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Cultural heritage as status seeking: The international politics of Turkey’s restoration wave
Cooperation and Conflict, Ahead of Print. This article explores the relationship between cultural heritage politics and international status-seeking. We advance a two-fold typology of status-seeking that explains why states engage…
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Ask and You May Receive: Senators’ Strategies for Securing Particularistic Benefits
Volume 48, Issue 2, May-August 2021, Page 123-146.
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The Role of Advisory Committees in Bureaucratic Oversight: The Case of AGAC
Volume 48, Issue 2, May-August 2021, Page 195-218.
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The Importance of E-commerce, Digital Trade, and Maintaining the WTO E-commerce Customs Duty Moratorium
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White men are doing mostly fine without more economic relief from Washington, but just about everyone else is suffering
There’s no question that the U.S. experienced the worst economic crisis in nearly a century that will have long-lasting damage to many people and in many sectors. The unemployment rate…
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Fortress Europe: an authoritarian-populist construct?
Theme1 According to civil society organisations, EU policies concerning vulnerable people in third countries –including migration, asylum and foreign aid– are on a regressive trend. This coincides with the rise…
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The fog of words: Assessing the problematic relationship between strategic narratives, (master) frames and ideology
Media, War &Conflict, Ahead of Print. A growing body of the International Relations (IR) literature has started to pay attention to the concept of ‘strategic narratives’, stressing the role played…
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Evictions and Neighborhood Child Maltreatment Reports
Volume 31, Issue 3-5, May - September 2021, Page 490-515.
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Social Marketing : Behaviour change for safe water solutions
The Social Marketing toolkit explores how we can institute behavioural change in communities that allows for a more sustainable change in their habits with regards to uptake of safe water…
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Co-regulating algorithmic disclosure for digital platforms
Volume 40, Issue 2, June 2021, Page 272-293.
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Relationship between online corporate governance and transparency disclosures and board composition: evidence from JSE listed companies
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The vital role of international law in the framework for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace
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Negotiating the modalities of time – individual and institutional, migratory and marital: a temporal ‘double-bind’ for Chinese migrant women in the UK
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Does Becoming a Politician Increase Internal Political Efficacy and Satisfaction with Democracy? Evidence from a Longitudinal Panel of Councillors in Sweden
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Analysis of effectiveness of channels for information gathering and dissemination: Case of fisheries stakeholders in Mwanza and Mara regions of Tanzania
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Exports, Investment and Productivity Growth in Small Firms: A Firm-level Analysis from Tanzania and Ghana
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No Silver Bullet for Determining Safety of Automated Vehicles; Public Trust in AV Technology Rides on Multiple Assessments and Government Messaging
No single method is sufficient to determine whether an automated vehicle is safe enough for the road, and ultimately consumers are most likely to trust the government about AV safety.
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Book Review: When There Was No Aid: War and Peace in Somaliland
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print.
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The gender gap in voting in post-conflict elections: Evidence from Israel, Mali and Côte d’Ivoire
Conflict Management and Peace Science, Ahead of Print. In this article, we first formulate some theoretical expectations about the development of the gender gap in voting in post-conflict situations. Second,…
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