The latest issue of the
European Journal of International Relations (Vol. 28, no. 2, June 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Andy Hanlun Li, From alien land to inalienable parts of China: how Qing imperial possessions became the Chinese Frontiers
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Linus Hagström & Niklas Bremberg, Aikido and world politics: a practice theory for transcending the security dilemma
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George Kyris, State recognition and dynamic sovereignty
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Tobias Theiler, International functionalism and democracy
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Kyle Rapp, Justifying force: international law, foreign policy decision-making, and the use of force
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Jessica Di Salvatore, Sara M. T. Polo, & Andrea Ruggeri, Do UN peace operations lead to more terrorism? Repertoires of rebel violence and third-party interventions
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Arthur Stein, Committed sponsors: external support overtness and civilian targeting in civil wars
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Giovanni Agostinis & Carlos Closa, Democracies’ support for illiberal regimes through sovereignty-protective regional institutions: the case of UNASUR’s electoral accompaniment missions
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Ryan Grauer & Dominic Tierney, The democratic embargo: regime type and proxy war
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Hyo Won Lee & Sijeong Lim, Making sense of citizen desire for IO democracy: an analysis of public opinion across 44 countries
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Thomas M. Dolan, Ultimatums, bargaining, and the duty to preserve alternatives to war
The latest issue of the European Journal of International Relations (Vol. 28, no. 2, June 2022) is out. Contents include:
