Journal of International Affairs
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Sending cross-border static: on the fate of Radio Free Europe and the influence of international broadcasting.
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Energizing China: Reconciling Environmental Protection and Economic Growth.
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Allies, Adversaries, and International Trade.
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The struggle for Bahrain: a photo essay of demonstrations and civil conflict.
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Climate change and water resources: the challenges ahead.
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Environment, Scarcity and Violence.
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Beyond Feminism and Islamism: Gender and Equality in North Africa.
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An interview with Fernando Henrique Cardoso.
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Demography and communalism in India.
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Mediating from middle ground: Asean, China and India: an interview with Surin Pitsuwan.
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Covering cyber--a journalist's inside look.
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INTERNATIONAL ACTION TO PROTECT THE UYGHUR PEOPLE.
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Is reconciliation between Hutus and Tutsis possible?
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The establishment of extensive private organizations: the foremost task for human rights guarantees and promoting democracy.
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Street children in Kenya: voices of children in search of a childhood.
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Toward practical cyber counter deception.
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Inside the digital revolution.
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PROTEST AT THE CENTER OF AMERICAN POLITICS.
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Is the Google world a better place? An interview with Michael T. Jones.
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The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade.
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A New Economics of Child Labor: Searching for Answers Behind the Headlines.
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Cyberpolitik: The Changing Nature of Power in the Information Age.
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Developing Living Cities: from Analysis to Action.
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Agropolis: the role of urban agriculture in addressing food insecurity in developing cities.
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The role of epistemic communities in offering new cooperation frameworks in the Euphrates-Tigris Rivers system.
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Common Wealth: Economics for a Crowded Planet.
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Honing cyber attribution: a framework for assessing foreign state complicity.
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Iranian women's status and struggles since 1979.
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HOW WE WON & LOST THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN: TWO YEARS IN THE PASHTUN HOMELAND.
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SHATTERING THE HIGHEST AND HARDEST GLASS CEILING, ONCE AND FOR ALL: HOW THE 2020 ELECTION CAN CHANGE GOVERNANCE IN THE U.S. AND BEYOND.
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Economic Liberalization and Separatist Nationalism: The Cases of Sri Lanka and Tibet.
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The Rise of China: How Economic Reform is Creating a New Superpower.
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EDITORS' FOREWORD.
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THE STRENGTH OF WEAK CITIES? DECONSTRUCTING COVID-19 IN URBAN AFRICA.
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Beyond rhetoric: Sino-Indian relations in an era of interdependence.
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Managing marine misbehavior: good science, good policy, bad human.
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Kosovo: Facing the Court of History.
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Eradicating Pedophilia: Toward the Humanization of Society.
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STUDENTS IN UKRAINE AND TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY: NOIRUNITED INTERNATIONAL.
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Seeds of Terror: How Heroin is Bankrolling the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
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"Good governance": the metamorphosis of a policy metaphor: "governance" quickly became a household word, but as is often true of buzzwords, there has hardly been a consensus as to what it means, and even less of an idea as how it could be applied more concretely.
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An interview with Lakhdar Brahimi.
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Reconciliation and economic reaction: flaws in South Africa's elite transition.
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Lessons from contemporary resettlement in the South Pacific.
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Millennium cities: an interview with Jeffrey Sachs.
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Marginalizing the Masses.
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The politics of water.
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Culture, "race" and nation: the formation of national identity in twentieth century China.
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Addressing risk in climate finance solutions.
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THE AUTHORITARIAN'S GUIDE TO FOOTBALL: THE REACH AND REPERCUSSIONS OF QATAR'S SPORTS EMPIRE.
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CREATING A BETTER FUTURE: FOUR SCENARIOS FOR HOW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES COULD CHANGE THE WORLD.
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Laws Harsh as Tigers: Chinese Immigrants and the Shaping of Modern Immigration Law.
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Intercountry adoption: a global problem or a global solution?
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Editors' foreword.
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Russia: A Journey to the Heart of a Land and Its People.
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Sexual assault: a stain on the U.S. military: an interview with Amy Ziering.
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EVALUATING THE CONCEPT OF UNGOVERNED SPACES: THE LIMITATIONS OF A TWO DIMENSIONAL WORLDVIEW.
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Women of Afghanistan in the Post-Taliban Era.
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Turkey in a Changing Security Environment.
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THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: IS AFRICA THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDE?
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Ideological motivations of privatization in Great Britain versus developing countries.
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Advantage: How American Innovation Can Overcome the Asian Challenge.
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The fatal flaws in the U.S. constitutional project for Iraq.
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Development financing from the outside, in.
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Global Poverty in the Late 20th Century.
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High-Rise Living in Asian Cities.
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CIVIL SOCIETY IN AN UNCIVIL STATE: INFORMAL ORGANIZATIONS IN TAJIK/AFGHAN BADAKHSHAN.
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The Revolution in Military Affairs Outside the West.
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An Ocean Blueprint for the 21st Century.
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Poland's privatization process: a view from the inside.
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Reflections from China: an interview with Cheng Ruisheng.
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Who Adjusts? Domestic Sources of Foreign Economic Policy During the Interwar Years.
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New conflicts, new challenges: the evolving role for non-governmental actors.
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Disaster and Development: The Politics of Humanitarian Aid.
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The Limits of Culture: Islam and Foreign Policy.
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Religious fundamentalisms in the city: reflections on the Arab Spring.
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International narcotics law enforcement: a study in irrationality.
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Crime and violence in an urbanizing world.
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The Struggles of a "Strong" State.
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Malawian refugee policy, international politics and the one-party regime.
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La Apertura: The Opening of Venezuela's Oil Industry.
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Poverty, Children and Transition in Kyrgyzstan: Some Reflections from the Field.
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Editors' foreword.
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RUSSIA'S WAR AGAINST UKRAINE AND THE FUTURE OF KAZAKHSTAN'S FOREIGN POLICY.
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Unsecular Media: Making News of Religion in America.
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Salman Rushdie loses his cheerfulness: geopolitics, terrorism and adultery.
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Rebuilding lives: the aftermath of the South Asia earthquake.
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The international refugee regime: stretched to the limit?
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On being Superclass.
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The growing economic power of cities.
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Islam, Islamism and political order in Central Asia. (Pressing Issues).
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North Korea and the Bomb: A Case Study in Nonproliferation.
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Maritime power in a flat world.
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Interventions against a dictator.
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THE ROLE OF CARBON PRICING.
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Brexit beyond borders: Beginning of the eu collapse and return to nationalism.
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Understanding Cairo: The Logic of a City Out of Control.
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The glass fortress: Zimbabwe's cyber-guerrilla warfare.
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Beneficial ownership disclosure: The cure for the Panama Papers ills.
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An interview with Ambassador Richard Morningstar.
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Making gender rights visible: an interview with Michelle Bachelet.
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Bridging the gender gap to promote economic and social development.
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The risk of cyber war and cyber terrorism.
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WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT AND THE QUESTION OF CHOICE.
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Meeting the MDGS in urban areas: the forgotten role of local organizations.
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Confederate memory and monuments: of judicial opinions, statutes and buildings.
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The global expansion of Russia's energy giants.
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Poverty and Population Issues: Clarifying the Connections.
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RESHAPING THE URBAN-RURAL DIVIDE IN THE 21ST CENTURY: SHIFTS IN THE GEOGRAPHIES OF URBAN-BASED LIVELIHOODS.
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Rising tides: an interview with Aunese and Sunema Simati.
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CODING IN KAZAKHSTAN: GIRLS POWER FUND AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY.
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Water wars: obscuring opportunities.
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Rivals: How the Power Struggle between China, India and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade.
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The Evolution of the National Security Culture and the Military in Turkey.
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The press and power in the Russian Federation.
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Turkey-Anglo-American Security Interests 1945-1952: The First Enlargement of NATO.
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Editors note.
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Trade, protectionism and the future of welfare capitalism.
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Democracy, Nationalism, and Communalism: The Colonial Legacy in South Asia.
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China as a creditor: a rising financial power?
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Why Russia is not South Korea.
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Policy Perspectives Favoring the Establishment of the International Criminal Court.
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A New Political Economy of Oil?
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Whither antidrug policy? An interview with Vanda Felbab-Brown.
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Poverty: A Denial of Human Rights.
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Rethinking local governance in modern China in light of migratory patterns.
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Is Yemen a new model? An interview with Jamal Benomar.
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Putin's Labyrinth: Spies, Murder, and the Dark Heart of the New Russia.
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PUTTING INTO PRACTICE THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS: INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS.
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Privatization, the state and international institutions.
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Russian Energy: A Blessing and a Curse.
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The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crisis of 2008 and What It Means.
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Archaeology of the present: organized crime through the study of urban built environments: an interview with Eyal Weizman.
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An insider's view.
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DELIVERING A JUST AND EQUITABLE ENERGY TRANSITION.
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Religion and politics in Jerusalem.
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Civil-military coordination in peacebuilding: the challenge in Afghanistan. (Toward the Future).
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Towards a comparative political ethnography of disaster prevention.
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Whose Independence? The Social Impact of Economic Reform in India.
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UKRAINE AND THE END OF THE "NEW WORLD ORDER".
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A bright future for women in U.S. politics.
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From women in transport to gender in transport: challenging conceptual frameworks for improved policymaking.
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Justice and the American Metropolis.
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Reaching for stability: strengthening civil society-donor partnerships in East Timor: too often in East Timor the need to spend donor funding dictates methodological choices, and the recipient of development funding becomes of secondary priority to donor reporting.
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Blossoming networks and integrated infrastructure: mitigating disaster through human-centered technology.
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'THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE DO NOT WANT TO MAKE SACRIFICES ANYMORE FOR THE SAKE OF GREAT POWER STATUS, WHICH IS A HUGE. CHANGE IN MENTALITY'.
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THE NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: REDEFINING THREATS, BOLSTERING BUDGETS, AND MOBILIZING THE ARCTIC.(ANDREW WELLINGTON
CORDIER STUDENT
ESSAY CONTEST)
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UNGOVERNED OR ANTI-GOVERNANCE? HOW BITCOIN THREATENS THE FUTURE OF WESTERN INSTITUTIONS.
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EDITORS' FOREWORD.
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Jesus in Beijing: How Christianity is Transforming China and Changing Global Balance of Power.
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WHAT WE PUBLISH.
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War and the oil price cycle.(Middle East and Africa)
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Iraq Since the Gulf War: Prospects for Democracy.
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Domestic tribulations and international repercussions: the state and the transformation of non-Muslims in Iran.
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A REJECTION OF HOPE.
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A Cloth Untrue: The Evolution of Structural Adjustment in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Contemporary Turkish Foreign Policy.
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China and India: more cooperation than competition in energy and climate change.
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War and Reason: Domestic and International Imperatives.
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The global raiders: nationalism, globalization and the South African brain drain.
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Youth, peace, and security: a new agenda for the Middle East and North Africa.
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A theology if insurrection? Religion and politics in Mexico.
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Water in the 21st century: defining the elements of global crises and potential solutions.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS.
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The protection of children and the quest for truth and justice in Sierra Leone.
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The Law And Politics of The Caspian Sea.
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The Shadow Economy.
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Watery sanitation and the millennium development goals.
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Local religious peacemakers: an untapped resource in U.S. foreign policy.
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National preparedness planning: the historical context and current state of the U.S. public's readiness, 1940-2005.
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THE STANDING ROCK PROTESTS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY: An Interview with David Archambault II.
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New Strategies for Microenterprise Development: Innovation, Integration, and the Trickle Up Approach.
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Bringing the State Back In.
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The possibility of global data sets: an interview with Kalev Leetaru.
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Beyond Punishment: Justice in the Wake of Massive Crimes in Argentina.
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The Ahmadinejad era: preparing for the apocalypse.
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THE CRADLE TO CRADLE MOVEMENT.
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Regional tendencies rooted in challenges of the past: an interview with John H. Coatsworth.
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Emerald Cities: Urban Sustainability and Economic Development.
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The politics of international sanctions: the 2014 coup in Thailand.
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Rediscovering containment: the sources of American-Iranian conduct.
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Migration and security: some key linkages.
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The geoeconomics of the south stream pipeline project.
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EAST ASIA AND ITS CONTEMPORARY URBANITY.
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Renewable energy in Chile: barriers and the role of public policy.
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Healing the enlightenment rift: rationality, spirituality and shared waters.
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The poverty of economic policy: is debt sustainability really sustainable?
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Alliances, preferential trading arrangements and sanctions.
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Who's watching the watchdogs? (Pressing Issues).
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Energy and the millennium development goals: the impact of rural energy services on development.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS.
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"Regarding the pain of others": media, bias and the coverage of international, disasters.
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An argument for using frozen assets for humanitarian assistance in refugee situations.
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Development without equality: an interview with Raul Domingos: we have to make sure that democracy is growing in a healthy way. If not, there's going to be a war between the poor who have political power and the rich, who have economic power. Practically speaking it will be as if we haven't done anything.
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The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What It Means for All of Us.
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Tackling the Iran-U.S. crisis: the need for a paradigm shift.
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Gender in International Relations: Feminist Perspectives on Achieving Global Security.
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REPRESSION GROWS IN A DESENSITIZED WORLD: CASE STUDIES IN TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION.
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"A STORY OF GRINDING PROGRESSIVE ADVANCES": UKRAINIAN EFFORT AND THE WAR.
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Genocide, War and Human Survival.
