The latest issue of the
International Studies Quarterly (Vol. 67, no. 1, March 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Marika Sosnowski, Fear and Violence, Loyalty and Treason: Settlement of Status in Syria
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Mary Beth Altier & John V Kane, Framing States: Unitary Actor Language and Public Support for Coercive Foreign Policy
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Avinash Paliwal & Paul Staniland, Strategy, Secrecy, and External Support for Insurgent Groups
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Scott Wolford, Great Power Intervention and War
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Jieun Lee, Foreign Direct Investment in Political Influence
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Carolina Moehlecke, Calvin Thrall, & Rachel L Wellhausen, Global Value Chains as a Constraint on Sovereignty: Evidence from Investor–State Dispute Settlement
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Joshua Byun & Austin Carson, More than a Number: Aging Leaders in International Politics
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Aaron McKeil, Order without Victory: International Order Theory Before and After Liberal Hegemony
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Thomas R Gray & Daniel S Smith, Lineage or Legions? Explaining Imperial Rule Duration in the Roman Empire
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Columba Achilleos-Sarll, The (Dis-)Appearance of Race in the United Kingdom’s Institutionalization and Implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda
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Benjamin Tallis, The Art of Brexit
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Justin S Casey & Lucas Dolan, Ideological Topography in World Politics: A Guide to the End of the Unipolar-Homogeneous Moment
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Risa Kitagawa, From Political Violence to Political Trust? How Transitional Justice Affects Citizen Views of Government
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Jacklyn Majnemer & Gustav Meibauer, Names from Nowhere? Fictitious Country Names in Survey Vignettes Affect Experimental Results
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Benjamin Klasche & Birgit Poopuu, What Relations Matter?
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Adam B Lerner, Harnessing Intuition and Disciplining Abstraction: Thought Experiments in International Relations
