The 2024 E-International Relations Article Award
E-International Relations invites PhD / doctoral students (at any stage) and early career academics (within 5 years of submitting their PhD) to prepare articles outlining novel, or under appreciated, ideas that contribute to a better understanding of international relations. The award welcomes articles on the widest range of topics, so […]
China in the Pages of Americas Quarterly: Three Interpretations
Nuances among the narratives presented on China are found in the analysis of pieces published by American and Latin American scholars and elites in Americas Quarterly.
Post-Putin Russia: Five Potential Pathways
Putinism without Putin is the most likely post-status quo pathway for Russia, but this will be difficult to sustain.
Opinion – With the Rise of the ‘Indo-Pacific’, Has the ‘Asia-Pacific’ Faded Away?
Even with the Indo-Pacific’s increasing popularity, the Asia-Pacific concept has not only held its ground, but is here to stay.
Secularism: A Religion of the 21st Century
A ‘secular religion’ could become a dominant religion in the 21st century, alongside established religions.
When Silence Speaks Louder than Words: Indian Discourses on the ‘China Threat’
India needs to be more forthright in speaking about the China threat to ensure a more robust response to China’s growing assertiveness.
United Moderate Religion vs. Secular and Religious Extremes?
One can avoid the pitfalls of religion by acknowledging its importance at the macro-level for the greater good of national unity across a plural U.S. social fabric.
Animal Suffering and the Civilizing Process
Norbert Elias’s theory of the Civilizing Process provides an innovative account of how and why people’s attitudes to non-human animals have evolved over the centuries.
Process Sociology and the Global Ecological Crisis
In light of the global ecological crisis, Process Sociology offers a framework encompassing the role of human/non-human nature relations in world politics.
Opinion – One Year In, Germany’s Traffic Light Coalition Already Looks Overwhelmed
With the global economy possibly sliding into a recession, the traffic light coalition is heading for a challenging 2023.
