International Studies Quarterly - An International Studies Association (ISA) Journal, Editors-in-Chief: Sam Bell, Elena McLean, and Jeffrey Pickering
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In this article, @skumsrud92426 questions the familiar assumption that the balance of power and anarchy are mutually reinforcing concepts & argues that this relationship is neither natural nor necessary.tinyurl.com/sqaf064
New research by @ProfRickyClark, @lindsayrdolan &@alexazeitz using African public opinion finds citizens support foreign aid conditions when they distrust their government & trust the donor. These findings reshape our understanding of accountability relations in global governance
New research by @ProfRickyClark, @lindsayrdolan &@alexazeitz using African public opinion finds citizens support foreign aid conditions when they distrust their government & trust the donor. These findings reshape our understanding of accountability relations in global governance
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ISQ is taking a summer break. We will not process new submissions from July 1 to July 31. We will continue to process manuscripts that were invited for revision and resubmission during this period. We look forward to receiving new submissions once again on August 1!
Using an original coding of legal and nonlegal recommendations, Kyle Reed’s new article finds that human rights arguments framed with legal references are substantially more likely to succeed. tinyurl.com/sqaf042
In this article, Melle Scholten argues that attitudes to return-migrants are a function of non-migrants' evaluation of their expected effect in both economic and political-normative dimensions. tinyurl.com/sqaf041
ISQ is taking a summer break. We will not process new submissions from July 1 to July 31. We will continue to process manuscripts that were invited for revision and resubmission during this period. We look forward to receiving new submissions once again on August 1!
International Studies Quarterly retweeted
ISQ is taking a summer break. We will not process new submissions from July 1 to July 31. We will continue to process manuscripts that were invited for revision and resubmission during this period. We look forward to receiving new submissions once again on August 1!
ISQ is taking a summer break. We will not process new submissions from July 1 to July 31. We will continue to process manuscripts that were invited for revision and resubmission during this period. We look forward to receiving new submissions once again on August 1!
Can international law protect abortion rights? Yes. When a country’s international commitments are highly legalized, and a strong civil society exists to hold it accountable to those promises, its domestic abortion laws are more permissive.
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Using original dataµ-level measures of individual hearings by the national security committees, @dandrezner&Linda Fowler demonstrate how time constraints and routine responsibilities limit the number of opportunities for expert witnesses 1995-2020.
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Zhiyuan Wang argues that institutionalized social consensus mitigates the time-inconsistency problem & encourages trade liberalization. The study shows that strong labor laws are positively associated with the growth of PTAs.
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Contrary to much research, @JonasTallberg & Carl Vikberg show that regime type affects how states design international organizations, but only under conditions of general-purpose cooperation.
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In this article, Simone Dietrich, @DonnoDaniela,@Katie_Johanna & @aliceiannntn underscore the importance of treating gender mainstreaming as a distinct category of assistance whose application is attuned to domestic implementation problems.
In this article, @BilalSalaymeh, @SaraHellmuller & Fanny Badache show that rising powers embrace a view that prioritizes national ownership & occupy a middle ground in the spectrum of sovereignty conceptualizations at the UNSC.tinyurl.com/sqaf031
In this article, Simone Dietrich, @DonnoDaniela,@Katie_Johanna & @aliceiannntn underscore the importance of treating gender mainstreaming as a distinct category of assistance whose application is attuned to domestic implementation problems.
Cleo O’Brien-Udry &Tyler Pratt argue that tech breakthroughs lead to ⬆️incentives for regulatory arbitrage & potential for controversies to spark public backlash, which link the regulatory fate of states, undermining their ability to regulate in isolation.
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Using a dyadic approach, @arashpour, Madeleine O Hosli and @Jarek_Kantor investigate EU member states’ voting behavior in the Council of the EU along 3 policy dimensions: left-right, authoritarian-libertarian, and pro-/anti EU.
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Does FDI induce concentrated benefits on the local level? Leveraging geo-located data on FDI projects 2003-2018 and nightlights, @tobirommel, Tabea Palmtag, and Luca Messerschmidt find evidence for FDI-induced local growth and regional inequality.
tinyurl.com/sqaf025
Using original survey data and event dataset from AMISOM in Somalia, @PrabinBahadur finds that IED attacks—especially those causing peacekeeper deaths—trigger retaliatory violence, supporting a revenge rather than a show-of-force explanation.
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