Tag: International Relations Theory
9 Articles
- Dialogues
Missing Black Voices and the Pan-African Ideal: Interview with Dr. Ubba Kodero
Often appearing as case studies for poverty, development, and conflict in the field of international relations, Africa is rarely depicted as a region with extensive agency.…
September 3, 2024
- Human Rights & Development
Martial Indigeneity: Deconstructing “Decolonization” in International Relations
Constructivists wrongly portray the Indigenous as ultrasocial people Many claim that decolonizing International Relations (IR) requires moving past mainstream theories,…
September 18, 2023
- Online Archive
Understanding Iran Review
William R. Polk. Understanding Iran: Everything You Need to Know, From Persia to the Islamic Republic, from Cyrus to Ah-madinejad. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009. 247 pp. .…
July 26, 2013
- Online Archive
Regional Integration Studies
The academic study of regional integration is scattered amongst different disciplines. Political scientists have a longstanding interest in regional integration but historians,…
July 26, 2013
- Online Archive
The Implications of Mandates in International Cyber Affairs
Creating an international cyber governance and security regime faces two critical challenges: jurisdiction-shopping by nations for friendly venues to discuss and promote their…
March 23, 2013
- Conflict & Security
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Confidence-Building Measures and the Future of the Global Information Infrastructure
Creating confidence-building measures in the information sphere has become a major foreign policy priority for many states.1 Confidence-building measures and other collaborative…
March 23, 2013
- Online Archive
Why the United States is not Destined to Decline: An Interview with Dr. Robert Lieber
GJIA: Dr. Lieber, could you please elaborate a bit on the argument you make in your book about why America’s decline is not inevitable as some scholars suggest? RL: The…
February 26, 2013
- Global Governance
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It’s Time to Revise How We Talk About Revisionist Powers
There is a conceptual problem in ascribing the term revisionist to describe the respective foreign policy goals to international actors, such as Napoleonic France, modern Iran,…
October 29, 2012
- Online Archive
Counterpoint: Nukes for Peace, A Risky Game to Play
Hanft agreed with Waltz’s theory that the imposition of the threat of nuclear weapons has prevented nations from acting against military provocations. States prioritize their…
February 7, 2012