The latest issue of
International Theory (Vol. 13, no. 1, March 2021) is out. Contents include:
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- Jack Donnelly, Levels, centers, and peripheries: the spatio-political structure of political systems
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Peter Marcus Kristensen, ‘Peaceful change’ in International Relations: a conceptual archaeology
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Robert Yates, The English School and postcolonial state agency: social roles and order management in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific
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Symposium: Authority, Legitimacy, and Contestation in Global Governance:
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Orfeo Fioretos & Jonas Tallberg, Politics and theory of global governance
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Robert O. Keohane, The global politics paradigm: guide to the future or only the recent past?
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Nicole Deitelhoff & Christopher Daase, Rule and resistance in global governance
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Michael Barnett, Change in or of global governance?
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Vincent Pouliot, Global governance in the age of epistemic authority
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Anna Leander, Locating (new) materialist characters and processes in global governance
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Judith G. Kelley & Beth A. Simmons, Governance by Other Means: Rankings as Regulatory Systems
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Jan Aart Scholte, Beyond institutionalism: toward a transformed global governance theory
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Michael Zürn, On the role of contestations, the power of reflexive authority, and legitimation problems in the global political system
