Sergey Utkin

international relations/foreign policy/Euro-Atlantic/Russia/integration/research

[Shifting Sovereignties @ShiftingSovs]

New article by Maja Davidović titled "What makes or breaks revisionist states? Ontological security and historical revisionism in Serbia"
https://t.co/yJT1SCVHZ3

[Linda Kinstler @lindakinstler]

A very good book -- there is undoubtedly a future for intellectual work, but perhaps not in the form we have grown used to. Congratulations @cwellmon!

[Brendan Simms @brendanpsimms]

I assess true Great Power status using four criteria (The Four Rs) 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇳🇷🇺:

Resources (economic, military, demographic strength), Reach (global influence and power projection), Reputation (recognition by others and belief in their own status), and Resilience (capacity to absorb shocks and sustain competition over time).

https://t.co/JTLixuvJ6S

[Eun A Jo @eunajo_]

Grateful to have this out in @IntSecHarvard. @jessicacweiss and I show how Cold War analogies obscure more than they reveal about US-China relations. 1/6

[Rohan Mukherjee @rohan_mukh]

Article available open access: https://t.co/N3zrbqomxV

Huge thanks to the editorial team at @IntSecHarvard, the journal's peer reviewers, and to the colleagues and friends who gave us feedback on previous drafts in numerous workshops, presentations, and conferences. 6/6

[Rohan Mukherjee @rohan_mukh]

Why do nuclear dominoes not fall? The common wisdom holds that each new proliferator goads its rivals into following suit, but they rarely do. @the_nuclearyogi and I argue that this gap between expectation and reality cannot be explained by the cost of nuclear pursuit alone. 1/6

[Sietske van der Veen @SBvanderVeen]

My book is out! 🥳

Excited that ‘The Jewish Dutch Elite in Transition: Patterns of Social Mobility and Integration, 1870-1940’ has been published in @degruyter_brill’s Series in Jewish Studies: https://t.co/MCFZKOrtcO.

@Brill_Jewish

[EJIR (European Journal of International Relations) @EuroJournIR]

Our new issue is out!

🧵Explore all featured articles from Volume 32, Issue 2 in this thread:

📚 Read the full issue here: https://t.co/GbCp8wW2Fh

[VCDNP @VCDNP]

📢 Applications are now open for the @VCDNP #Fall2026ShortCourse on Nuclear #NonProliferation and #Disarmament!
Designed for #diplomats and #practitioners, this intensive one-week programme offers an in-depth look at the nuclear non-proliferation regime, the #NPT, the work of the @iaeaorg and @CTBTO, and current challenges in arms control, disarmament, and nuclear security.
📅 21–25 September 2026
📍 Vienna, Austria (in person)
⏳ Apply by 20 July 2026 (early applications are encouraged)
More information and application details ⬇️
https://t.co/Ci7UjcIFxy

[Alexandra Churchill ✌🏼⭐️⭐️ @churchill_alex]

Just a reminder that @pikegrey1418 and I are immensely proud of the fact that Ring of Fire has been nominated for book of the year. If you appreciated the four years we put into it and would be kind enough to cast a vote, we would appreciate it https://t.co/SUTQ1Gwweh

[Minju Kim @minjulisettekim]

My book will be published by Cambridge University Press this September! There is growing debate over whether federal employees should be easier to dismiss in order to make them more responsive to presidential directives. What would be the consequences of such a change?

[Velislava Petrova, PhD @vpetrova_mfa]

Honoured to take up the role of Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria. I'm committed to serving my country and strengthening our position as an active, credible and respected partner in Europe and beyond. I look forward to working with our diplomats and partners worldwide.

[Artur Simonyan @Artur_Simonian]

I am pleased to share that my book, Development of Regional International Law: Lessons from Russia and Eurasia, is now forthcoming in the Routledge Research in International Law series, with publication expected in late 2026.

[Marco Simoni @marcosimoni_]

Da oggi, orgoglioso di guidare un istituto pieno di talenti, soprattutto giovani. Lo studio e la discussione su temi europei e internazionali non potrebbe essere più urgente e rilevante.

[Jan Eijking @Jan_Eijking]

First review in the works 🐾 @OUPAcademic

🗓️ Out tomorrow!

Find out more: https://t.co/nR5nZrrQtG

[Andrei Mamolea @andreimamolea]

The Cambridge Handbook of the League of Nations and International Law is out!

[The GCSP @TheGCSP]

Our Director of the Global Fellowship Initiative and Creative Spark, Ms Anne-Caroline Pissis Martel, outlines a path to renew multilateralism in her opinion piece for Tribune de Genève.

Read the full article: https://t.co/9PBu8zb7in

[Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins @daniel_dsj2110]

This looks great. Probably would pair well with my intellectual biography of Raymond Aron which will appear months after it:
The Realist
Hans Morgenthau and the Purpose of American Power
Author: David M. Sacks
https://t.co/rMbmaHKpCE

[Anthony Dworkin @AnthonyDworkin]

Delighted to have a chapter in this new collection edited by @rosen_br alongside a stellar group of writers https://t.co/ySRN8iLaYn 1/3

[Alexander Evans @aiaevans]

Delighted to see Dr Anne-Marie Slaughter announced today as the next Dean of the LSE School of Public Policy! Her leadership experience spanning Princeton, the State Department and New America Foundation makes her an excellent choice: https://t.co/3eNflIXcW4