The latest issue of
International Studies Review (Vol. 23, no. 1, March 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Falin Zhang, Rising Illusion and Illusion of Rising: Mapping Global Financial Governance and Relocating China
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Jens Steffek, Marcus Müller, & Hartmut Behr, Terminological Entrepreneurs and Discursive Shifts in International Relations: How a Discipline Invented the “International Regime”
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Eleanor Gordon, The Researcher and the Researched: Navigating the Challenges of Research in Conflict-Affected Environments
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Richard Maher, International Relations Theory and the Future of European Integration
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Christoph Trinn & Thomas Wencker, Integrating the Quantitative Research on the Onset and Incidence of Violent Intrastate Conflicts
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Quintijn B Kat, Subordinate-State Agency and US Hegemony: Colombian Consent versus Bolivian Dissent
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Rhys Crilley, Where We At? New Directions for Research on Popular Culture and World Politics
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Anthony Pahnke, Regrounding Critical Theory: Lenin on Imperialism, Nationalism, and Strategy
