Tag: International Relations and Foreign Policy
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Congress, especially Republicans, uses more security framing in trade policy
Who uses national security language in trade policy debates and why
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Japan’s defense buildup coexists with strong pacifist attitudes
How Japan navigates defense expansion and pacifism after Russia's Ukraine invasion
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Graduate classrooms may be central to Global IR change
Graduate education's role in blocking international relations globalization
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Resourcing shapes influence and fragmentation in international organizations
How countries use funding and staffing to control global institutions
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A model links colonial war, trade restrictions, and exclusive trading rights
How rival powers choose between peaceful trade or warfare to control colonial markets
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Article traces the “imaginary” in technology, war, and security studies
How shared beliefs about technology shape conflict and geopolitics
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Case studies are proposed to improve IR teaching on Southeast Asia
Case studies offer students deeper engagement with complex regional politics
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Ukraine’s victory-oriented strategy was deemed unlikely to succeed
Examining whether Ukraine can break free from a prolonged stalemate with Russia
