The latest issue of
International Relations (Vol. 32, no. 2, June 2018) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
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Dominic Tierney,
Accidental primacy: balancing and the path to power
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Jeffrey S Lantis & Daniel J Bloomberg, Changing the code? Norm contestation and US antipreneurism in cyberspace
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Rodney Bruce Hall, Deontic power, authority, and governance in international politics
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Emma-Louise Anderson, African health diplomacy: obscuring power and leveraging dependency through shadow diplomacy
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Philip Cunliffe, From peacekeepers to praetorians – how participating in peacekeeping operations may subvert democracy
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Debate
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Milja Kurki & Ken Booth, Responses to Justin Rosenberg’s ‘IR in the prison of Political Science’ and ‘Rethinking International Relations – again’
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Benjamin Tallis, Justin Rosenberg’s IR jail break: commentary of the best kind
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Nathan Alexander Sears, Multiplicity – within and between
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Olaf Corry, Societies are not the only source of multiplicity
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Hannes Peltonen, A prison break into the past? A comment on Justin Rosenberg’s ‘International Relations in the prison of Political Science’
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Alex Prichard, Anarchy, anarchism and multiplicity: Preface to a fuller dialogue with Rosenberg
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Brieg Powel, Deepening ‘multiplicity’: A response to Rosenberg
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Justin Rosenberg, IR 101
