@IntlStudiesRev

The International Studies Review (ISR) provides a window on current trends and research in international studies worldwide. Podcast: https://xitter.cf/t.co/kguk2qVH3L

 Indiana University Bloomington
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Joined January 2014
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@melgatter's brilliant book 'Time and Power' has been a true pleasure to read, discuss and review. Highly recommended for those interested in time and its politics, migration, displacement, and development. My review of the book is out now @IntlStudiesRev academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Book Review of Time and Power in Azraq Refugee Camp: A Nine-to-Five Emergency

Time and Power in Azraq Refugee Camp: A Nine-to-Five Emergency. By Melissa Gatter. Cairo: The American University in Cairo Press. 2023. 200pp. 50£ (hardbac

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I just published an article in @IntlStudiesRev where I argue that clubs, groups, and communities have their own standards for what counts as prestigious (1/6) academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Status Orders: Toward a Local Understanding of Status Dynamics in World Politics

Abstract. This analytical essay highlights the importance of status orders in the study of status and prestige in world politics. Drawing on recent researc

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'Real Struggles, High Stakes: Cooperation, Contention, and Creativity' Presidential #SpecialIssue : @IntlStudiesRev, 26: 3, Sept. 2024 Co-edited with @EricaChenoweth now available for reading, citing and sharing. @isanet @DeborahAvant1 #AcademicTwitter academic.oup.com/isr/issue/2…
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🚨 New piece out in the @IntlStudiesRev! I discuss the different barriers that junior international scholars face to participate in knowledge production. This includes epistemological biases and barriers, citizenship/visa issues, & financial obstacles. academic.oup.com/isr/article…
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First book review of Leaders in the MENA is out ⁦@IntlStudiesRev⁩. ⁦@OzgurOzdamar⁩ & Canbolat’s “objective is to elucidate foreign policy-making processes & anticipate future policy trajectories in the region.” Courtesy of ⁦⁦@NesibeHicret academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Leaders in the Middle East and North Africa

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has emerged as a significant area of study for students of international relations (IR), owing to the region’s comp

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📣New publication📣 @Eliza_Corredor and I argue in @IntlStudiesRev that back-channel peace negotiations are highly gendered processes that lay the groundwork for the continued exclusion of women in peace talks #WPS @SSHRC_CRSH @rn_wps @raulpacheco academic.oup.com/isr/article…
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Interested in peace and conceptual innovation? Check our new article in @IntlStudiesRev! @JoelleZahar, @js_polsci, @AJarstad, @EOlivius, @m_akebo and I review the burgeoning field of peace concepts. @VOPeaceNetwork @Sciencepo_UdeM @PAWscholars @SCORE_su_se academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Peace with Adjectives: Conceptual Fragmentation or Conceptual Innovation?

Abstract. What strategies can be employed to conceptualize peace? In recent years, scholars have introduced an impressive array of “peace with adjectives”

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In our recent article in @IntlStudiesRev, with @FilDimarco we try to make sense of this “turn”: we explain the rise of the agenda on #populism in IR & trace the development of “populist foreign policy” (PFP) as a research program. Check it out👇! 2/5 academic.oup.com/isr/article…
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Glad to see this piece out @IntlStudiesRev: doi.org/10.1093/isr/viae004. @afghanopoly and I are grateful for all feedback received on previous versions. @rebgov @UofGSPS

The Supply and Demand of Rebel Governance

Abstract. A recent wave of civil conflict scholarship examines rebel governance, the process through which insurgent groups organize local affairs in areas

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Happy to share the release of my latest publication in @IntlStudiesRev , marking a significant milestone as the first output from the @ERC StG #CODE project. 🎉 Read more here, it's open-access!
CSDS@CSDS_Brussels5 Feb 2024
❗️New Research❗️ "Governments and Markets in the Digital Age", by @AntonioCalcara for @IntlStudiesRev [Open Access] Read here🔸 csds.vub.be/publication/gove…
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Our @IntlStudiesRev editors’ Notable Books of 2023 (aka end of year) podcast is out! In this episode Huss, @Crystal_Ennis and I discuss some of our favorite/notable/most engaging reads from the last year isrb.podbean.com/e/notable-b…

Notable Books of 2023 (aka End of the Year ISR Podcast) | ISR Podcast

In this episode we thought it would be fun – and hopefully engaging for some of our listeners – to share some of our editors' most notable reads of 2023. The Books and Review Editor, Huss Banai, is...

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First, I was delighted to see published this month in @IntlStudiesRev our Forum on populism in IR, masterfully edited by @AChryssogelos My piece is on how populist practices contribute to shape foreign policy ‘common sense’, with a case-study on Poland academic.oup.com/isr/article…

New Directions in the Study of Populism in International Relations

Abstract. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the international dimensions of populism, by now a major political phenomenon around the wo

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🌍Dive into the nexus of climate change and conflict in the Middle East and North Africa! 📚 My latest article with @taniaferre_ in @IntlStudiesRev conducts a systematic review of literature to unpack the pathways shaping climate insecurity 🌐 1/8 doi.org/10.1093/isr/viad053
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New external article on ‘Climate Change and Violent Conflict in the Middle East and North Africa’ by SIPRI’s @KittyyKim and @taniaferre_ out now in @IntlStudiesRev: doi.org/10.1093/isr/viad053 @HIbrekk @SweMFA @ArabReform_ARI @Clingendaelorg @UNESCWA

Climate Change and Violent Conflict in the Middle East and North Africa

Abstract. Previous research has demonstrated that climate change can escalate the risks for violent conflict through various pathways. Existing evidence su

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I really enjoyed reading @EugenioCusumano 's latest book, "Mobilization Constraints and Military Privatization: The Political Cost-Effectiveness of Outsourcing Security". Here's a book review I wrote for @IntlStudiesRev academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Mobilization Constraints and Military Privatization: The Political Cost-Effectiveness of Outsourc...

In recent years, private military and security companies (PMSCs) have assumed an increasingly important role in the international arena. The growing tenden

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AI constitutes a global governance challenge, but research on the topic is still in its infancy. Our new article in @IntlStudiesRev presents an agenda for empirical and normative research into the global governance of AI. A short🧵academic.oup.com/isr/article…
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Heartfelt congratulations on her most recent publication in @IntlStudiesRev to our incoming fellow Dr. @ValerieSticher
Valerie Sticher@ValerieSticher11 Sep 2023
New article out 🛰️How does remote sensing affect ceasefire compliance?📡 @alyverjee and I develop three pathways, but find limited effects in eastern Ukraine 2014-2022 🇺🇦 doi.org/10.1093/isr/viad039 @SAISHopkins @SAIS_MAGP @CRS_INFO
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Out now: @ValerieSticher & I argue in @IntlStudiesRev that although the monitoring of armed conflicts using satellites, UAVs (aka drones), and other cameras is becoming more common, little is known about the impact of these technologies on ceasefires. doi.org/10.1093/isr/viad039 1/11

Do Eyes in the Sky Ensure Peace on the Ground? The Uncertain Contributions of Remote Sensing to...

Abstract. In many conflicts, international ceasefire monitors are deployed to mitigate future violence. Increasingly, such monitors use satellite imagery,

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Prof. @MaraRevkin publishes “How Religious Are ‘Religious’ Conflicts?” in International Studies Review (@IntlStudiesRev) 🔗 bit.ly/3KrQkvl
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🚨 New paper alert 🚨 How does sourcing influence the collection of coup data? How do current datasets fare in the reporting of coup cases? Twitterless Salah Ben Hammou, @prof_powell, and @Bailey_Sellers8 explore these questions over at @IntlStudiesRev academic.oup.com/isr/article…

Sourcing and Bias in the Study of Coups: Lessons from the Middle East

Abstract. The last two decades have seen an increased focus on reporting bias in large-N datasets. Research on coups d’etat has similarly increased given t

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