Cooperation and Conflict

Papers
(The median citation count of Cooperation and Conflict is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Emplacing the spatial turn in peace and conflict studies19
The visual international politics of the European refugee crisis: Tragedy, humanitarianism, borders15
Incredibly loud and extremely silent: Feminist foreign policy on Twitter13
The spatial-relational challenge: Emplacing the spatial turn in peace and conflict studies12
The performance and persistence of transitional justice and its ways of knowing atrocity11
Unruly wives in the household: Toward feminist genealogies for peace research10
Gendering the military past: Understanding heritage and security from a feminist perspective8
The use of humour in diplomatic tweets: The affiliative potential of ridicule8
The long march through the institutions: Emerging powers and the staffing of international organizations8
Speaking of hybrid warfare: Multiple narratives and differing expertise in the ‘hybrid warfare’ debate in Czechia8
Problematizing norms of heritage and peace: Militia mobilization and violence in Iraq8
The spatial turn, reification and relational epistemologies in ‘knowing about’ security and peace7
Regional international organizations in Africa as recipients of foreign aid: Why are some more attractive to donors than others?7
The EU’s hegemonic interventions in the South Caucasus: Constructing ‘civil’ society, depoliticising human rights?7
Abjection, materiality and ontological security: A study of the unfinished Church of Christ the Saviour in Pristina6
Stereotyped images and role dissonance in the foreign policy of right-wing populist leaders: Jair Bolsonaro and Donald Trump6
Displaced security? The relationships, routines and rhythms of peacebuilding interveners6
International emotional resonance: Explaining transatlantic economic sanctions against Russia6
Revolutions and the liberal peace: Peacebuilding as counterrevolutionary practice?6
Introduction: The international of everything6
Conflict transition, emplaced identity and the gendered politics of scale in Solomon Islands6
Disciplinary power: Text and body in the Swedish NATO debate5
Affect, practice, and change: Dancing world politics at the Congress of Vienna5
When is a justice campaign over? Transitional justice, ‘overing’ and Bloody Sunday5
Societal multiplicity for international relations: Engaging societal interaction in building global governance from below5
Reciprocal institutional visibility: Youth, peace and security and ‘inclusive’ agendas at the United Nations5
Cultural heritage as status seeking: The international politics of Turkey’s restoration wave4
In defence of common values: The Finnish EU Council Presidency 20194
A trans-scalar approach to peacebuilding and transitional justice: Insights from the Democratic Republic of Congo4
Temporality and contextualisation in Peace and Conflict Studies: The forgotten value of war memoirs and personal diaries4
What makes them tick: Challenging the impersonal ethos in International Relations4
(En)gendering post-conflict agency: Women’s experiences of the ‘local’ in Sierra Leone4
What’s the point of being a discipline? Four disciplinary strategies and the future of International Relations4
How can documents speak about practices? Practice tracing, the Wikileaks cables, and diplomatic culture4
What makes strategic narrative efficient: Ukraine on Russian e-news platforms4
Female rebels and United Nations peacekeeping deployments3
Spatialities of peace zones3
Whither European diplomacy? Long-term trends and the impact of the Lisbon Treaty3
Who performs better? A comparative analysis of problem-solving effectiveness and legitimacy attributions to international organizations3
Militarization of childhood(s) in Donbas: ‘Growing together with the Republic’3
Resource mobilization in security partnerships: Explaining cooperation and coercion in the EU’s partnership with the African Union3
On ‘travelling traditions’: Emplaced security in Liberia and Vanuatu3
The unspoken red-line in Colombia: Gender reordering of women ex-combatants and the transformative peace agenda3
Comparative consultation: The theory and practice of ‘sharing lessons’ between peace processes3
Constitutional inclusion in divided societies: Conceptual choices, practical dilemmas and the contribution of the grassroots in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland3
“This changes things”: Children, targeting, and the making of precision2
When democratic governance unites and divides: Social status and contestation in the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe2
Statehood and recognition in world politics: Towards a critical research agenda2
Driving liberal change? Global performance indices as a system of normative stratification in liberal international order2
Legacies of war: Syrian narratives of conflict and visions of peace2
Audience, agenda setting, and issue salience in international negotiations2
Place, peace and security in Solomon Islands2
State commitments and inhumane conventional weapons: An explanatory analysis of treaty ratification2
Death, emplaced security and space in contemporary Timor-Leste2
Agonistic peace and confronting the past: An analysis of a failed peace process and the role of narratives2
Machine guardians: The Terminator, AI narratives and US regulatory discourse on lethal autonomous weapons systems2
Rebuilding Mosul: Public opinion on foreign-led heritage reconstruction2
The other side of resistance: Challenges to inclusivity within civil society and the limits of international peace mediation2
A better foundation for national security? The ethics of national risk assessments in the Nordic region2
Disinformation and gendered boundarymaking: Nordic media audiences making sense of “Swedish decline”2
A processual framework for analysing liberal policy interventions in conflict contexts2
Challenging civil society perceptions of NATO: Engaging the Women, Peace and Security agenda2
The pursuit of inclusion: Conditions for civil society inclusion in peace processes in communal conflicts in Kenya2
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