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JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 February 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Holding the Sacred Accountable: The Dynamics of the State–Religion Relationship and Media Freedom

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 26 September 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Nukhet Sandal | Jenifer Whitten-Woodring

Seeing All Evil: The Global Cruelty of Digital Visibility

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 4 February 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Jonathan Luke Austin

Political Apologies for Historical Injustices: Engaging with Questions of Power, Utility, and Impact

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 22 September 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Alexander Karn

How the World Bank Engages with the Sustainable Development Goal on Reducing Inequalities: A Case of Organizational Jiu-Jitsu

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 12 July 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by H2020 European Research Council (788001)

Authors: Melanie van Driel | Frank Biermann | Marjanneke J Vijge | Rakhyun E Kim

Violent Interference: Structural Violence, Quantum International Relations, and the Ethics of Entanglement

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 August 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Michael P A Murphy

Cruelty and Violence in the Global South

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 22 June 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Monika Thakur

Back to the Future: Attempts to Buy, Swap, and Annex Territories in Contemporary Sovereignty Practices

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 10 April 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by Estonian Research Council (PRG1798)

Authors: Eiki Berg | Shpend Kursani

Whose Revisionism, Which International Order? Social Structure and Its Discontents

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 20 January 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by FWO (G0B0118N) | Research Council of Norway (240647)

Authors: Jorg Kustermans | Benjamin de Carvalho | Paul Beaumont

The Return of the Chinese Tribute System? Re-viewing the Belt and Road Initiative

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 22 September 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: John Hobson | Shizhi Zhang

Funding Precarity and Women's Peace Work in Colombia, Nepal, and Northern Ireland

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 18 July 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by University of Sydney (ID AH/S004025/1)

Authors: Alba Boer Cueva | Keshab Giri | Caitlin Hamilton | Laura J Shepherd

Corrigendum to: The Myth of Responsibility: Colonial Cruelties and Silence in German Political Discourse

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 17 March 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Pauline Augsten | Sebastian Glassner | Jenni Rall

Stigma Dynamics: Russia and the Crisis of Liberal Ordering

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 17 June 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Adrian Rogstad

The Popular Appeal of Human Rights Activism: Reimagining Transitional Justice as a Political Struggle

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 22 April 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Frank Richard Georgi

Modern Lawfare: Exploring the Relationship between Military First-Person Shooter Video Games and the “War is Hell” Myth

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 21 January 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Neil C Renic | Sebastian Kaempf

Recovering Racial Positioning in “White” Women's International Thought: Lady Kathleen Simon's International Abolitionist Crusade, 1927–1955

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 20 January 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Isabelle Napier

DIY Cruelty: The Global Political Micro-Practices of Hateful Memes

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 February 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Renée Marlin-Bennett | Susan T Jackson

Decentered? ASEAN's Struggle to Accommodate Great Power Competition

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 21 January 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Mark Beeson

A Neoclassical Realist Theory of Overbalancing

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 10 April 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Ellis Mallett | Thomas Juneau

“He Knew of a Surety”: Realism, Zionist National-Security Discourse, and the Absent Sublime

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 19 August 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Daniel J Levine