... India emotions and international relations This article examines the emotional dimension in the performance of boundary work among Filipino professionals in globalizing Indian cities. It aims to show how boundary work requires efforts to perform emotions which enable cooperation ¹ between...

... challenges, providing a legal and normative template upon which more successful regulation can be built for the future. weapons control international law history and International Relations Since formal regulation of the battlefield began, states and civil society actors have grappled with a basic tension...

... or states, aimed at estimating threats to the current world order. According to his axiom, a so-called ‘established/ruling power’ is bound to wage war against a so-called ‘rising power’ from the moment the balance of power (another classic concept in International Relations (IR) theory), or better...

... the designation of rising states and their assumed revisionism. Abstract Many international relations analysts see rising states as a source of threat to international peace and order. Yet they often fail to provide an explicit logic for their argument or to submit their claim to rigorous empirical verification...

... Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract International Relations (IR) theory’s own explanations about its relationship with Thucydides are inconsistent, and the role of Thucydides in IR theory, as that of the discipline’s ‘founding father’, is an American...

... the nature and process of ‘opening’. This paper fills the gap by exploring the factors affecting internationalization of science parks from a realist perspective of international relations against the background of ONIS, based on case studies on China’s science parks. The results support our propositions...

... interrogate prevailing heteronormative socio-norms? As the influence of socio-political bias in reflexive methodology in international relations (IR) continued to be discussed, critics argue that reflexive discourses have yet to address their entrenched racial and colonial logic, which centers on Western...

... health constructivism international institutions International Relations theory international political theory The role of norms has been increasingly examined in International Relations, given their influence on driving policy goals, strategies and governance arrangements. Norms are defined...

... migration? Migrants and refugees are increasingly used for strategic purposes in international politics, but scholarship on this matter has yet to engage thoroughly with the central International Relations concept of power. This article draws on the thinking of Michael Barnett and Raymond Duvall to propose...

...Sarah Backman; Tim Stevens This article is part of a special section in the November 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘Cybersecurity and International Relations: developing thinking tools for digital world politics’, guest-edited by Tobias Liebetrau and Linda Monsees. The authors...

...Tobias Liebetrau; Linda Monsees This article serves as an introduction to a special section in the November 2024 issue of International Affairs on ‘Cybersecurity and International Relations: developing thinking tools for digital world politics’, guest-edited by Tobias Liebetrau and Linda...

... of comparative frameworks and cases, and of the consequences, this has not only for our research findings, but for the people and places we research. In International Relations, reflexivity has come to define a broad and theoretically diverse range of scholarship, characterized by Alejandro (2020 , 3...

... migration politics or international relations. The study of race in international migration in international relations is still rather nascent and centers on the Western world with a focus on how racial differences influence perception of threat, common identities, and even standards of good governance...

... ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract In a world of accelerated movements, this article examines how infrastructures matter in international relations. We...

...James W Davis Corresponding author: Email: [email protected] James W. Davis is Professor of International Relations and Director of the Institute of Political Science, University of St. Gallen, Müller-Friedberg-Strasse 8, 9000 St. Gallen, Swizerland. © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford...

... by populism and populists in the contemporary international order, and the prospects for mitigation. global populism populist foreign policy international institutions foreign policy analysis domestic politics International Relations theory Over the past decade, contemporary politics has gradually...

... on ideology observable under Xi Jinping impacts the people who are thinking and writing about Chinese foreign policy, notably Chinese International Relations (IR) scholars based at universities in mainland China, and, even more importantly for IR scholars around the world, what these effects could mean...

... impressions de progrès des étudiants à la fin du projet. pedagogy project-based learning intro to comparative politics intro to international relations pedagogía aprendizaje basado en proyectos introducción a la política comparada introducción a las relaciones internacionales pédagogie apprentissage...

...Kavi Joseph Abraham I am deeply indebted to participants of the March 2023 ‘Race and International Relations’ workshop held at the University of Notre Dame, especially feedback from Amoz Hor, Austin Carson, Oumar Ba and Zoltán Búzás. Further debts are owed to participants of the ‘Global Policy...

...Stephane J Baele; Iqraa Bukhari; Christopher Whyte; Scott Cuomo; Benjamin Jensen; Kenneth Payne; Eugenio V Garcia artificial ntelligence (AI) security international relations Inteligencia Artificial (IA) seguridad Relaciones Internacionales intelligence artificielle (IA) sécurité relations...