The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 97, no. 5, September 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Leah De Haan,
Editorial 50:50 in 2020: International Affairs gender balance report 2021
- Special Issue:
Deglobalization? The Future of the Liberal International Order
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Markus Kornprobst & T V Paul,
Globalization, deglobalization and the liberal international order
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Norrin M Ripsman,
Globalization, deglobalization and Great Power politics
- Steve Chan,
Challenging the liberal order: the US hegemon as a revisionist power
- Benjamin Miller, How ‘making the world in its own liberal image’ made the West less liberal
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Umut Aydin,
Emerging middle powers and the liberal international order
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Dorit Geva & Felipe G Santos,
Europe's far-right educational projects and their vision for the international order
- John M Owen,
Two emerging international orders? China and the United States
- Jozef Bátora, States, interstitial organizations and the prospects for liberal international order
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Katharina P Coleman & Brian L Job,
How Africa and China may shape UN peacekeeping beyond the liberal international order
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Jarrod Hayes & Katja Weber,
Globalization, deglobalization and human security: the case of Myanmar
- Steven E Lobell & Jordan Ernstsen,
The liberal international trading order (LITO) in an era of shifting capabilities
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Mark R Brawley,
Globalization/deglobalization: lessons from liberal monetary orders
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Aseema Sinha,
Understanding the ‘crisis of the institution’ in the liberal trade order at the WTO
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Markus Kornprobst & Stephanie Strobl,
Global health: an order struggling to keep up with globalization
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Jeannette Money,
Globalization, international mobility and the liberal international order
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Navnita Chadha Behera,
Globalization, deglobalization and knowledge production
- T V Paul,
Globalization, deglobalization and reglobalization: adapting liberal international order
