The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 98, no. 1, January 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Race and imperialism in International Relations: theory and practice
- Jasmine K. Gani & Jenna Marshall, The impact of colonialism on policy and knowledge production in
International Relations
- Amitav Acharya, Race and racism in the founding of the modern world order
- Jasmine K. Gani, From discourse to practice: Orientalism, western policy and the Arab
uprisings
- Kwaku Danso & Kwesi Aning, African experiences and alternativity in International Relations theorizing
about security
- Althea-Maria Rivas & Mariam Safi, Women and the Afghan peace and reintegration process
- Randolph B. Persaud, Ideology, socialization and hegemony in Disciplinary International
Relations
- Jan Wilkens & Alvine R. C. Datchoua-Tirvaudey, Researching climate justice: a decolonial approach to global climate
governance
- Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh, Obedient rebellion: conceiving the African nuclear weapon-free zone
- Tomohito Baji, Colonial policy studies in Japan: racial visions of Nan’yo, or the early
creation of a global South
- Nivi Manchanda & Sharri Plonski, Between mobile corridors and immobilizing borders: race, fixity and
friction in Palestine/Israel
Somdeep Sen, The colonial roots of counter-insurgencies in international politics
- Amal Abu-Bakare, Exploring mechanisms of whiteness: how counterterrorism practitioners
disrupt anti-racist expertise
- Srdjan Vucetic, Elite–mass agreement in British foreign policy
- Katrin Antweiler, The coloniality of Holocaust memorialization in post-apartheid South
Africa
- Lucian M. Ashworth, Warriors, pacifists and empires: race and racism in international thought
before 1914
- Centenary conversations
-
Helen Clark, Interviewed by Robert Yates
