Issue-Areas, Sovereignty Costs, and North Americans’ Attitudes Toward Regional Cooperation

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 10 March 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Malcolm Fairbrother | Tom Long | Clarisa Pérez-Armendáriz

Beyond Collateral Damage: The Politics of Civilian Victimization in a Civil War

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 12 July 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Clayton Besaw | Kellan Ritter | Güneş Murat Tezcür

“The Courtroom of World Opinion”: Bringing the International Audience into Nuclear Crises

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 October 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Debak Das

Cruelty and Global Politics

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 10 March 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Brent J Steele | Jelena Subotic

Calling in “Sick”: COVID-19, Opportunism, Pretext, and Subnational Autocratization

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 April 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Matthew Stenberg | Philip Rocco | Safia Abukar Farole

Being of Use: Diffraction and an Ethics of Truth-Telling in Post-Cartesian IR

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 September 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Liberty Chee

Women, Peace, and Security and Increasing Gendered Risk in the Era of COVID-19: Insights from Nepal and Sri Lanka

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 18 July 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Luna K C | Crystal Whetstone

Tough Enough: How Domestic Pressure to Use Force Affects Leaders Differently

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 9 September 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Matthew N Timmerman

Opportunity for Gendering the Responsibility to Protect Agenda at the United Nations?

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 20 September 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Cristina G Stefan

How Nuclear Issue Salience Shapes Counterproliferation

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 20 September 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Eleonora Mattiacci

The Ontology of Cruelty in Civil War: The Analytical Utility of Characterizing Violence in Conflict Studies

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 31 March 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Samuel Ritholtz

Correction to: “Like a Hair Drawn from Flour”: Everyday Militarization and Female Recruitment for Church Security Teams in Pakistan

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 17 May 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Naheem Jabbar | Usman Ali

Populism and the Affective Politics of Humiliation Narratives

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 25 March 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by Leverhulme Trust (ECF-2017-545) | Economic and Social Research Council (ES/K008684/1)

Authors: Alexandra Homolar | Georg Löfflmann

Refugees or Illegal Immigrants: The Problem of the Group in Refugee Protection

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 22 September 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Alexandria J Innes

Nationality versus Gender? The Administrative Politics of Gender Parity in the United Nations and the Implementation of SCR1325

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 15 September 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Hannah Davies

The Logic of Negative Appeals: Graphic Imagery, Affective Empathy, and Foreign Development Aid

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 20 October 2021 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: A Burcu Bayram | Marcus Holmes

Introduction: The African Union, Pan-Africanism, and the Liberal World (Dis)Order

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 12 July 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Research funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (#611-2021-0196)

Authors: Rita Abrahamsen | Barbra Chimhandamba | Farai Chipato

(Re)Designing Security and War? Reflections on Transgressive Creativity and International Relations

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 19 October 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: Mark Lacy

“Globalization and Social Identities at the Individual Level: Populism from Shifting at the Top?”

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 12 July 2023 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: David H Bearce | Andrew McLeer | Ken Stallman

The Future of Sino-Russian Relations in the Russian Far East: A Stable but Not Impervious Equilibrium

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 28 October 2022 in Global Studies Quarterly

Authors: John C Stanko