The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 99, no. 1, January 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Injustice and the crisis of international order
- Christian Reus-Smit & Ayșe Zarakol, Polymorphic justice and the crisis of international order
- Şahan Savaş Karataşli, Hegemonic world orders, distributional (in)justice and global social change
- Arnulf Becker Lorca, Contesting global justice from the South: redistribution in the
international order
- Terry MacDonald, Political justice in a complex global order: rethinking pluralist legitimacy
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Barak Mendelsohn, Order, justice and inequality: the curious case of jihadist divine justice
- Robyn Eckersley, (Dis)order and (in)justice in a heating world
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Sandeep Sengupta, Climate change, international justice and global order
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Catherine Lu, Progress, decolonization and global justice: a tragic view
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Meera Sabaratnam & Mark Laffey, Complex indebtedness: justice and the crisis of liberal order
- Hitomi Koyama, Supposing the moral state: Japan and historical justice under liberal
internationalism
- George Lawson & Ayșe Zarakol, Recognizing injustice: the ‘hypocrisy charge’ and the future of the liberal international order
- Articles
- Heidi Maurer, Richard G. Whitman & Nicholas Wright, The EU and the invasion of Ukraine: a collective responsibility to act?
- Arzan Tarapore, Zone balancing: India and the Quad’s new strategic logic
- Katja Lindskov Jacobsen & Karen Philippa Larsen, Liberal intervention’s renewed crisis: responding to Russia’s growing influence in Africa
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Outi Donovan, Promise or peril? Exploring the gender dimension of pragmatic
peacebuilding
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Rhiannon Neilsen, Coding protection: ‘cyber humanitarian interventions’ for preventing mass
atrocities
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Yao-Tai Li, Taiwan and the WHO: negotiating the deconstruction of racialized
discourse during the COVID-19 pandemic
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F. Belder, S. Destradi, J. Gurol, C. Heras Rodríguez, M. Kölük, J. Martins, S. Rogel & Swarati S., Patterns of populist mobilization: comparing narratives on COVID-19 in the global South
