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📢New Issue Alert 📢 The June issue of @IPTJnl is out now. We've a great collection of articles for this issue. Follow the link to read: journals.sagepub.com/toc/IPT…
.@IPTJnl is based at @StAndrewsIR and our amazing graduate students are organising the 12th Annual International Political Theory Graduate Conference. If you are a PhD student, or you know a PhD student, working on the conference theme, do encourage them to submit an abstract 👇
We are excited to announce this year's conference theme is 'Power, Legitimacy and Contestation'! The conference will take place on 29-30 August, with @DrAdrianBlau and @IDanewid as our keynote speakers!
Deadline for abstract submission is June 14th! Please submit and RT!
ALT A Call for Papers announcing the 12th St Andrews International Political Theory Graduate Conference, happening on 29-30 August 2024. The theme is power, legitimacy, and contestation and the Keynote Speakers are listed as Professor Adrian Blau and Dr Ida Danewid. [email protected] is listed as the contact email
ALT An image providing some brief contextualisation about the theme and some areas of potential interest. Overall it emphasises that we encourage submissions from anyone on anything broadly related to power, legitimacy and contestation
ALT A final image with some submission guidelines, including the deadline of the June 14th for submission of a 400-500 word abstract for anonymous review. It welcomes applications from cognate disciplines and people from vulnerable and marginalised groups. the submission link is https://forms.gle/v1QW2KRr7kNXt3Yb8
📢New Issue Alert📢 Check out some amazing articles and a fascinating forum on Karin Fierke's new book "Snapshots from Home: Mind, Action and Strategy in an Uncertain World" @BrisUniPress @StAndrewsIR
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New article for @IPTJnl in which I explore Paul Robeson and the Welsh Miners' relationship in the context of debates on global justice (diolch @DanielGwydion am y deunydd!)
Mining the past: The case for historical narratives in global justice theorizing
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Are you an early or mid career scholar working at the intersection of global politics and policital theory, and find yourself rarely contacted for peer review? If so, take a look at our description, and consider registering with us as a reviewer: journals.sagepub.com/descrip…
If interested, register here: mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jip…
Please then follow up with our Associate Editor, Dr Natasha Saunders, on [email protected] with keywords relevant to your expertise so that we can match you with potential papers to review.
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My new article, OA in the Journal of International Political Theory - Effects of international norms. A typology.
I do what the title says: I develop a typology of norm effects (see ⬇️). I also write about norm interactions, permissions, and practices.
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Preparing a paper for the @MYBISA annual conference? Do check out the description below of @IPTJnl to see if we could be a home for your paper. We are happy to answer email queries from potential authors to see if your paper idea fits with the Journal! journals.sagepub.com/home/IP…
📢 New OnlineFirst in @IPTJnl 📢 @WesternU's Afifa Khwaja revists the Right to Hospitality in the context of political membership and territorial claims on non-state peoples:
"A human right to political membership & the right to territory" available at: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
📢Exciting news about our February issue📢 we've a Forum on @williambain67's Political Theology of International Order! Featuring reflections by:
Friedrich Kratochwil: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Cornelia Navari: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Daniel Philpott: journals.sagepub.com/doi/epu…
@profptj (Patrick Thaddeus Jackson): journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
@YaAbuSalwa (Murad Idris): journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
And, of course:
@williambain67: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
and our Editor in Chief, @ProfTonyLang: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
📢 New OnlineFirst in @IPTJnl 📢
Brian C. Schmidt and Colin Wight on "Rationalism and the “rational actor assumption” in realist international relations theory"
Think you know all about rational actors and their role in realist IR theory? Think again:
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📢New OnlineFirst in @IPTJnl 📢
Charlotta Parrat on "Interpretivists in the English School: Aren’t we all?"
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📢 New OnlineFirst in @IPTJnl 📢 John Williams on
Worlding war as a primary institution of international society
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📢 New OnlineFirst in @IPTJnl 📢 Eric Fleury (@ConnCollege) on "The theoretical case against offshore balancing: Realism, liberalism, and the limits of rationality in U.S. foreign policy" Access via: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
📢 Three new OnlineFirst articles in @IPTJnl 📢
First we have @UCIrvine's Daniel Brunstetter on "What reading Montaigne during the Second World War can teach us about Just War."
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Second we have @ChristofRoyer on "'Strange multiplicity' as a moral-political value: potential and costs of normativity in world politics."
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And finally, we have @felicefrancesco on "False Friends: Leftist nationalism and the project of transnational solidarity."
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