The E-International Relations Newsletter
22 December 2024
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! This is our last email digest of the year, and after a short break this newsletter will be back in the last week of January.
As usual, here’s your digest of the publications on E-International Relations over the past fortnight. If you are able to support our work you can sign up for the paid tier if you have not yet done so.
Not So Bad After All: How US Foreign Policy Could Navigate a Multipolar World
– Mark N. Katz
Behind the Scenes: Unveiling Paradiplomacy in the Climate Conference of the Parties
– Ana Almeida-Dias
Assad’s Regime Has Fallen: Time to Lift Sanctions on Syria
– Mohammad Kanfash
Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine Is a Double-Edged Sword
– Jinghao Zhou
Is the Chagos Deal Really Under Threat?
– Peter Clegg
Toxic Citizenship, Everyday Extremism and Social Media Governance
– Nick Robinson
How Călin Georgescu and Far-Right Leaders Turn Conspiracy into Spectacle
– Mihaela-Georgiana Mihăilescu
From Clan to Clannism in Somaliland: A Rejoinder
– Markus Virgil Hoehne
Is Somaliland Defying the Odds, or Are the Odds Based on a Flawed Premise?
– Jamal Abdi
Eco-Socialism: An Introduction
– Vivian Ike
The Role of BRICS in India’s Foreign Policy
– Paola Andrea Baroni
Is Multipolarity Destined to Destabilize the World?
– Andrew Latham and Raymond Yu
Resilience Governance: A New Form of Colonialism in the Global South
– David Chandler
Everyday Insecurity in Gaza: Experiencing Blockade, Displacement and Panopticism
– Nicholas McGrath
International Cooperation for Better Whistleblower Protection in South Africa
– Ugljesa Radulovic
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Dilemma in Global Affairs
– Muhammad Rauhan Rasheed
Political Violence and Terrorism in Cyberspace
– Mariano Varesano
Glocalisation and Paradiplomacy: Localising Global Agendas Through Local Networks
– Ario Bimo Utomo
