How does power work in practice? Much of the 'stuff'that state agents and other international
actors do, on an everyday basis, remains impenetrable to existing International Relations …

Race, Racism and Development places racism and constructions of race at the centre of an
exploration of the dominant discourses, structures and practices of development. Combining …

In the burgeoning field of research on China in Africa, analyses generally fall on a
continuum between two divergent positions. With reference to Angola, this paper reviews …

Abstract This Special Issue questions the problem of international interventions' persistence
and multidimensionality by asking what makes interventions still relevant and for whom. In …

The European border regime has traditionally rested on the hidden surveillance activities of
border authorities, which have contributed to human rights violations (including “push-back” …

In recent years, there has been renewed interest in conceptualising the political nature of
human rights as well as intense debate over the precise nature of Western biases in the …

In this article, a radical social model of disability lens is taken to illustrate what counts as
'disability'within a neoliberal mindset. The South African and disabled activist Vic Finkelstein …

By combining insights from the three dominant perspectives in International Relations–
liberalism, realism, and anti-imperialism–a novel approach is put forward, that of 'harm …

Soğuk Savaş sonrası insani gerekçelerle yapılan uluslararası askeri müdahalelerin artması;
devletlerin egemenlik haklarının sınırlarının ne olduğu, hem vatandaşlarına hem de …

This article addresses the puzzle for students of international relations as to why China and
India, two major re-emerging powers in Asia, do not always baulk at military intervention …