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Green Political Market Orientation and Environmentally Conscious Voters: The Moderating Role of Political Cynicism

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · 27d

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“Green Political Market Orientation and Environmentally Conscious Voters: The Moderating Role of Political Cynicism” by Derrick Nukunu Akude, Gloria Kakrabah-Quarshie Agyapong, Prince Yao Amu

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Abstract. This manuscript delved into the moderating function of political cynicism concerning the association that exists between the orientation toward g

Everyday Reconciliation: Horizontal and Vertical Dimensions of Relational Repair in the Aftermath of Violence

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · 29d

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“Everyday Reconciliation: Horizontal and Vertical Dimensions of Relational Repair in the Aftermath of Violence” by Kate Lonergan

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Abstract. Reconciling across the social and relational divisions which persist in everyday life is a vital component of building sustained peace after arme

Global International Relations and Indian Visions of World Government

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Sep 4

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“Global International Relations and Indian Visions of World Government” by Luis Cabrera

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Abstract. This article explores how Global International Relations can highlight the significance of international thought emerging beyond Europe and the A

A Japanese Attempt at Racial Equality before 1919 Proposal: The Case of Inazo Nitobe

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Sep 2

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“A Japanese Attempt at Racial Equality before 1919 Proposal: The Case of Inazo Nitobe” by Toygun Karahasanoğlu

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Abstract. This article argues that Inazo Nitobe (1862-1933) was a norm entrepreneur of racial equality for Japan at the beginning of the 20th century when

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 28

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“The Political Subculture in Contemporary China: Moha and Its Transformation” by Haoguang Li

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Dependently Independent: Theorizing New Zealand's “Independent” Foreign Policy via a Neoclassical Realist Lens

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 26

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“Dependently Independent: Theorizing New Zealand's “Independent” Foreign Policy via a Neoclassical Realist Lens” by Nicholas Ross Smith

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Abstract. New Zealand's recent efforts to align more closely with the United States and Australia, including exploring the possibility of participating in

Narratives of Crisis: Korean War Narratives and the Subject Formation of South Korea

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 22

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“Narratives of Crisis: Korean War Narratives and the Subject Formation of South Korea” by Hye Yun Kang

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Abstract. This article aims to show subject formation through narratives during the time of crisis with an example of Korean War narratives. Korean War nar

Ordering the Post-Colonial Oceanic Space(s): K. M. Panikkar and the Origins of India’s Maritime “Resurgence”

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 20

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“Ordering the Post-Colonial Oceanic Space(s): K. M. Panikkar and the Origins of India’s Maritime ‘Resurgence’” by Mujeeb Kanth

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Abstract. The aim of this paper is to situate the attempted recalibration of India’s strategic thinking and quest for security, from the continental South

Ambivalent Technologies: Everyday Life and Digital Practices in the Matamoros Refugee Camp

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 18

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“Ambivalent Technologies: Everyday Life and Digital Practices in the Matamoros Refugee Camp” by Aurora Ganz & Caelan Mitchell-Bennett

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Abstract. This article critically examines the role of mobile technology, particularly smartphones, in the lives of migrants in the Matamoros camp on the U

New and Old Cold Wars: The Tech War and the Role of Technology in Great Power Politics

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 14

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From the special forum Making Sense of the US–China Tech War “New and Old Cold Wars: The Tech War and the Role of Technology in Great Power Politics” by Stephanie Christine Winkler

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Abstract. Recently, a ‘tech war’ between the United States and China has emerged, as the United States aims to maintain its technological supremacy while r

Narratives of Competition, Competition of Narratives? United States–China Relations, Technology, and the Role of Storytelling

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 11

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From the special forum Making Sense of the US–China Tech War “Narratives of Competition, Competition of Narratives? United States–China Relations, Technology, and the Role of Storytelling” by Nike Retzmann

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Abstract. The article addresses the interplay between narratives and competitive dynamics in the context of the United States–China “tech war.” It investig

Narrating and Practising the US–China “Tech War”

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 8

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From the special forum Making Sense of the US–China Tech War “Narrating and Practising the US–China Tech War” by Ingvild Bode, Cecilia Ducci, & Pak K Lee

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Abstract. US and Chinese domestic and foreign policies increasingly point towards great-power competition. Technology plays a significant role therein, wit

Introduction to the Special Section on Making Sense of the US–China “Tech War”

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 6

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“Introduction to the Special Section on Making Sense of the US–China Tech War” by Ingvild Bode, Cecilia Ducci, & Pak K Lee

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Abstract. US and Chinese policies are increasingly promoting forms of “great-power competition”, with technologies playing a significant role in this. The

Techno-Capitalism and Weaponization of Cyberspace

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Aug 4

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From the special forum Technologies of Armed Violence “Techno-Capitalism and Weaponization of Cyberspace” by Ritu Mathur

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Abstract. How are public–private partnerships being forged in the digital ecosystem with a view toward safeguarding national and international security? Th

Racial Capitalism Must Be Defended: Reading the Arms Trade through Critiques of Policing

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 31

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From the special forum Technologies of Armed Violence “Racial Capitalism Must Be Defended: Reading the Arms Trade through Critiques of Policing” by Chris Rossdale

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Abstract. As the beating heart of global circuits of violence, arms companies face a constant crisis of legitimation. Tracing how these companies seek legi

Experimenting with Drones: Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Security Practices in Brazil

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 29

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From the special forum Technologies of Armed Violence “Experimenting with Drones: Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Security Practices in Brazil” by Mariana da Gama Janot & Jonathan de Araujo de Assis

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Abstract. In the past decades, remotely piloted aircraft systems, hereby referred to as military drones, have grown as a literature topic across discipline

Entangled Militarisms: The “Balakot Airstrike” and Circulating Technologies of Violence in/between India and Israel

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 24

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From the special forum Technologies of Armed Violence “Entangled Militarisms: The “Balakot Airstrike” and Circulating Technologies of Violence in/between India and Israel” by Derek Verbakel

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Abstract. In February 2019, Indian warplanes struck so-called terrorist camps in Pakistan in what became known as the “Balakot airstrike.” A key feature of

The Arms Trade and the Transformation of Global Order: A Revitalized Research Agenda

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 19

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From the special forum Technologies of Armed Violence “The Arms Trade and the Transformation of Global Order: A Revitalized Research Agenda” by Anna Stavrianakis

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Abstract. The arms trade is central to the dynamics of violence, inequality, power, and global order, yet international relations (IR) has been surprisingl

Technologies of Armed Violence and the Transformation of Global Order: Introducing the Special Forum

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 10

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Introducing the new special forum titled Technologies of Armed Violence is “Technologies of Armed Violence and the Transformation of Global Order: Introducing the Special Forum” by Anna Stavrianakis

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Abstract. This special forum grew out of the European Workshops on International Studies (EWIS) at the University of Amsterdam in July 2023, where a group

Trusting under Extreme Uncertainty? Trust Relations and Institution-Building under ISIS Governance in Iraq

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 8

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“Trusting under Extreme Uncertainty? Trust Relations and Institution-Building under ISIS Governance in Iraq” by Hanna Pfeifer

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Abstract. How do trust relations evolve in situations of extreme uncertainty, such as during civil war, when both institutions and trust are precarious? Ex

Hierarchies of Violence, Victimhood, and Remedy in the Pursuit of Women’s Rights After War

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jul 1

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“Hierarchies of Violence, Victimhood, and Remedy in the Pursuit of Women’s Rights After War” by Marie Berry, Milli Lake, Sinduja Raja, & Soraya Zarook

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Abstract. Recent postwar recovery efforts have paved the way for reforms that advance women's participation in politics, inclusion in the economy, and acce

The Once and Future Tree: Ontic Space, the Anthropocene, and the Sycamore Gap

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jun 27

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“The Once and Future Tree: Ontic Space, the Anthropocene, and the Sycamore Gap” by Lauren Rogers & Luke Stephens

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Abstract. The felling of the iconic tree at the Sycamore Gap in Northumberland, England, in September 2023 was met with national outrage. The tree was beli

Civilization as an Aesthetic Concept: The “Standard of Civilization” Reconsidered

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Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jun 25

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“Civilization as an Aesthetic Concept: The ‘Standard of Civilization’ Reconsidered” by
Martina Zago

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Abstract. Civilization, I argue, is an aesthetic concept, not just a legal and political one. To make this case, I take as an illustration the nineteenth-c

Rethinking Thinkers in International Relations: The Case for Global Thinkers of the International

Global Studies Quarterly @gsqjournal.bsky.social · Jun 23

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“Rethinking Thinkers in International Relations: The Case for Global Thinkers of the International” by Marina Pérez de Arcos, Sharinee L Jagtiani, Urvi Khaitan, & Anna Chirniciuc

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Abstract. In this article, we advocate for mainstream International Relations (IR) to acknowledge the agency of ‘global thinkers’ who have been overlooked