The latest issue of the European Journal of International Relations (Vol. 28, no. 4, December 2022) is out. Contents include:- Naomi Egel & Steven Ward, Hierarchy, revisionism, and subordinate actors: The TPNW and the subversion of the nuclear order
- Marius Wishman & Charles Butcher, Beyond ethnicity: historical states and modern conflict
- Hoo Tiang Boon, International identity construction: China’s pursuit of the responsible power identity and the American Other
- Tobias Berger, Worldmaking from the margins: interactions between domestic and international ordering in mid-20th-century India
- Line Engbo Gissel, The standardisation of transitional justice
- Peg Murray-Evans & Peter O’Reilly, Complex norm localization: from price competitiveness to local production in East African Community pharmaceutical policy
- Amy King, Power, shared ideas and order transition: China, the United States, and the creation of the Bretton Woods order
- Sarah V. Percy & Wayne Sandholtz, Why norms rarely die
- Anette Stimmer & Jess Gliserman, Disentangling norms, morality, and principles: the September 2019 Brexit rebellion
- Mathias Koenig-Archibugi & Luka Bareis, Do international parliaments matter? An empirical analysis of influences on foreign policy and civil rights
