Here’s your digest of the recent publications on E-International Relations. This newsletter, and all of our content, will always be free – and everything we publish is facilitated by our all-volunteer team. If you are able to support our work you can sign up for the paid tier if you have not yet done so.
Iranians Are Ready for Foreign Assistance with Regime Change
– Jamsheed K. Choksy and Carol E. B. Choksy
The Trump Corollary and the Legacy of the Monroe Doctrine: The End of International Law?
– Juan Pablo Scarfi
Interview – Shirin M. Rai
The Poverty-Crisis Trap: Why Financial Crises and Poverty Reinforce Each Other
– Vincent J. Hooper
Why American Military Power No Longer Produces Security
– Richard W. Coughlin
Benedict, Tradition, and the Wilsonian Social Contract
– Patricia Sohn and Uddhab Pyakurel
Peace Studies and International Relations in an Age of Polycrisis
– Theo Valois Souza Ferreira
Heroes and Villains: Trump’s “365 Wins in 365 Days” as Messaging Template
– Richard J. Cook and Igor Sevenard
Will the Chagos Deal Survive?
– Peter Clegg
New Nexus among Bangladesh, Pakistan and Türkiye: India’s New Headache
– Tapas Das
The Northern Epirus Question: A Persistent Challenge in Greek–Albanian Relations
– Emmanouil Peponas
Balancing Green Goals and Competitiveness: Reframing EU Climate Policy
– Helena Lutze
Why Legislation Matters in Times of Global Climate Crisis
– Yoana Almog Weymann Sade
Ulster Fascism: A Secret History of Lord Londonderry
– Martin Duffy
