The latest issue of
International Relations (Vol. 34, no. 2, June 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Kai Oppermann, Ryan Beasley, & Juliet Kaarbo, British foreign policy after Brexit: losing Europe and finding a role
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Philip R Conway, On the way to planet politics: from disciplinary demise to cosmopolitical coordination
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A Burcu Bayram & Vivian Ta, Measuring common knowledge: latent semantic analysis, linguistic synchrony, and common knowledge in international relations
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André Saramago, Reality-congruence, emancipatory politics and situated knowledge in International Relations: a process sociological perspective
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May Darwich & Juliet Kaarbo, IR in the Middle East: foreign policy analysis in theoretical approaches
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Richard Shapcott, Human rights, extraterritoriality and the good international citizen: a cosmopolitan perspective
