International Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of International Politics 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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Exposing the binding chains of discursive bondage27
Conceptualizing religion and religious ideology in political science research: what is in a name and what description can do21
Between ambition and ambiguity: reconsidering Watson’s discussion of (semiperipheral) marcher states21
The G20 reciprocal socialization for global coordination on sovereign debt and development: perspective of China15
Multi-alignment and India’s response to the Russia–Ukraine war12
Restraining power through institutions: a unifying theme for domestic and international politics11
The Philippines in the face of the Ukraine–Russia War: from confusion and disorientation to critical neutrality11
Brexit and ‘Global Britain’: role adaptation and contestation in trade policy11
Making up is hard to do: reconciliation after interstate war10
Rethinking multilateralism: domestic incentives of multilateral aid9
Going global: British abolitionists and the campaign to export anti-slavery9
EU–Russia energy cooperation: implications for Lithuania’s energy security9
Regional powers and the politics of scale9
Determined diplomacy: land, law, and the strategic outreach of self-determination governments9
A tax like any other? Rebel taxes on narcotics and war time economic order9
Foreign policy free agents: how lawmakers and coalitions on the political margins help set boundaries for US foreign policy8
Germany and Nord Stream 2: evolution and end of an incongruous policy8
The ‘China Threat’: Stereotypical representations in the US competition with China7
Correction to: Contempt, fear, and hubris: the 2008 Russian–Georgian war through the lens of affect7
Contagious convergent cumulative cooperation: the dynamic development of the G20, BRICS and SCO7
The paperwork of plunder: how rebels govern illicit resources6
Post-9/11 US thinking and approaches to nuclear deterrence: the Bush Doctrine and the role of nuclear weapons in US deterrence strategy6
The Council of Europe, Russia, and the future of European cooperation: any lessons to be learned from the past?6
The impact of NOCs in Chinese foreign policy: the cases of Angola and Sudan6
Rethinking non-state armed actors and sovereignty6
Neo-mercantilism in action: China and small states6
Brazilian failures to consolidate a domestic nuclear industry: the role of science and technology policies6
Singapore’s stand on Russia’s war against Ukraine: Hobson’s choice?6
Small European states and Brexit: comparing the coping strategies of Portugal and Finland6
South Korea: siding with the west and distancing from Russia5
What kind of vision(s)? The far-right and European security5
Alliance politics across the Indo-Pacific: an offensive realist analysis of the QUAD’s transformation5
Introduction to the forum: Kofi Annan and Global Leadership at the United Nations5
The regional powers’ research programme in international relations: a critical assessment5
Director, Global Summitry Project, teaches at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, University of Toronto5
Nuclear energy and international relations: the external strategy of Russia’s Rosatom5
The determinants of the European Union’s selective approach to trade sanctions in Southeast Asia5
Beyond the neoconservative legacy in American counterterrorism policy: from George W. Bush to forever war5
Analysing the policy process of China’s political accountability in the prevention and control of COVID-195
Russia, NATO and the view from the East5
Explaining the “cult of toughness”: in-group fear, Kennedy’s reputation for weakness, and the Berlin Crisis of 19614
Introduction: the settler-colonial framing of Palestine—Matters of Justice and Truth4
Humanitarian logics in the evolution of international society4
Between a rock and a hard place: small states, vulnerabilities and Greek foreign policy4
The ethno-nationalist logic of authoritarian protection: Russia’s war against Ukraine4
The Bush Doctrine redux: changes and continuities in American grand strategy since ‘9/11’4
Putin’s Ukraine aggression: how should an African respond?4
Strategic autonomy in Turkish foreign policy in an age of multipolarity: lineages and contradictions of an idea4
Introduction: Duncan Bell’s Dreamworlds of Race—A Conversation4
Correction to: Sustaining social license: nuclear weapons and the art of legitimation4
Correction to: Brakeman or booster? Presidents, ideological polarization, reciprocity, and the politics of US arms control4
Washington and tragicomedy: emploting the ‘Chinese threat’4
International borders and armed conflicts in Europe and Northeast Asia since 1945: the moral hazard of great-power encroachments3
Arrighi’s pendulum: (Re)reading The Evolution of International Society in the twenty-first century3
A critical evaluation of rationalist IR in the analysis of informal institutions3
Avoiding and exploiting the tragedy of the commons: fishing, crime, and conflict in the South China Sea3
Gender inclusion and rebel strategy: legitimacy seeking behavior in rebel groups3
Contemplating Palestine: matters of truth and justice with rage, love and anger3
Beyond IR? Relationality, complementarity and entangled systems: response to Shih Chih-yu3
Rethinking non-state armed actors and sovereignty3
Tracing bilateral security cooperation: the asymmetric deterioration of US–Venezuelan defense relations3
America’s “China-First” grand strategy and the transatlantic bargain: revisiting the security–economics nexus3
Deliberations on ‘The Self, and Other Stories’ by Laura J. Shepherd3
Considering liberation beyond statehood (deferred)3
Signaling virtue: legitimacy, reputation, and NATO’s strategic communications during the war in Ukraine3
Beyond hierarchy: regional orders in the twenty-first century3
Qatar–Türkiye relations during the embargo of Qatar: a case study in derivative power3
Reflections: the UK after Brexit3
Discontinuities in Greece’s Middle Eastern foreign policy practice3
The EU’s performance in rural Georgia: the common agricultural policy’s relevance, effectiveness, and impact3
Rebel courts and rebel legitimacy3
From wages for housework to self-care: feminist perspectives on the care economy3
Hydrohegemony in the context of Shatt al-Arab River: from coercion to consent3
Structured description, foreign policy analysis, and policy quality during the Biden decision to withdraw from Afghanistan3
The right and justice of subsistence wars as necessity: a Grotian account2
A postcolonial moment or colonial subcontractor?2
Living in the slipstream of defeat: neoliberalism and the far-right2
An apex of the racialization of the world2
The diplomacy of ‘Global Britain’: settling, safeguarding and seeking status2
Partisanship in Congressional Travels abroad2
From Kantian friendship to Benthamite partnership: transatlantic relations under Donald Trump2
Raced and gendered inequities in the discipline of political science2
Three histories of the system of states2
Israel/Palestine: political futures2
Queering Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon2
Technology, culture and critical theory: an interview with Andrew Feenberg2
Fin-de-siècle Anglotopian unionist visions: a review of Duncan Bell’s dreamworlds of race2
Anticolonial Violence and Decolonial Liberation2
Introduction: Decolonizing Palestine—the content of liberation2
Portugal in the nuclear realm: a case of broad ‘multilateralization’2
More than a catchphrase: rethinking Adam Watson’s raison de système in international society2
Mapping the emotional terrain of foreign policy2
Sino-American competition since 2017: is there a U.S. foreign policy consensus and continuity on China?2
No exit: why U.S. policy on Europe in counterproductive and what to do about it2
The praxis of Azmi Bishara: envisioning and building toward the liberation of Palestine2
Australia and the Ukraine crisis: deterring authoritarian expansionism2
Adam Smith’s influence on British reform movements of the early-to-mid-19th century2
Resisting climate change vulnerability: feminist and decolonial insights2
Racism and global war in world politics: As obvious as it is ignored2
The disciplinary scholarship of teaching and learning in political science and international relations: methods, topics, and impact2
Correction to: Multi-alignment and India’s response to the Russia–Ukraine war2
Fear the fear: the historical analogies of COVID-19 in US–China relations2
George W. Bush’s post-9/11 East Asia policy: enabling China’s contemporary assertiveness2
Explaining Wikileaks and Julian Assange as structural threats to the liberal ideological hegemony of American foreign policy2
The EU and its paradoxes: enforcing stability not promoting democracy2
Smaller Gulf states and competing geopolitical scripts in the Indo-Pacific2
Love, hope, and hopelessness2
Hierarchy and status: a response2
Oil dependency and democratic outcomes in the Middle East: a comparative analysis of resource-rich and resource-scarce states2
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