The latest issue of the
Review of International Studies (Vol. 46, no. 4, October 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Catherine Owen, Participatory authoritarianism: From bureaucratic transformation to civic participation in Russia and China
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Merisa S. Thompson, Alasdair Cochrane, & Justa Hopma, Democratising food: The case for a deliberative approach
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Yong Wook Lee, Performing civilisational narratives in East Asia: Asian values, multiple modernities, and the politics of economic development
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Sarah von Billerbeck, No action without talk? UN peacekeeping, discourse, and institutional self-legitimation
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Catherine Van Offelen & M. L. R. Smith, Agonising choices: Tragedy and International Relations – a tragic vision of humanitarian intervention in the Bosnian War
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Patrick Quinton-Brown, The South, the West, and the meanings of humanitarian intervention in history
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Alexander Beresford & Daniel Wand, Understanding bricolage in norm development: South Africa, the International Criminal Court, and the contested politics of transitional justice
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Tracy Adams & Zohar Kampf, ‘Solemn and just demands’: Seeking apologies in the international arena
