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100+ years as a leading international relations journal. Published by @ChathamHouse & @OUPAcademic. Follow us on Bluesky: https://t.co/EvAqgrsG24
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Joined January 2014
🚨 Our November issue is out now! 🚨 We bring to you: 🛡️ 14 research articles on evolving security in the Gulf, reckless threats, decolonizing the British army and more 💴 1 policy paper on Chinese private capital in west Africa 🌏 1 review forum on world orders 📚 26
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🌎 Can the colonial logics of governance be dismantled through ethnicized participation? In her new article, María Cárdenas explores this question through the case of Colombia: https://t.co/3NUn6R3wh0
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Are you a policy-maker or practitioner interested in the latest books in International Relations? Our Book Reviews Editor, @mariana_vieir1, has curated a selection of books for our sister publication, @TheWorldToday:
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A potted selection of reviews from our sister journal ‘International Affairs’, by its book reviews editor Mariana Vieira.
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⚖️ Amid ongoing shifts in the international system, small and middle powers are seeking security, autonomy and influence over change. John Ciorciari explores south-east Asian states’ approach to confrontation. https://t.co/715EaXhtDh
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Always good to get a copy hot off the press. Editor's choice, no less. "The Gulf's Evolving Security Mosaic" https://t.co/41pnYytjdI
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🎙️How do states engage in public diplomacy at different stages of conflict? @CBjola (@UniofOxford) and Alicia Fjällhed analyse Ukraine’s activities on Twitter (now renamed X) to show how states communicate in times of war. https://t.co/4I19V61X78
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Just out: forum on Once and Future World Order | International Affairs | Oxford Academic. Sharp & varied insights from Mariano Aguirre Ernst, Nora Fisher-Onar, Rosemary Foot, Shireen Mushtaq, John M Hobson. International Affairs, https://t.co/ydFYNjJDJb
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At a time when analyses of the crisis, and even the collapse, of the liberal international order are proliferating, it is important to have a book that loo
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Really enjoyed reviewing @MarshaEBarrett's new book on Nelson D. Rockefeller, for @IAJournal_CH. Barrett provides readers an opportunity to witness the political transformation of Rockefeller-- as well as that of the Republican Party in the US. https://t.co/ecDO5fSkXl
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The grandson of Standard Oil Company co-founder John D. Rockefeller, Sr, Nelson Rockefeller (1908–79) was a four-time New York State governor and United St
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Excited to share this article on @AmitavAcharya’s book published in @IAJournal_CH. I contribute in this article by providing insight on the book along with my peers and the author. Read it here ! https://t.co/sIbJyGgxfi
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At a time when analyses of the crisis, and even the collapse, of the liberal international order are proliferating, it is important to have a book that loo
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Glad to share my latest op-ed in The Diplomat on China’s severance of communication with the Czech president: https://t.co/Gg7Q17dDnp. This is based on my previous article in @IAJournal_CH on ghosting diplomacy:
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Beijing weaponizes communication channels to compel compliance, signal grievance, assert status, and inflict punishment.
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First review of my book on the Serbian balancing act between Russia and the West that I published in @BloomsburyPol based on my PhD from @LSEIRDept. It has been published by no less than @IAJournal_CH a flagship journal of @ChathamHouse and @OUPAcademic. https://t.co/SNMBfATsUX
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This book focuses on Serbia's foreign policy, which, contrary to that of most small states, employs a balancing strategy. Vuk Vuksanovic questions which do
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📢 NEW ISSUE ALERT! Our final issue of the year brings 14 research articles on topics like security in the Gulf, and regionalizing the Women, Peace and Security agenda, policy paper on Chinese private capital in Africa, review forum on world orders and 26 book reviews! Read
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IA offers a unique position as “many academics want to be closer to the policy world and practitioners are interested in the theoretical framing of their topics” says our co-editor-in-chief Asaf Siniver. Read their conversation with Rheea Saggar in @TheWorldToday:
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Rita Floyd and Asaf Siniver, new co-editors-in-chief of Chatham House’s global affairs journal, on bridging the gap between academia and policy, and how their research has shaped their editorial...
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In her latest top 5 books blog, @mariana_vieir1 highlights 5 new reads which explore resistance, policy and the human cost of nuclear power. Read it here 👉
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Whether you like the autumn or not, we can all agree that having cooler weather is better than having no seasons (and no planet) at all…
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Many thanks to @AleksandraSpal3 for her generous review in @IAJournal_CH! She writes: "Another notable strength is the book’s interdisciplinary and transhistorical orientation. ... The combination of analytical rigour with empirical detail strengthens the book’s relevance...
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My review of @Fiona_Cunning Fiona Cunningham's brilliant @PrincetonUPress 2025 book, "Under the nuclear shadow: China's information-age weapons in international security" is now published by @IAJournal_CH Having had the privilege of reviewing this book and joining the panel at
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Nice to see my article looking at the US role in Gulf security is now out in print - and the Editors' Choice too. Thanks to all at @IAJournal_CH
https://t.co/41pnYysLoa
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The material withdrawal of US military forces from the Gulf appears to signal a decisive shift in security relationships in the region. Yet a condition of
🚨 Our November issue is out now! 🚨 We bring to you: 🛡️ 14 research articles on evolving security in the Gulf, reckless threats, decolonizing the British army and more 💴 1 policy paper on Chinese private capital in west Africa 🌏 1 review forum on world orders 📚 26
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