The term populism has recently gained visibility in the media and policy world to describe
the foreign policy principles, rhetoric and strategies of political actors in the United States …

In recent years, scholars have devoted increased attention to the agency of small states in
International Relations. However, the conventional wisdom remains that while not …

Small states are crucial actors in world politics. They attract outsized attention from great
powers, populate international organizations, and shape international norms. Despite that …

The idea of liberal international order as a world order is understood to be constituted as a
result of disproportionate Anglo-American influences. This is in line with much of …

Much time and enormous amount of academic effort has gone into defining small states and
their position in world politics. This endeavor, sadly, has produced very little agreement. It is …

Many scholars now argue for deemphasizing the importance of international anarchy in
favor of focusing on hierarchy–patterns of super-and subordination–in world politics. We …

As one of the key concepts in International Relations (IR), the relative amnesia around the
origin and effects of sovereignty which lasted until the mid-1990s is quite striking …

In the aftermath of the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq, scholars of international relations
debated how to best characterize the rising tide of global opposition. The concept of “soft …

There is a growing scholarly consensus that Latin American regionalism has entered a new
phase. For some observers, the increasing complexity of regional cooperation initiatives …

This article examines patterns of change and continuity in Latin American foreign policies. It
asks two interrelated questions: How can we conceptually and empirically account for …