The E-International Relations Newsletter

27 July 2025

Here’s your digest of the publications on E-International Relations over the past fortnight. This newsletter, and all of our content, will always be free. If you are able to support our work you can sign up for the paid tier if you have not yet done so.

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How the Islamic Republic of Iran Can Be Transformed
– Jamsheed K. Choksy and Carol E. B. Choksy

Strange Alliance: The Convergence of the Radical Left and Radical Islam
– Sirvan Karimi

The End of History and the Return to Geopolitics
– Raphaël P.P. Dosson

Multilateralism’s Collapse Under Trump and the Call for Global South Pluriverse
– Shoutao Wu

Review – America’s Cold Warrior
– Nathan Trimble

Iran’s Quiet Recalibration: Post-Conflict Strategy Challenges Sanctions Logic
– Bahram P. Kalviri

Too Strategic, Not Diplomatic: Why Turkish Universities Lack Research Centers on Classical Diplomacy
– Ali Balcı

Sanction Putin: How Navalny’s Team Turns Corruption Exposés into Global Action
– Inna Bondarenko

Competitive Multilateralism and the Future of Global Governance
– Sefa Secen

Review – Turkey and the West
– Pınar Buket Kılınç Pala

US Bombing of Iran and the Transition to a New International Legal Order
– Masahiro Matsumura

Gender, Ukraine and Imagining a Just, Sustainable Peace
– Keshab Giri

What I Learned from Geolocating 1,000 Satellite Images
– William Goodhind

ASEAN Centrality in Indian Discourse: Rhetoric or Realpolitik?
– Biyon Sony Joseph

Military Governance in Post-War Sri Lanka: Revisiting the Logic of Downsizing
– Maxwin Paul Rayen