Thoughtful critique of pragmatic peacebuilding to imagine the future of UN operations by Roland Paris International Affairs academic.oup.com/ia/advance-art…

Pleased to have a new article out in International Affairs. My co-author Steven Bernstein and I use Canada’s long-standing policy of engagement with China to show why states sustain failing foreign policy. academic.oup.com/ia/advance-art…

📌 How can the EU achieve strategic autonomy? 📌 What obstacles stand in the way of the EU's decarbonization objectives? Our latest policy paper answers these questions through a unique study of the titanium value chain in the #EU. Read here > doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

From AI to the rise of digital platforms and the effects of drone warfare, our Reading List on Technology engages with the evolving impact of technological change on international relations. 📱💻 Check out the list below ⤵️ academic.oup.com/ia/pages/techn…

🥁 Drum rolls for the 2nd book on our summer reading list... The Book at War by Andrew Pettegree (Profile Books)! ➡️ Read the book review here: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia… ➡️ Check out the complete summer reading list here: medium.com/international-…

Are you attending #EISAPEC24 in Lille? Come speak with Mariana Vieira & Rheea Saggar about publishing in a leading IR journal and maximising the impact of your research in what will be a very interactive session on Saturday! 👇

Our latest special section presents new research on how smartphones are embedded in as well as changing the nature of conflicts. Watch co-guest editor Dr Matthew Ford unpack the policy implications of this research. 👇 Read the special section here: academic.oup.com/ia/issue/100/4

An exciting opportunity to learn more about International Affairs & how to reach wider audiences!

Can governments and militaries effectively work together to tackle health pandemics? What are the risks of this collaboration? 🤝 Read our Editor's Choice Article by Colin McInnes on how civil–military collaboration can tackle health emergencies: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

▶️ What is the relationship between race and the liberal international order? ▶️ How does the question of race contribute to the creation of a world order? Learn more about these issues in Kavi Joseph Abraham's (SGIA Durham #openaccess article: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

Interested in publishing your research? Curious about how to best promote your articles? 📝 Come talk to our team members Mariana Vieira & Rheea Saggar at #EISAPEC24 in Lille! 👇

HAPPENING TOMORROW: Our team members Mariana Vieira & @rheeasaggar will be at #EISAPEC24 to talk about publishing in journals and the best practices to promote your research! Panel details below 👇

To what extent do emotions shape Sino-Russian relations? 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 Our latest article by Xiaoyu Lu & Tinghao Zhang unpacks this question by drawing on primary Russian and Chinese resources. Read for free here: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

🏆 On the 1st position in our summer reading list is Post-Imperial Possibilities by Jane Burbank & Frederick Cooper (Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s)! ➡️ Read the book review here: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia… ➡️ Check out the complete summer reading list here: medium.com/international-…

📢 HAPPENING TODAY: Come learn about publishing in leading IR journals and how to best promote your articles in our panel at #EISAPEC24! Panel details below 👇

Interested in global health? 🌏 Our Editor's Choice Article by Colin McInnes studies how civil–military collaboration can tackle health emergencies without militarizing health or harming civil–military relations. Read here > doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

"Geopolitical competition increasingly revolves around harnessing emerging technologies". 📱 🌏 Read our latest article on how the US, EU and China aim to influence the ‘rules of the game’ in international tech standards: lnkd.in/gEhfPm_N #China #EU #Politics

Looking for some reading inspiration? 📚 ☀️ Check out our top 🔟 must-read books for the season⤵️ medium.com/international-…

"Everybody being in their own algorithmic rabbit holes can produce a new truth at an increasingly rapid pace." Watch Signe Cold-Ravnkilde, a co-guest editor of our latest special section, speak about how smartphones are changing the way we understand and imagine peace. 👇