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By Jonathan Austin Posted on Oct 4, 2017

The Poverty of Style in IR

As one of the new Ducks, I will from now on be posting diversely on a range of topics including political violence, the status of critique in IR, and professional … Continue reading The Poverty of Style in IR

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Categories: Academia, GenderTags: academia, discipline, feminism, profession, style, theory, writing

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