Agency in Refugee Humanitarianism: Turkey and ‘Operation Provide Comfort’" by Beste İşleyen. Explore Turkey's pivotal role in shaping modern refugee protection through the 1991 UN mission.

https://t.co/5eZOtCUN2t #RefugeeHumanitarianism #NonWesternAgency

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Discover Ana Bracic's "Breaking the Exclusion Cycle: How to Promote Cooperation between Majority and Minority Ethnic Groups." An in-depth study on Roma discrimination in Slovenia and strategies to foster cooperation.
https://t.co/Q1pFwtrQYv #Discrimination #RomaStudies

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"Blind Spots and Backdoors: The Growth of the Global Far-right and the Paralysis of Liberal Democracies" by Andrew Vitek. Explore why liberal democracies struggle to counter the far-right's rise. https://t.co/irUS5RSNKM #FarRight #LiberalDemocracy #Extremism #NewResearch