International Studies Quarterly
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International Studies Quarterly - An International Studies Association (ISA) Journal, Editors-in-Chief: Sam Bell, Elena McLean, and Jeffrey Pickering
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Our article 'Positionality Statements as a Function of Coloniality: Interrogating Reflexive Methodologies' is now out in International Studies Quarterly
Dr Rabea M. Khan and I explore the colonial epistemic roots of positionality statements and their racial functions👇 #OpenAccess
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My first journal article is out with International Studies Quarterly!!
It's open access, so please share it with colleagues, students, comrades, friends and family 🤗 doi.org/10.1093/isq/sq…
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My research note with twitterless Changwook Ju, “Under No Circumstances? What the Chinese Really Think about the Wartime Use of Nuclear Weapons,” is now online at International Studies Quarterly [Thread].
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In this International Studies Quarterly article, I find that foreign aid suspensions are more effective than economic sanctions. Economic sanctions are less effective than previously thought, and donor states gain power through the ability to suspend aid. Here is WHY:
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New article on the Political Geography of Globalized Civil Wars -- in it I propose a 'conflict assemblage' framework for examining the spatial and political complexity of multi-scalar violent conflicts International Studies Quarterly Rebel Governance Network The CRS
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In this #openaccess article I examine #Turkey ’s #Kurdish conflict as a 'globalized civil war' that transcends state boundaries. A 'conflict assemblage' approach provides a framework to analyze its spatial and political complexity. International Studies Quarterly #TwitterKurds
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🚨New publication alert 🚨
Check out the latest publication in International Studies Quarterly, by our Lab’s Co-Director, Dr. Noel Anderson, which examines how military personnel systems affect states’ ex-post decisions to continue fighting in civil wars 👇 academic.oup.com/isq/article/67…
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My article 'Love is Worldmaking: Reading Rabindranath Tagore's Gora as International Theory' has just been published (open access) in International Studies Quarterly. Thinking with Tagore's 'Gora', I ask: How does love 'make' worlds?
📢 Publication news:
Our unit’s guest Vanessa A. Boese-Schlosser together with Scott Gates, Carl Henrik Knutsen, håvard mokleiv nygård & Håvard Strand have published the research article “Patterns of Democracy over Space and Time' in International Studies Quarterly! open access: doi.org/10.1093/isq/sq… Well done!
#Democracy is not just one thing.
Why then, do we use one number to represent the level of democracy in our research?
Scott Gates Carl Henrik Knutsen håvard mokleiv nygård Håvard Strand & I thought about that.
Our findings are now out International Studies Quarterly 🥳:
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Happy to share that my and Nils W. Metternich's article is now out at International Studies Quarterly:
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We ask which coalitions form groups in civil war?
We show a) power asymmetries make coalitions less likely, b) military synergies lead to more joint fighting activity. 1/n
New article by Christopher Faulkner and Blair Welsh examines the relationship between child recruitment by rebel groups and sexual violence. Blair Welsh Christopher Faulkner
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Are negative attitudes toward trade fueled by concern over its environmental consequences? Franziska Quoß, R. Buchs, Thomas Bernauer & I show: yes, though with different manifestations of skepticism for citizens on the political left vs. right. Now out International Studies Quarterly: doi.org/10.1093/isq/sq…
How do international organizations (IOs) affect access to social services for refugees and locals during humanitarian crises? Do Syrian refugees receive lower quality health care in Lebanon than citizens?
New paper with Melani Cammett at International Studies Quarterly: academic.oup.com/isq/article/66…
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New article by Joshua Schwartz, Matt Fuhrmann, and Michael C. Horowitz. Check out the accompanying blog in @monkeycageblog
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📢 New publication alert! “The Servant of Many Masters: The Multiple Commitments of State-agents” is now published in International Studies Quarterly, co-authored with Gadi Heimann and Zohar Kampf.
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A short thread below ⬇ ISA DiplomacySection Theory Section
