Summer Editorial Assistant Internship (Voluntary/Remote)
We are seeking volunteers for a project that runs from the second half of July through until early September to help us gather data to promote E-International Relations to a new wave of students and academics – all are welcome to apply.
The 2024 Article Award
We invite PhD / doctoral students and early career academics to prepare articles outlining novel, or under appreciated, ideas that contribute to a better understanding of international relations – with a £1000 prize.
Everyone is Talking About It, but What is Geopolitics?
Though no definition is a panacea to the world’s problems, a fuller definition of geopolitics is necessary if we are not to face déjà vu all over again.
Neo-Colonial Subjectivities in Resilience Praxis and the Urgency to Think ‘Beyond Inclusion’
Decolonising resilience proffers a non-homogenising ground to re-conceptualise and rethink (neo)colonial subjectivities and power imbalances in resilience policies.
Reflections on Mongolia’s 2024 Elections
With a reduced majority, the MPP must effectively balance power with their rivals.
Germany’s Feminist Foreign Policy: Genuine Change or Symbolic Gesture?
In 2023, Germany unveiled its Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) guidelines, prompting a debate about the extent to which this signified a genuine transformation in policy.
US-Venezuela Relations in Light of the July Election
A decisive election able to bring together both sides of the deeply polarized Venezuelan society has been expected and hoped for a long time.
The Role of Brazilian Consensual Hegemony in the Itaipu Hydropower Dam Renegotiation
Renegotiations over the Itaipu Dam are fundamental to the dam’s administration, Brazil and Paraguay’s energy security, and the region’s transboundary water relations.
From Order to Chaos: What Made Geopolitics Return?
The erosion of the post-Cold War order did not transpire abruptly in recent years; rather, it constituted a gradual process spanning a considerable duration.
Thinking Global Podcast – The Laid-Back Ballot Club (UK 2024)
In the final episode in our 2024 UK General Election special series, the Podcast team discuss the outcome of the UK General Election through an International Relations lens.
Predictability in an Unpredictable World: Ritual and the NATO Summit in Vilnius
Despite, but also due to, Europe’s unprecedented security landscape, the 2023 NATO Summit followed a familiar ritualized script that eclipsed any theatrical performances.
Why Late-Development Breeds Authoritarianism
Late developers follow a developmental path that is most apt to move towards authoritarianism rather than towards democracy.
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