The latest issue of the
Review of International Studies (Vol. 46, no. 2, April 2020) is out. Contents include:
- V. Spike Peterson, Family matters in racial logics: Tracing intimacies, inequalities, and ideologies
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Harriet Gray, Maria Stern, & Chris Dolan, Torture and sexual violence in war and conflict: The unmaking and remaking of subjects of violence
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Katja Freistein & Frank Gadinger, Populist stories of honest men and proud mothers: A visual narrative analysis
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Pol Bargués, Peacebuilding without peace? On how pragmatism complicates the practice of international intervention
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Olivia Nantermoz, International refugee protection and the primary institutions of international society
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Ellen J. Ravndal, Colonies, semi-sovereigns, and great powers: IGO membership debates and the transition of the international system
