The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 98, no. 2, March 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Kai He & Huiyun Feng, Role status and status-saving behaviour in world politics: the ASEAN case
- Rafał Ulatowski, Germany in the Indo-Pacific region: strengthening the liberal order and regional security
- Gabriele Abbondanza, Whither the Indo-Pacific? Middle power strategies from Australia, South Korea and Indonesia
- Kira Huju, Saffronizing diplomacy: the Indian Foreign Service under Hindu nationalist rule
- Jochen Prantl & Evelyn Goh, Rethinking strategy and statecraft for the twenty-first century of complexity: a case for strategic diplomacy
- Corneliu Bjola & Ilan Manor, The rise of hybrid diplomacy: from digital adaptation to digital adoption
- Jannis Saalfeld, Rejectionist Islamism in sub-Saharan Africa
- Larissa Versloot, The vitality of trusting relations in multilateral diplomacy: an account of the European Union
- Roland Paris, European populism and the return of ‘illiberal sovereignty’: a case-study of Hungary
- James Lockhart & Christopher R Moran, Principal consumer: President Biden's approach to intelligence
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Haro L Karkour, Liberal modernity and the classical realist critique of the (present) international order
- Patrick Bury, US Special Forces transformation: post-Fordism and the limits of networked warfare
- Anthony King, Urban insurgency in the twenty-first century: smaller militaries and increased conflict in cities
- Dmitry Chernobrov, Diasporas as cyberwarriors: infopolitics, participatory warfare and the 2020 Karabakh war
- David Lewis, Contesting liberal peace: Russia's emerging model of conflict management
- Mohammad Eslami, Alena Vysotskaya, & Guedes Vieira, Shi'a principles and Iran's strategic culture towards ballistic missile deployment
- Christina Steenkamp, The impact of tunnels on conflicts in the Middle East
- Sidra Hamidi, Constructing nuclear responsibility in US–India relations
- Stéphanie Martel, Jennifer Mustapha, & Sarah E Sharma, Women, Peace and Security governance in the Asia–Pacific: a multi-scalar field of discourse and practice
- Yasmin Chilmeran, Women, Peace and Security across scales: exclusions and opportunities in Iraq's WPS engagements
