The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 99, no. 3, May 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Special Section: Legitimzing International Organzations
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Tobias Lenz & Fredrik Söderbaum The origins of legitimation strategies in international organizations:
agents, audiences and environments
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Tobias Lenz & Henning Schmidtke,
Agents, audiences and peers: why international organizations diversify
their legitimation discourse
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Melanie Coni-Zimmer, Nicole Deitelhoff & Diane Schumann, The path of least resistance: why international institutions maintain
dialogue forums
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Sarah Von Billerbeck, Organizational narratives and self-legitimation in international
organizations
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Lora Anne Viola, Two-sided legitimation strategies: informal groups at the World Trade
Organization
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Joel Ng, ASEAN, Chinese and US legitimation strategies over the Indo-Pacific
security architecture
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Kilian Spandler & Fredrik Söderbaum, Populist (de)legitimation of international organizations
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Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann, Mercosur at 30: political ideologies and (de)legitimation strategies
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Alice D. Ba, Diversification’s legitimation challenges: ASEAN and its Myanmar
predicament
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Stefano Palestini, The politics of legitimation in combined sanction regimes: the case of
Venezuela
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Articles
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Bianca Naude, COVID–19 travel bans and the reactivation of colonial trauma in Africa
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Goitom Gebreluel, Ideology, grand strategy and the rise and decline of Ethiopia’s regional status
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Niklas Bremberg, The OSCE and climate security: diplomatic practice in a changing
geopolitical context
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Corina Lacatus & Valentina Carraro, National human rights institutions: independent actors in global human
rights governance?
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Carolina Panico, Challenging war traditions: humanitarian discourse and the nuclear
prohibition treaty
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Kate MacFarlane, Child soldiers in Nepal: re-conceptualizing reintegration and identity
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Marika Theros, Knowledge, power and the failure of US peacemaking in Afghanistan
2018–21
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Adam David Morton, Mainstreaming Marxism: on the anarchic structure of world economy
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Brian C. H. Fong, What’s driving the democratic recession in Asia?
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Alexander Libman & Igor Davidzon,
Military intervention as a spectacle? Authoritarian regionalism and
protests in Kazakhstan
