The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 96, no. 5, September 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Special Section: Sexual Violence in the Wrong(ed) Bodies: Moving Beyond the Gender Binary in International Relations
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Paula Drumond, Elizabeth Mesok, & Marysia Zalewski, Sexual violence in the wrong(ed) bodies: moving beyond the gender binary in International Relations
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Chris Dolan, Maria Eriksson Baaz, & Maria Stern, What is sexual about conflict-related sexual violence? Stories from men and women survivors
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Philipp Schulz & Heleen Touquet, Queering explanatory frameworks for wartime sexual violence against men
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Billy Holzberg & Priya Raghavan, Securing the nation through the politics of sexual violence: tracing resonances between Delhi and Cologne
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Paul Kirby, Sexual violence in the border zone: the EU, the Women, Peace and Security agenda and carceral humanitarianism in Libya
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Articles
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Sara E Davies & Clare Wenham, Why the COVID-19 response needs International Relations
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Simon Reich & Peter Dombrowski, The consequence of COVID-19: how the United States moved from security provider to security consumer
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Carla Norrlöf, Is COVID-19 the end of US hegemony? Public bads, leadership failures and monetary hegemony
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Michael Chertoff, Patrick Bury, & Daniela Richterova, Bytes not waves: information communication technologies, global jihadism and counterterrorism
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Kai Liao, The future war studies community and the Chinese revolution in military affairs
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Marwa Daoudy, Water weaponization in the Syrian conflict: strategies of domination and cooperation
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Ann-Kathrin Rothermel, Global–local dynamics in anti-feminist discourses: an analysis of Indian, Russian and US online communities
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Kjølv Egeland, Who stole disarmament? History and nostalgia in nuclear abolition discourse
