We're excited to share that Scimago has increased All Azimuth's SJR score! Our heartfelt thanks go out to our readers, authors, reviewers, editorial team, and all other supporters whose contributions have fueled the journal's success. Center for Foreign Policy and Peace Research

We've seen an extraordinary spike in conflict over the last 18 months. My piece on why I believe it is rooted in disputes over territory is up now.

Thanks to the SAIS Review of International Affairs for publishing it!

The Department of Political Science has launched an International Relations Workshop model, where the sessions offer participants the ability to collaborate on research in real time. Read more: buff.ly/4axs3yy

Check out this fantastic paper by Carly Wayne and Keith Schnakenberg

My department Bilkent-Uluslararası İlişkiler, Bilkent-IR is hiring! If you are at the ISA Convention and would like to chat about it, feel free to reach out! #ISA2024

Came out in the latest issue!

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Forthcoming from the American Political Science Review: Professor James Gibson's “Do the Effects of Unpopular Supreme Court Rulings Linger? The Dobbs Decision Rescinding Abortion Rights' is available now on SSRN: buff.ly/43HpGai

#supremecourt #dobbs #abortionrights

Friday night fun for me seems to be listening to Bob Dylan and writing about borders and trust, after driving kids to soccer games out in the exurbs. Cruising comfortably into my mid-40s.

I am receiving one of the Russell Sage Foundation Pipeline Grants to study racially restrictive housing covenants and support for reparations.

This project is the start of a collaborative research agenda between me and Geneva Cole. I'm super excited about our future work.

Congratulations to Jae-Hee Jung (Jae-Hee Jung PhD ‘19) and Margit Tavits for the release of their new book Counter-Stereotypes and Attitudes Toward Gender and LGBTQ Equality from the Cambridge University Press! Available for free download until April 5th: buff.ly/3PDWlHZ

Pharoah Sanders made some great and underappreciated records for Theresa in the late 70s/early 80s. Full of surprises, the good kind.

Today on #InternationalWomensDay we recognize, celebrate, and lift up the incredible contributions of women in political science!

#politicalscience #polisci

What international issues become national interests worth fighting for? Soyoung Lee argues issues without clear economic value are more likely to be seen as national interests because they do not benefit any single domestic group in this
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Join us today: Berlin is a great place to talk about #foreignpolicy , natural #disasters , & the (a) #morality of #international disaster #aid , 29Feb, 12.30-1.30pm ⁦Hertie School⁩ ⁦ECONtribute⁩ ⁦Universität zu Köln⁩ ⁦WiSoFakultät_UniKöln⁩ hertie-school.org/en/events/even…

And we're live at American Political Science Review! The article is open access (thank you Washington University in St. Louis for the open access fees!), so feel free to check it out.👏 cc: Keith Schnakenberg cambridge.org/core/journals/…

A former president seeing 40% of SC voters abandoning him for a candidate that has virtually no chance of winning nomination. Seems less a “big win” by DJT than problem for the general. Yet media narrative is dominance of Trump instead of weakness.

New #Firstview : How does race shape int'l order?

Scripps College Owen Brown argues that processes of racialization are central to the construction & operation of international order.

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The Visions in Methodology Conference (VIM 2024) will take place on May 24th 2024, at Washington University in St Louis. Please submit a research proposal using this form (forms.gle/7f5kfrmfjyuGBt…) no later than February 28th, 2024.