Browsing School of Politics & International Relations by Issue Date

Captives no longer, but servants still? Contract parliamentarism and the new minority governance in Sweden and New Zealand

Bale, T; Bergman, T (2006)

Levels and Agents, States and People: Micro-Historical Sociological Analysis and International Relations

MABEE, B (Palgrave MacMillan, 2007-07)

ASEAN intervention in Cambodia: from Cold War to conditionality

Jones, L (2007-12)

Re-imagining the Borders of US Security after 9/11: Securitisation, Risk, and the Creation of the Department of Homeland Security

Mabee, B (2007-12-01)

The articulation of international and transnational terrorism as a key issue in US security policy, as a result of the 9/11 attacks, has not only led to a policy rethink, it has also included a bureaucratic shift within ...

On Politics and Violence: Arendt Contra Fanon

HUTCHINGS, KJ; FRAZER,, E (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008)

This paper considers the implications of Hannah Arendt's criticisms of Frantz Fanon and the theories of violence and politics associated with his influence for our understanding of the relationship between those two ...

Turning round the telescope. Centre-right parties and immigration and integration policy in Europe

Bale, T (2008)

ASEAN’s Albatross: ASEAN’s Burma Policy, from Constructive Engagement to Critical Disengagement

Jones, L (2008)

Following the abortive “Saffron Revolution” of autumn 2007, Burma’s ASEAN partners were subject to the timeworn criticism that the grouping persistently fails to act against its pariah member due to its near-religious ...

‘The Others’: Gender and Conscientious Objection in the First World War

Jones, L (Universitetsforlaget (Scandinavian University Press), 2008)

In a time when ‘if one was born a male, one became a soldier’, what does it mean to be a man who refuses to fight? This article uses Connell’s framework of ‘hegemonic masculinity’ to locate conscientious objectors’ male ...

Why is there no Christian Democracy in Poland - And why should we care?

Bale, T; Szczerbiak, A (2008-07)

International Relations Scholarship and the Tyranny of Policy Relevance

JONES, L (2009)

Fighting HIV/AIDS: Reconfiguring the state?

HARMAN, S (Taylor & Francis, 2009)

Bottlenecks and benevolence: how the World Bank is helping communities to ‘cope’ with HIV/AIDS

HARMAN, S (SAGE, 2009)

Editorial: New Directions in International Relations and Africa

HARMAN, S; Brown, W; Hurt, S; Lee, D; Smith, K (Routledge, 2009)

Pirates, Privateers and the Political Economy of Private Violence

MABEE, B (2009)

The World Bank and Health

HARMAN, S (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)

Democratization and foreign policy in Southeast Asia: the case of the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Myanmar Caucus

Jones, L (2009)

'Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Dave': How Far is the Conservative Party's Revival All Down to David Cameron ?

Bale, T (2009)

Still in the “Driver’s Seat”, But for How Long? ASEAN’s Capacity for Leadership in East-Asian International Relations

JONES, L (2010)

'May Contain Nuts'? The Reality behind the Rhetoric Surrounding the British Conservatives' New Group in the European Parliament

Bale, T; Hanley, S; Szczerbiak, A (2010)

(Post-)Colonial Statebuilding in East Timor: Bringing Social Conflict Back In

Jones, L (2010)

One potential explanation for the persistent gap between international state-builders’ aspirations and achievements is their misguided understanding of states as institutional apparatuses abstracted and separated from ...