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201. Remedying a Legal Black Hole: The Future of Human Rights Jurisdiction in the Mediterranean Sea

202. A Right to Come Within State Jurisdiction Under Non-Refoulement? Interpreting Article 1 of the European Convention on Human Rights in Good Faith Within the Context of Extraterritorial Migration Control

203. Containing the Containment: Using Art. 16 ASR to Overcome Accountability Gaps in Delegated Migration Control

204. Nigerien Law 2015-36: How a New Narrative in the Fight Against Smugglers Affects the Right to Leave a Country

205. Health Diplomacy as an Aspect of International Humanitarian Cooperation

206. Challenges of Global Health Governance Amid the Growing Use of Force in the World

207. Global Values Competition: From Post-Truth to Post-Reality

208. 2014-2024: A Decade of Sanctions and the Strengthening of Russia’s Financial Sovereignty

209. Prosecuting Russia’s Crime of Aggression: A critical reflection

210. La evolución de Rusia tras la Guerra en Ucrania

211. La ampliación de la Unión Europeatras el conflicto de Ucrania

212. Lecciones para la PCSD tras la Guerra en Ucrania

213. Retrospectiva, incógnitas y conjeturas: imaginando la OTAN tras la guerra de Ucrania

214. El final de la Pax americana. La evolución del sistema internacional. Los nuevos equilibrios

215. China: New Hegemonic Power after the War in Ukraine?

216. Conflicto en Ucrania. Cuando la estrategia híbrida no funciona

217. Lecciones militares estratégicas de la Guerra de Ucrania

218. Repercussions of the end of the war in Ukraine for the United Nations Security System

219. Taiwan’s International Legal Standing: Navigating the Fragile Status Quo

220. The Strategic Adjustments of China, India, and the US in the Indo-Pacific Geopolitical Context

221. Between Tradition and Transformation: The Impact of Illiberal Populism on Georgia’s Democratic Aspirations

222. Assessing Success Through Party Label Durability: A Comparative Study of the Democratic Party of Albania and the Homeland Union of Lithuania

223. Reconsidering the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict and Security Concerns in Africa

224. Legality of the Use of Cluster Bombs in International Law: A Short Overview

225. The Changing Conceptual Landscape of the Russian War in Ukraine (2014-Present) and Syria (2011-Present)

226. Warnings and Welcomes: China’s Reopening and the Politics of International Travel

227. At a Dead End? China’s Drive to Reform Defense Science and Technology Institutes Stalls

228. The Clash at Tawang: Tensions Rise on the China-India Border

229. Fentanyl Precursors from China and the American Opioid Epidemic

230. After the Kabul Hotel Attack: The Taliban and China Confront Security Challenges in Afghanistan

231. Ten Years of Democratizing Data: Privileging Facts, Refuting Misconceptions and Examining Missed Opportunities

232. The Polarized American Electorate: The Rise of Partisan-Ideological Consistency and Its Consequences

233. The Trajectory of International Relations Dissertations in Turkish Academia Between 2000 and 2020

234. Turkish IR Journals through a Bibliometric Lens

235. Non-Western Theories in International Relations Education and Research: The Case of Turkey/Turkish Academia FacebookLinkedInTwitterMendeleyEmail

236. A Genealogy of the Concept of Civilization (Medeniyet) in Ottoman Political Thought: A Homegrown Perception?

237. Sea Blindness in Turkish International Relations Literature

238. Lessons Learned from the Development of Turkish IR: A View from Greece

239. International Relations in Search of an Antidote

240. The Monroe Doctrine as the Will and Idea of the United States of America

241. Reasons for the West’s Hatred of Russia

242. The Growing Presence of Faith-Based Hospitals in California Restricts Access to Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare

243. Examining Child Deprivation Across California and How It Could Be Addressed with Early Childhood Education

244. Alaska Electoral Reform: The Top 4 Primary and Ranked-Choice-Voting

245. Alaska’s New Electoral System: Countering Polarization or “Crooked as Hell”?

246. A Future Projection of Post-Covid-19 in Japan: Universal Values and International Cooperation

247. Russia’s Ukraine Revanchism: Dugin, Neo-Eurasianism, and the Emerging World Order

248. Impact of economic sanctions on net commodity-producing and net commodity-consuming countries

249. The impacts on the change of training architecture for UN Peacekeeping Operations in Brazil

250. What Losing the Iran Deal Could Mean for the Region

251. Navigating R2P Between Norm and Practice

252. Democratizing International Relations

253. Strategic Survival in Syria

254. Fortune and Hazard for Algeria

255. The Putin Doctrine: What is it? The Russian Strategic Issue and the Enlarged National Security

256. Political Analysis of the Purchase and technology Transfer Process for Gropen Fighters

257. The East Mediterranean Gas Forum: Convergence of Regional and Energy Security Concerns

258. United States Foreign Policy Towards Jordan From the Political and Security Dimensions from 1990 to 2017

259. The Foreign Policy of Post-Revolutionary Iran: Expediency at the Crossroad of Suprra-Nationalism and Soverignty

260. The Belt and Road Initiative: Dynamics for Latin America and the Caribbean Region

261. East Vs. West: A New Cold War?

262. IMperial or Colonial: The War is Fought Over The Soviet Past an A Broken Relationship

263. The West Versus The Rest: The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine And The Crisis Of The "Post-Western" Order

264. Russia, Ukraine, and Lasting Peace in Europe

265. East-West Relations: A New Cold War?

266. Small States and the War in Ukraine

267. U.S. Foreign Policy an the War in Ukraine

268. The Role of Democracy Discourse in the Emerging "New Cold War"

269. West Vs. Non-West: A New Cold War?

270. The Impact of the Ukrainian-Russian War on Rwanda

271. Will Turkiye Find Herself A Place in the New World Order?

272. From East to North: New Frontiers for the EU-NATO Arctic Defence

273. Concerns for Food Security in the Mediterranean and Turkiye

274. Exploring the Russian Perspective on the War in Ukraine: Demography's Power and Ukraine's Uniqueness

275. A "Civil Association" Between the European Union and Russia

276. Why Romania is a NATO "Model Ally?"

277. Towards a Fuzzy World Order: What Role for NATO

278. Rebuilding "Greater Russia" and the Invasion of Ukraine

279. On Designating the 14-Mile Area in the Cooperation Agreement: Missteps and Implications for Peace in South Sudan

280. Civil Society as a Transitional Justice Litigation Actor in Africa

281. The Colonial Legacy and Transitional Justice in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

282. Impact of the Church on Conflict Transformation of Political Crises at Community Level: A Case Study of two Church Denominations in Dzivarasekwa, Harare

283. Emerging Local Voices and New Possibilities Toward Attaining Sustainable Peace in Bawku, north-eastern Ghana

284. The Political Ecology of Farmer-Herder Conflict in Ghana: A Case Study of the Kwahu Afram Plains South District

285. Africa’s Quest for Reform of the United Nations Security Council: A Just Cause Curbed by Unrealistic Proposals

286. Civil War between the Ethiopian Government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front: A Challenge to Implement the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine

287. Transferring Policy: The African Union’s Protection of Civilians Policy in Peacekeeping Missions in Somalia and South Sudan

288. Responding to Netflix's Stateless Series: Misrecognition and Missed Opportunities

289. The Racialised Non-Being of Non-Citizens: Slaves, Migrants and the Stateless

290. Great Power Politics: The Indo-Pacific, Southeast Asia, and the Global South

291. War and Peace for Moscow and Beijing

292. The Return of Shuttle Diplomacy

293. Deepening Suspicions and Limited Diplomacy

294. North Cranks up Nukes—and Slams Down the Phone

295. Confrontation Muted, Tensions Growing

296. China Strengthens Regional Leadership Countering US Challenges

297. Washington Zeroes in on Manila

298. An Even Larger Role in Everything

299. US-Korea Relations: Nuclear New Year

300. US-China Effort to Set “Guardrails” Fizzles with Balloon Incident