The latest issue of the
Review of International Studies (Vol. 45, no. 5, December 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue on Populism
- Sandra Destradi & Johannes Plagemann, Populism and International Relations: (Un)predictability, personalisation, and the reinforcement of existing trends in world politics
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Elise Ketelaars, Geographical value spaces and gender norms in post-Maidan Ukraine: the failed ratification of the Istanbul Convention
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Pablo de Orellana & Nicholas Michelsen, Reactionary Internationalism: the philosophy of the New Right
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Bice Maiguashca, Resisting the ‘populist hype’: a feminist critique of a globalising concept
- Articles
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Faruk Yalvaç & Jonathan Joseph, Understanding populist politics in Turkey: a hegemonic depth approach
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Sarah Kenyon Lischer, Narrating atrocity: Genocide memorials, dark tourism, and the politics of memory
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Marella Bodur Ün, Contesting global gender equality norms: the case of Turkey
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Aula Hariri, State formation as an outcome of the imperial encounter: the case of Iraq
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Simon Mabon, The world is a garden: Nomos, sovereignty, and the (contested) ordering of life
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Aggie Hirst, Play in(g) international theory
