Italy’s Populist Radical Right and Anti-Gender Discourses: Lega, FdI and the Case of the Zan Bill

2024-8-30

Tolerance as a Legitimation Strategy in Oman’s Political Discourse: From Religious to Foreign Policy Principle

2024-8-30

The European Conservatives and Reformists Group: Cooperation or Opposition in Europe’s Parliament?

2024-8-19

Critical Raw Materials, Economic Statecraft and Europe’s Dependence on China

2024-8-7

More Active, but with Limits: The Military Forces of Germany, Italy and Japan since 1989 <i>Reluctant Remilitarisation: Transforming the Armed Forces in Germany, Italy and Japan After the Cold War</i> / Fabrizio Coticchia, Matteo Dian and Francesco Niccolò Moro. - Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2023. - xvii, 247 p. - ISBN978-1-4744-6727-8(hardback);978-1-4744-6729-2(webready PDF);978-1-4744-6730-8(epub).

2024-8-7

Shadowboxing: The People’s Republic of China’s Use of Informal Trade Restrictions as a Rising Power

2024-8-7

Governing Complexity in Complex Times: The HDP Nexus and the Role of the UN, the EU and the World Bank

2024-7-22

Conceptualising a Heterarchical Regional Security Complex: The Case of the QUAD

2024-7-8

The Triple Nexus and the Future of Multilateral Governance: Rethinking Coordination between Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding Efforts

2024-7-2

It Takes Two to Tango: The Technocracy-populism Nexus in Italy and the EU from a Critical-realist Perspective

2024-6-26

Military Expansion in Disaster Response and Its Implications for the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus

2024-6-21

Political Narratives and Global Realities: Evolution without Revolution in Turkish Foreign Policy <b> <i>Turkey’s foreign policy narratives: implications of global power shifts</i> / </b> Toni Alaranta. - Cham : Springer, 2022. - viii, 176 p. - (Global power shift). - ISBN 978-3-030-92647-2 ; 978-3-030-92648-9(ebk)

2024-5-31

Marketing the State: Nation Branding and the Remaking of the International Order <b> <i>Nation branding and international politics</i> </b> / Christopher S. Browning. - Montreal : McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2023. - x, 230 p. - ISBN978-0-2280-1890-2 ; 978-0-2280-1891-9(pbk) ;978-0-2280-1891-9(ebk)

2024-5-31

The US and EU Response to Tunisia’s Democratic Backsliding: Promoting Democracy or Protecting Interests?

2024-5-29

Brexit Means Brexit: Understanding the Failure of the Anti-Brexit Movement <b> <i>The failure of remain : anti-Brexit activism in the United Kingdom</i> </b> / Adam Fagan and Stijn van Kessel. - Montreal : McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2023. - xi, 193 p. - (McGill-Queen’s Studies in protest, power, and resistance ; 4). - ISBN 978-0-2280-1412-6 ; 978-0-2280-1413-3 (pbk) ; 978-0-2280-1510-9 (pdf) ; 978-0-2280-1511-6 (ebk)

2024-5-22

Invisible Barriers: Exposing Inequality and Discrimination in Contemporary Migration Policies <b> <i>Undesirable immigrants : why racism persists in international migration</i> </b> / Andrew S. Rosenberg. - Princeton : Princeton University Press, 2022. - xxii, 359 p. - (Princeton studies in international history and politics). - ISBN 978-0-691-23873-9 ; 978-0-691-23874-6 (pbk) ; 978-0-691-23875-3 (ebk)

2024-5-10

Reshaping the Multilateral Aid Regime from the Global South? Alternative Perspectives on Humanitarianism, Development and Peacebuilding from Latin America and the Caribbean

2024-5-8

HDP Nexus Outcomes and the Integration of Peace Elements: The Case of Iraq after the ISIL Conflict

2024-5-3

Promoting Social Solidarity Economy in Tunisia: Neoliberal Assumptions and Missed Opportunities Within the Triple Nexus Discourse

2024-5-3

Criminalisation Does Not Deter Irregular Migration: Evidence from Italy and France <b> <i>The criminalisation of irregular migration in Europe : globalisation, deterrence, and vicious cycles</i> </b> / Matilde Rosina. - Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, 2022. - xxiii, 333 p. - (Politics of citizenship and migration). - ISBN 978-3-030-90346-6 ; 978-3-030-90347-3 (ebk) ; DOI 10.1007/978-3-030-90347-3

2024-4-3

Reshaping Power Relations within the International Aid Regime: The Role of the People’s Republic of China and Africa

2024-4-3

<i>Zeitenwende</i> , Europe and Germany’s Culture of Restraint

2024-4-2

Refugees as Entrepreneurs? A Challenge to HDP Programmes

2024-3-25

Bringing Order to ‘Disorder'? Applying Complexity Theory to UN Statebuilding Interventions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan <i> <b>States of disorder, ecosystems of governance : complexity theory applied to UN statebuilding in the DRC and South Sudan</b> </i> / Adam Day. - Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2022. - x, 204 p. - ISBN 978-0-19-286389-8

2024-3-15

State’s Legitimisation of Violence through Strategic Narration: How the Kremlin Justified the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

2024-3-13

Ukraine and the Debacle of Russian Soft Power

2024-3-4

Justifying a Privacy Guardian in Discourse and Behaviour: The People’s Republic of China’s Strategic Framing in Data Governance

2024-2-19

The Arab Uprisings and Colonialism’s Long Shadow: Conceptualising Citizenship and the State in the Middle East <i> <b>Violence and representation in the Arab uprisings</b> </i> / Benoît Challand. - Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2023. - xvii, 462 p. : ill. - (The global Middle East; 21). - ISBN 978-1-108-49018-4 ; 978-1-108-74826-1 (pbk)

2024-1-31

Changing Images? Italian Twitter Discourse on China and the United States during the First Wave of COVID-19

2024-1-12

Re-imagining EU Foreign and Security Policy in a Complex and Contested World

2024-1-2

Constraints, Dilemmas and Challenges for EU Foreign Policy in Venezuela

2024-1-2

Engagement against All Odds? Navigating Member States’ Contestation of EU Policy on Kosovo

2024-1-2

EU Policy towards Ethiopia amidst the Tigray War: The Limits of Mitigating Fragmentation

2024-1-2

EU Policy towards the Israel-Palestine Conflict: The Limitations of Mitigation Strategies

2024-1-2

EU Policy towards Ukraine: Entering Geopolitical Competition over European Order

2024-1-2

Putting the Politics Back into Conflicts: Understanding Armed Orders in Post-colonial South Asia <b> <i>Ordering Violence: Explaining Armed Group-State Relations from Conflict to Cooperation</i> </b> / Paul Staniland. – Ithaca : Cornell University Press , 2021. – xiv + 339 p. – ISBN 9781501761119 ; 9781501761119(pbk)

2023-12-13

Multipolar Competition and the Rules-based Order: Probing the Limits of EU Foreign and Security Policy in the South China Sea

2023-12-13

From Conflict Management to Shielding EU Stability: How Syria’s Fragmentation Diverted the EU(FSP) from Action to Reaction

2023-11-20

Weathering the Geopolitical Storms: The Ever-elusive Success of EU Policy towards Iran

2023-11-6

Oops! … EU Did It Again! The EU’s Preference for Global Treaties <i>vis-a-vis</i> the Reality of WHO Politics

2023-10-11

Nuclear Non-Proliferation and the Global South: Understanding Divergences and Commonalities

2023-10-2

Opposing Nuclear Weapons Testing in the Global South: A Comparative Perspective

2023-10-2

The Falklands/Malvinas as an Identity Dispute: A Constructivist Analysis of the British and Argentinian Positions

2023-9-25

Unpacking the Kremlin’s Historical Fiction

2023-9-6

Exploring ‘Accommodation’ to Understand the Behaviour of Rising Powers in the Global Nuclear Order: The Cases of India and Brazil

2023-9-1

The Urban Middle Class and the Milieu of Russian Democratic Cultures (1860-Present)

2023-8-14

Iran’s Troubled Relations with Afghanistan and Tajikistan: A Compound Alignment Dilemma

2023-8-7

Strongholds of Liberalism? The Reaction of Regional Integration Institutions to the Pandemic Trade Crisis

2023-7-28

Regional Powers at the UN Security Council: More Mainstream than Upstream?

2023-7-26

The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Nuclear Non-Proliferation: The Case of Iran (2005-15)

2023-7-24