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Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 11 - Trang 215-221 - 2008
Shaking up and making up China: how the party-state compromises and creates ontological security for its subjects
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 21 - Trang 909-933 - 2018
A growing chorus of observers has warned of threats to regime stability in China in recent years. In spite of these concerns, the party-state’s grip on power in many respects appears as strong today as at any time since 1989, making it a remarkable outlier in a shrinking pool of long-surviving authoritarian regimes. This article addresses the debate over the resilience of the Chinese party-state b......
Constituting China: the role of metaphor in the discourses of early Sino-American relations
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 16 - Trang 177-205 - 2012
This paper demonstrates the value of political metaphor analysis as a tool for answering constitutive questions in International Relations (IR) theory, questions that attend to how the subjects of international politics are constituted by encounters with other subjects through representational and interactional processes. To this end, I examine the key metaphors within American political discourse......
‘Moral power’ as objectification of the ‘civilian’/‘normative’ ‘EUlogy’: the European Union as a conflict-dealer in the South Caucasus
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 17 - Trang 397-424 - 2013
This article develops a new conceptual framework of ‘moral power’ by arguing that the ‘civilian’/‘normative’ power Europe paradigms are insufficient for understanding the essence of the conflict resolution policy of the European Union (EU) in the South Caucasus. Analysing the conflicts of Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Nagorno-Karabakh, the study reveals that until the August 2008 war, the EU was an ......
Order and disorder across geopolitical space: the effect of declining dominance on interstate conflict
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 18 - Trang 383-406 - 2014
While scholars have long noted that violent conflicts appear to cluster in certain geographic spaces, we propose that the underlying contextual cause behind this empirical finding is the presence of dominance vacuums, where hierarchical relationships between states are unclear. The absence of a dominant state within these vacuums provides greater opportunity for all other states to engage in subst......
Domestic terrorism in the developing world: role of food security
Journal of International Relations and Development - - 2020
This article sheds light on the root causes of terrorism by assessing the effect of food security on domestic terrorism among developing countries. Food security is a fundamental physiological need and captures a core well-being outcome. We argue that food insecurity creates grievances among citizens and increases demand among them for action against the government. Terrorist organisations provide......
Analysing Middle East Foreign Policies: The Relationship With Europe
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 11 - Trang 83-85 - 2008
A wonderful global city? Resisting urban regeneration in Olympic Rio
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 26 - Trang 530-556 - 2023
This article engages with debates about the role of ‘global cities’ in international relations and in the governance of global capitalism. Much of the discourse on global cities reproduces the hierarchical stratifications of the international system that divide the ‘global’ from the ‘local’ along a North-South or centre-periphery axis. We argue that while Rio de Janeiro’s ‘Porto Maravilha’ urban r......
Georgia: a state of flux
Journal of International Relations and Development - Tập 13 Số 1 - Trang 3-25 - 2010
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