The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 96, no. 6, November 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Jinghan Zeng, Artificial intelligence and China's authoritarian governance
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Selina Ho, Infrastructure and Chinese power
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Hoo Tiang Boon & Hannah Elyse Sworn, Strategic ambiguity and the Trumpian approach to China–Taiwan relations
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Rory Miller & Sarah Cardaun, Multinational security coalitions and the limits of middle power activism in the Middle East: the Saudi case
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Alice Hills, The dynamics of prototypical police forces: lessons from two Somali cities
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Stephen McLoughlin, The role of political leaders in mitigating the risk of mass atrocities: an analysis of Khama, Kaunda and Nyerere
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Rebecca Tapscott, Militarized masculinity and the paradox of restraint: mechanisms of social control under modern authoritarianism
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Nina Wilén, Female peacekeepers’ added burden
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Sarina Theys & Katharina Rietig, The influence of small states: how Bhutan succeeds in influencing global sustainability governance
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Morena Skalamera, The 2020 oil price dive in a carbon-constrained era: strategies for energy exporters in central Asia
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Columba Achilleos-Sarll, ‘Seeing’ the Women, Peace and Security agenda: visual (re)productions of WPS in UK government national action plans
