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Between Rebels and Relief

Negotiating Humanitarian Access in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

By Myfanwy James
Subjects: African Studies, Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Anthropology, Social Anthropology
Series: African Perspectives

How do humanitarian organizations negotiate access to areas controlled by rebel groups?

Mechanicity

The Material Force of Code in International Politics

By Vic Castro
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Political Theory

What does it mean for technology and politics when code becomes law?

Bribes, People, and Politics

How Everyday Corruption Shapes Governance in Eurasia

By William M. Reisinger & Marina Zaloznaya
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, European Studies, Eastern European Studies
Series: Emerging Democracies

Identifying the political consequences when citizens with connections benefit from the “corruption advantage”

The Life Cycles of Global Governance

How Institutions Emerge, Evolve, and Endure

Edited by Julia Gray
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations

Offering a new lens on global governance

Memories of Violence

Artists and the Curation of Mnemonic Peace

By Stefanie Kappler
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

When artists engage in pluri-local processes of remembrance and repair

Practicing Electoral Assistance

A Critical Ethnography

By Eva Johais
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Public Policy and Governance
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

Interrupting the routine of a common international practice by showing the social conditions that shape electoral assistance

Disease and Diplomacy

Weaponizing Medical Aid to Syrian Refugees in Jordan

By Sigrid Marie Lupieri
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Human Rights, Political Economy, Middle and Near Eastern Studies

What happens to refugees when politics come first?

Gender Is a Weapon

Liberalism, Difference, and US Counterinsurgency

By Elizabeth Mesok
Subjects: Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Queer Studies, American Studies, Race and Ethnicity, Critical Ethnic Studies, Political Science, International Relations, Cultural Studies, Critical Militarization Studies
Series: Critical Militarization Studies

A sobering account of the strategic leveraging of women for counterinsurgency and impossible promises of inclusion

The Ford Administration and Anglo-American Relations

Re-Valuing an Interim Presidency

By Steve Marsh, Robert M. Hendershot, and Tia Culley
Subjects: Political Science, American Politics, International Relations

How an interim presidency developed a new US–UK relationship

The Strategy of Sanctions

From Antiquity to the 21st Century

Edited by S. C. M. Paine & Anand Toprani
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations

Evaluating the short- and long-term effectiveness of sanctions alone or in combination with other instruments of national power

Claiming Impartiality

Peacebuilding Organizations as Actors in Multiple Fields of Global Governance

By Andrea Warnecke
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

Uncovering the foundational dilemma between the objectives and the institutional mandates of peacebuilding agencies

A Century of International Crisis Behavior

Edited by Jonathan Wilkenfeld, Kyle Beardsley, and Patrick James
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations

Examining times of crisis through the lens of 100 years of data

Uncertain Perceptions

U.S. Cold War Crisis Decision Making

By Robert B. McCalla
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Psychology, American Politics

Measuring the Correlates of War

Edited by J. David Singer, Paul F. Diehl, and Paul Diehl
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations

Interlingual Relations

Global Politics in a Polyglot World

Edited by Mauro José Caraccioli & Einar Wigen
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Political Theory

Revealing the translation work underlying politics

The Future of the South China Sea

Disputes and Negotiations

By Jiye Kim
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Asian Studies, China, Southeast Asia

China’s ambitions in the South China Sea and new strategies of diplomacy

Public Opinion and American Foreign Policy

By Ole Rudolf Holsti
Subjects: Political Science, American Politics, International Relations
Series: Analytical Perspectives on Politics

The Politics of Beginning

The Origin of Private Authority in the Process of Translation

By Alejandro Esguerra
Subjects: Political Science, Political Theory, Nature/Environment, Environmental Studies, International Relations
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

Developing our understanding of how to translate knowledge into new political projects

From Kosovo to Darfur

The Regional Biases within Humanitarian Military Interventionism

By Sidita Kushi
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Human Rights

Exploring the past, present, and future of military humanitarianism

Minority Memory, Identity, and Reconciliation

The Turkish Muslim Minority of Greece and the Greek Orthodox Minority of Türkiye

By Gül M Gür
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Middle and Near Eastern Studies
Series: Ethnic Conflict: Studies in Nationality, Race, and Culture

A personal look at the lives of minority communities

No Peer Rivals

American Grand Strategy in the Era of Great Power Competition

By Ionut Popescu
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations

A new realist grand strategy for the U.S. to maintain its sole superpower status

Beyond International Intervention

Politics of Improvement in Serbia

By Katarina Kušic
Subjects: Political Science, Peace and Conflict Studies, International Relations, European Studies, Eastern European Studies
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

What do peacebuilding interventions look like to the people involved?

Cosmopolitan Imaginaries and International Disorder

By Aaron C McKeil
Subjects: Political Science, International Relations, Political Theory
Series: Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics

Exploring why attempts to construct a cosmopolitan order tend to be followed by greater forces of division and disorder

The International Politics of Communication

Representing Community in a Globalizing World

By Alan Chong
Subjects: Political Science, Political Communication, International Relations, Media Studies, New Media

Revealing the constant communication that affects politics around the world

The Community of Nuchi Du Takara ("Life Is the Ultimate Treasure") in Postwar Okinawa

Local Subjectivity within and against Empire

By Masamichi (Marro) Inoue
Subjects: Asian Studies, Japan, History, Asian History, Political Science, International Relations

Explores the conflict between Okinawans and the post-WWII US-Japan military alliance through the concept of nuchi du takara

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