The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 98, no. 4, July 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Feminist Interrogations of Global Nuclear Politics
- Shine Choi & Catherine Eschle, Rethinking global nuclear politics, rethinking feminism
- Anne Sisson Runyan, Indigenous women's resistances at the start and end of the nuclear fuel chain
- Hebatalla Taha, Atomic aesthetics: gender, visualization and popular culture in Egypt
- Anand Sreekumar, Feminism and Gandhi: imagining alternatives beyond Indian nuclearism
- Lorraine Bayard de Volo, Masculinity and the Cuban Missile Crisis: gender as pre-emptive deterrent
- Emma Rosengren, Gendering Sweden's nuclear renunciation: a historical analysis
- Laura Rose Brown & Laura Considine, Examining ‘gender-sensitive’ approaches to nuclear weapons policy: a study of the Non-Proliferation Treaty
- Rebecca H Hogue & Anaïs Maurer, Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry: centring Indigenous knowledges
- Articles
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Jeffrey A Friedman, Is US grand strategy dead? The political foundations of deep engagement after Donald Trump
- Jamal Barnes & Samuel M Makinda, Testing the limits of international society? Trust, AUKUS and Indo-Pacific security
- Ric Neo & Chen Xiang, State rhetoric, nationalism and public opinion in China
- Deborah Brautigam, China and Zambia: creating a sovereign debt crisis
- Henrik Stålhane Hiim, Revisiting nuclear hedging: ballistic missiles and the Iranian example
- Eray Alim, Russia's power projection into Syria and its interactions with local states
- Nina Wilén, The impact of security force assistance in Niger: meddling with borders
- Megan Daigle, Deirdre N Duffy, & Diana López Castañeda, Abortion access and Colombia's legacy of civil war: between reproductive violence and reproductive governance
