The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 99, no. 5, September 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Special Section: Knowledge production on peace: actors, hierarchies and policy relevance
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Kanti Bajpai & Evan A. Laksmana, Asian conceptions of international order: what Asia wants
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Sara Hellmüller, Laurent Goetschel & Kristoffer Lidén, Knowledge production on peace: actors, hierarchies and policy relevance
- Sara Hellmüller, Knowledge production on mediation: practice-oriented, but not practicerelevant?
- Ulrike Lühe, The politics of methods in transitional justice knowledge production
- Elisabeth Prügl, Gender as a cause of violent conflict
- Navnita Chadha Behera, The ‘subaltern speak’: can we, the experts, listen?
- Luisa Cruz Lobato & Victoria Santos, Digital tools as experts in international peace and security
- Isabel Bramsen & Anine Hagemann, How research travels to policy: the case of Nordic peace research
- Laurie Nathan, The customer is always right: the policy research arena in international mediation
- Jamie Pring, Analysing the divide between technocrats and diplomats in international organizations
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Articles
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Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués & Elena Şimanschi, Fabricating a war? Russian (dis)information on Ukraine
- Ryuta Ito, Hubris balancing: classical realism, self-deception and Putin’s war against Ukraine
- Jess Gifkins & Dean Cooper-Cunningham, Queering the Responsibility to Protect
- William A. Callahan, Chinese visions of self and Other: the international politics of noses
- Kacie Miura, Strongman politics and China’s foreign policy actors: maritime assertiveness under Xi Jinping
- Jennifer D. Sciubba, Population ageing and national security in Asia
- Richard J. Aldrich, Huda Mukbil, Dan Lomas, Elizabeth Van Wie Davis, Gill Bennett & David Omand, Review forum: How to survive a crisis
