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*Originally published in 2025 and preserved as part of our archive project.Get E-International Relations delivered to your inbox, free of charge. As...
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This is an excerpt from The Praeter-Colonial Mind: An Intellectual Journey Through the Back Alleys of Empire by Francisco Lobo. You can download the...
Stormy Seas: Taiwan Under the Shadow of China in the 21st CenturyBy Thung-Hong LinStanford University Press, 2026 Taiwan’s turbulent place in global...
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Autocracy, Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the WorldBy Anne ApplebaumPenguin Random House, 2024 Increasingly, autocracies are forming a...
Cooperative Complexity: The Next Level of Global Economic GovernanceBy Richard Clark Cambridge University Press, 2025 The map of global economic...
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Whether large-scale or small, international or local, your first academic conference is always a nerve-wracking experience. Conferences are great...
On this week’s episode, Professor Yongjin Zhang (@BristolUni) chats with Kieran (@kieranjomeara) and Hira Malik about his own...
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This is an excerpt from Critical Terrorism Studies: A Dictionary by Lee Jarvis and Alice Martini. Available in all good book stores, and via free...
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Three years into Israel’s genocide, ecocide, scholasticide, and urbicide in Gaza, which has killed more than 70,000 Palestinians, including over...
The U.S. and Iran have had antagonistic relations ever since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. This constant state of hostility, of course, is...
In late April 2026, Axios reported that Israel had deployed an Iron Dome air defense battery to the United Arab Emirates along with Israel Defense...
The University of Oregon political geographer Alex Murphy once wrote about territory’s continuing allure (Murphy 2013). In essence, Murphy posited...
*Originally published in 2023 and preserved as part of our archive project. E-International Relations is free to read. We rely on reader support to...
In the aftermath of the Cold War, liberal internationalism emerged as the dominant paradigm of global governance. Rooted in the conviction that...
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Multilateralism, in brief, refers to multiple countries working together to achieve a common goal through diverse membership in international...
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In the autumn of 2024, I set down to create a unique dataset on war and armed conflict. I pored over hundreds of satellite images of everything from...
On this week’s episode, Dr. Athanasios Gkoutzioulis speaks with Stephen Satkiewicz about Hegel and IR Theory. They chat about reading Hegel in IR,...
Sick of It: The Global Fight for Women's HealthBy Sophie HarmanVirago Books, 2024 Harman’s Sick of It is an important examination of...
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Gillian Youngs has held Professorial and Visiting Scholar positions in the UK, USA and Hong Kong. She is currently a Visiting Professor at University...
Here’s your digest of all the published pieces on E-International Relations over the last two weeks. This newsletter, and all of our content, will...
In June 2026, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Panama joined Pax Silica, the US flagship initiative to build an artificial intelligence...
AI has been a revolutionary tool for all those who communicate ideas. It has also revolutionised how people access information, and impacted some of...
Being a Commissioning Editor with E-International Relations is a dynamic and rewarding volunteer role for anyone who enjoys reading, and helping to...
In December 2010, when South Africa was formally incorporated into BRICS, the country’s foreign ministry said it was in line with its commitment to...
In a joint press conference on the 22nd of September 2026, the Greenlandic premier, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, and the Danish Prime Minister, Mette...
After more than a decade of research, it is no longer necessary to make the case for the study of games in IR. It is now established in the field that...
Eco-socialism was developed in the 1970s following the rise of the global environmental movement in the 1960s (O’Connor 1998). It was integrated...
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Since the 1960s, over 5,500 research centers have been established within Turkish universities. As of July 2025, only 573 have been closed, leaving...
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European Atlanticism is in crisis. For decades, it was the glue that combined Europe and the United States into a ‘security community’ – a group...
Across Europe, the rise of exclusionary and anti-migrant politics is reshaping how migrants’ integration, belonging and citizenship should be...
Causal Inquiry in International RelationsBy Adam R. C. Humphreys and Hidemi SuganamiOxford University Press, 2025 In Causal Inquiry in International...
As part of a piece of research considering the way in which migration is governed across contested and ill-defined borders in the Mediterranean, a...
On this week’s episode, Professor Elizabeth Shakman Hurd chats with Dr. Tusharika Deka (@Tusharika24) about studying religion and IR, the...
This is an excerpt from McGlinchey, Stephen. 2022. Foundations of International Relations (London: Bloomsbury). It is published here in tribute to the...
This is an excerpt from Critical Terrorism Studies: A Dictionary by Lee Jarvis and Alice Martini. Available in all good book stores, and via free...
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