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Election observation is at a turning point. Roughly 80-85% of elections around the world are...
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Professor Ann Towns of the University of Gothenburg visits the Hayseed Scholar podcast. Professor...
Jarrod is joined by Daniela Lai and Adam Lerner to talk about the role of big questions in IR scholarship and teaching.
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My most recent Foreign Affairs article, co-authored with Justin Casey, landed...
The Biden administration’s jarring revisionism on economic policy toward China (and by...
A distinctly unoriginal take on the pathologies of overvaluing academic “novelty.”
We need a critical strategic studies, or maybe a strategic peace studies. ...
The Bidens are serving the Macrons US-made wine and cheese. A cute gesture or a clumsy diplomatic move?
Dozens of regimes around the world are anti-liberal—autocratic to varying degrees—but also big...
When it comes norm dynamics and how we theorize them, uncertainty presents something of a paradox. We study norms because we think that they matter. But if norms are inherently uncertain, then how is it possible that they constitute, constrain, and otherwise shape the behavior of global actors? Unless norms produce stable and defined expectations, then how can they have the power to structure international politics?
Millions of people around the world are watching breathlessly as teams compete in the World Cup,...
Since 2014 the international community has considered the issue of autonomy in weapons systems...
If you’ve spent any amount of time in Washington, there’s a good chance you’ve internalized a...
What happens when a research subject becomes a research and briefing partner? In 2017, I was...
The ISA statement lacks not only comparative history but also local historical depth. It also distorts moral responsibility.
“Some came to kill and the others came to protect” says the main male character with a charisma of...
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Matt Hancock, a Conservative MP and the UK’s Health Secretary during most of the Covid lockdowns, has failed upwards.