Search

Search Constraints

Begin New Search You searched for: Content Type Journal Article Remove constraint Content Type: Journal Article

Search Results

1. UNRWA Funding is Burdened with Conditionality

2. UNRWA After October 7: Building a Comprehensive Response Framework for Palestinian Refugees

3. Navigating the Politics of Humanitarian Aid in Gaza

4. Bridging Local and Global Assistance for Palestinian Refugees in Egypt

5. Death or Detention: Israel’s Attacks on Journalism Follow a Lethal Pattern

6. The Gendering of Sudan’s Brutal War

7. Time to Renew an Old Promise? A Brief History of Global South Solidarity with Palestine

8. Children’s “Right to Play” In Gaza

9. In Targeting UNRWA, Israel Aims to Destroy the Right of Return

10. Emerging Challenges and Opportu-Nities in Humanitarian Assistance in Mozambique: A Case Study from Cabo Delgados

11. Situation Analysis of the Chissano Government: Domestic Transitions and Economic Pragmatism in Mozam-Bique (1986–2004)

12. The Evolution of Un Peace Operations from a Human Security Perspective: The Dilemma in the Issue of Western Sahara

13. Contemporary Terrorism: A Theoretical Perspective

14. Asia’s Growing Global Influence: A Study of India’s Africa Policy

15. Military Implications of PLA Aircraft Incursions in Taiwan’s Airspace 2024

16. Dreams Deferred in Xi’s New Year’s Speech

17. When Life Gives You Lemons: How EU Citrus Standards Can Limit Trade

18. The Advisory Function of the International Court of Justice: Are States Resorting to Advisory Proceedings as a “Soft” Litigation Strategy?

19. Seeking Safer Shells: An Analysis of Interpretations, Justifications, and Rationales Behind Decisions on North Korean Defectors’ Right to Asylum

20. Revising Organ Procurement Organization Guidelines to Obtaining Family Consent for Deceased Donation: An Anthropologically Informed Policy Proposal

21. Migrant Death and Disappearability at Sea: Mediterranean Necropolitics as a European Strategy of Migration Deterrence

22. Is the Government Ready to Take the Lead? Transition of Migration Management in Bosnia and Herzegovina

23. Guam in Washington, 1972-Present: The Overlooked Strategic Implications of Congressional Polarization

24. Friends in Need: Russian Strategic Communications in Africa Before and After the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

25. A Land of Violence, A Land of Conquest: Memory, Truth, Historical Continuity, and Imperialism in Rwanda

26. RBPI and the Study of IR: Fostering a Multifaceted Platform for Global Dialogue, Debate and Academic Cooperation

27. Domestic regimes and national preferences as factors of regionalism’s crisis. The case of Guatemala’s regional integration policy

28. Spatiotemporal enabling/disabling factors of local agency in peacebuilding processes. Analysis from present time history and critical peace geography

29. “The thing with sexual exploitation”: gender representations and the Brazilian military in an UN peace mission

30. Regionalism and the Agenda 2030: Inequality and Decent Work in Mexico

31. Mercosur and Environment: progress in promoting the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda

32. Regionalism Beyond Land Borders: Strengthening regional integration in Latin America and the Caribbean through blue economy policies

33. South Africa as a Leading Regional Power in Africa? An Analysis of the Implementation of the African Union, Auda-Nepad and Agenda 2063

34. EU-LAC inter-regionalism as a driver to achieve the environmental Sustainable Development Goals

35. Bottom-up regionality and the Sustainable Development Goals: civil society organizations shaping 2030 Agenda implementation in Latin America

36. Why can ASEAN Promote Sustainable Development Cooperation?

37. US Hegemony in Latin America: Think Tanks and the Formation of Consensus about the Chinese Presence

38. How does IR study children? A Brazilian perspective from the field

39. Deep fires and the British strategic posture: does the war in Ukraine validate it?

40. Regional Governance in Latin America: The More the Merrier?

41. The Realist debate in the context of the War in Ukraine: balancing dynamics, international change and strategic calculus

42. Is There Hope for Gaza Under International Law?

43. The EU’s Response to the Gaza War Is a Tale of Contradiction and Division

44. How American Public Opinion on Palestine Shifted

45. A Palestinian Gandhi or an Israeli de Gaulle? Why the Context of Violence Matters

46. Israel’s Ever-Existing Plan to Depopulate the Gaza Strip

47. Security and Peace After the War in Gaza

48. Covering the Palestinian–Israeli Conflict: Between Exasperation and Empathy

49. A Revived Arab Peace Initiative from Saudi Arabia Could Save the Middle East

50. Hamas, ISIL, and Israel: An Exercise in Comparison

51. Gaza: Israel’s Unwinnable War

52. Radicalization and Regional Instability: Effects of the Gaza War

53. Genocide on the Docket at the Hague

54. Introduction: Marxifying IR, IRifying Marxism

55. Quo Vadis, Historical International Relations? Geopolitical Marxism and the Promise of Radical Historicism

56. The Long Shadow of Structural Marxism in International Relations: Historicising Colonial Strategies in the Americas

57. “Winning the Peace”: The Role of International Peace Settlements in the Creation of World Orders – A “Geopolitical Marxist” Perspective

58. Reconciling Tensions in the Analysis of Bourgeois Revolutions: A Critical Realist Approach

59. The Rise and Decline of the Liberal World Order and the Multilateral Trade System: A Critical-Constructivist Synthesis to International Regime Analysis

60. How Has South Africa’s Membership of BRICS Intensified Uneven and Combined Development in the Country and Beyond?

61. An Ecofeminist Contribution to the Debates on the Neoextractivist Development Model in Latin America

62. Resistance and Change in Form and Content of International Law: A Third World Perspective on Commodity Form Theory of International Law

63. Racism, Xenophobia and Solidarity in Migration and Mobility Politics: Does COVID-19 make any difference?

64. The Neo-Global World: Past Baggage, Present Challenges, Future Prospects

65. Illiberalism in International Relations

66. Hegel and the Theory of International Relations: General Paradigm of the Hegelian System

67. NATO: Waging High-Tech Warfare

68. The Global West and Global South: Development Paths

69. Civilizational War: The Will to Win

70. Nationality and the Right to Enter: Assessing the Impact of Refusal of Entry for the Purpose of Statelessness Determination

71. Reconfiguration of Citizenship Beyond State Boundaries in Rojava

72. 'I Don't Know What Tomorrow will Bring': Understanding COVID-19’s Impact on the United States’ Stateless Population

73. Getting Statelessness Published: Pathways to Publication for Early Career Researchers in the Field of Statelessness Studies

74. Habbal et al v Argentina: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ Test on Arbitrary Deprivation of Nationality

75. Statelessness Before the ICJ: The Gambia v Myanmar

76. The abuse of a motion of no confidence in Lesotho: Triggers and impact

77. Enhancing synergies between peacebuilding and human rights interventions of the Africa Union (AU)

78. SADC and election-related conflicts in Zimbabwe: An assessment and recommendations

79. A security dilemma during Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration in the Lake Chad Basin

80. Resource-based conflict early-warning system in the Hammer, Nyangatom, and Dassanech community of South Omo, Ethiopia

81. Empowering young voices: Using action research to combat xenophobia through children’s initiatives

82. Prevention of water conflicts in Central Africa and peacebuilding through transboundary waters

83. The ruralisation of violence and the criminalisation of conflict in Nigeria

84. The nexus between horizontal inequalities and violent conflicts: A case study of Kenya

85. The Western Sahara conflict on an evolving African security landscape

86. The Western Sahara conflict has been described as a ‘frozen conflict’ and as ‘decolonisation’s last stand.’ Despite the multiple ceasefires throughout its history, the conflict has not been fully resolved. Since 1974, Western Sahara has been on the shortlist of non-self-governing territories. However, it is the only one on the list that has not condoned this status. The Polisario Front spent 50 years fighting for the independence of the Sahrawi Arab Republic from Morocco, mostly using arms and guerrilla warfare. This period of violence was followed by a ceasefire between the two stakeholders. Nonetheless, in 2020, Morocco’s response to the Sahrawi protests resulted in a resumption of fighting by the Polisario Front, essentially reopening ‘Pandora’s Box’ and showing that, despite the ceasefire, a permanent solution is urgently needed. This would need to happen within the broader African security landscape, which is currently experiencing a shift amidst the weakening of United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operations, the growing presence of various private military companies (PMC), and the emerging role of countries such as Russia and Türkiye in African conflict situations. Considering the aforementioned changes, this article seeks to assess whether these shifts in the African security landscape will influence the situation in Western Sahara by maintaining the status quo or revitalising the efforts to resolve or exacerbate the existing tensions.

87. The interplay between traditional dispute resolution institutions and the formal justice system in Ethiopia: The case of the Jaarsa Biyyaa

88. The role of traditional healers in conflict resolution in Zimbabwe, 1890‒1980

89. Consolidating peace? The inner struggles of Sudan’s transition agreement

90. Taiwan’s Offshore Islands: Assessments Of Support For Integration

91. Xi Demands Fealty Despite Domestic And Foreign Woes

92. CCP Ideological Indoctrination, Part 2: The New Plan for Training Party Cadres

93. Xi’s New Year’s Speech Dismisses Difficulties

94. China’s Anti-Corruption Efforts Gain Momentum in Finance and Healthcare

95. Beijing’s Aggression Behind Emerging India-Philippines Defense Relationship

96. Global IR Research Programme: From Perplexities to Progressions

97. Socializing IR: Turkish IR Scholars and their Twitter Interactions

98. Disciplinary Boundaries and Methodological Issues of Teaching Geopolitics in Turkey

99. Realism’s Timeless Wisdom and its Relevance for the Global South

100. The Dark Side of the Moon: An Ever-Fragmenting Discipline and Turkish IR in “the Outer Periphery”