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The “UFO Taboo” Is What IR Theorists Make of It: “Sovereignty and the UFO” in Citational Perspective
Alternatives, Ahead of Print. In 2008, Alexander Wendt and Raymond Duvall published an article titled “Sovereignty and the UFO,” which demonstrated how a UFO taboo in international relations theory upheld…
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Dominant group backlash? Majority responses to minority participation in the police
Journal of Peace Research, Ahead of Print. Security sector reform often involves integrating marginalized groups into the police. Extensive discussion surrounds the benefits of inclusion to the marginalized group, but…
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“No se Cuidan (They Don’t Take Care of Themselves)”: Reframing Reproductive Rights as Contraceptive Responsibility in Post-ICPD Mexico
Abstract Mexico has a complicated history when it comes to contraception. Malthusian concerns about population growth have shaped national imperatives to reduce fertility by pushing contraception —especially on Mexico’s rural,…
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Movements to Combat Sex-Trafficking: The Social Construction of a Global Problem and Its Solutions
Millennium, Ahead of Print. In this paper we analyze the international movements against sex-trafficking, identifiable for 150 years. We critically assess actor-centric approaches within IR that assume a tight connection between…
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Against Sovereignty: The Colonial Limits of Modern Politics
Millennium, Ahead of Print. The discipline of International Relations is premised upon the idea that a premodern world of empires and colonial domination was gradually replaced through the global spread…
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Lattice-Based Programmable Hash Functions and Applications
Abstract Driven by the open problem raised by Hofheinz and Kiltz (J Cryptol 25(3):484–527, 2012), we study the formalization of lattice-based programmable hash function (PHF) and give three types of…
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Masking the GLP Lattice-Based Signature Scheme at Any Order
Abstract Recently, numerous physical attacks have been demonstrated against lattice-based schemes, often exploiting their unique properties such as the reliance on Gaussian distributions, rejection sampling and FFT-based polynomial multiplication. As…
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Making Sense of (Post)Neoliberalism
Politics &Society, Ahead of Print. The many contradictory interpretations of neoliberalism raise doubts about the value of this concept. This article discusses the literature on neoliberalism for identifying a “minimum…
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What They Are Fighting For – Introducing the UCDP Conflict Issues Dataset
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Although conflict issues – the stated goals of actors engaged in conflict – hold a privileged position in many theoretical explanations of the…
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Hidden figures: how legal experts influence the design of international institutions
European Journal of International Relations, Ahead of Print. Whose preferences influence the design of international institutions? Scholarship on the legalization of international politics and creation of international legal institutions largely…
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Far away but close at heart? German and Israeli consumption of news concerning the 2022 Russian–Ukrainian war
Media, War &Conflict, Ahead of Print. This study, conducted in Germany and Israel in May 2021, compares German and Israeli news media consumption concerning the Russian–Ukrainian war using a structured…
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‘Women helping women’: Deploying gender in US counterinsurgency wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Security Dialogue, Ahead of Print. Central to the goal of ‘hearts and minds’ counterinsurgency is the need for knowledge, understanding and influence in relation to local populations. Building on feminist…
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Suffering for/against the nation: Gharbzadegi and the tensions of anticolonialism in Iran
Millennium, Ahead of Print. What accounts for the nation’s persistence as a central object of identification in anticolonial movements during the 1960s? How can we understand the appeal of nationalism…
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Bureaucratic Beliefs and Representation: Linking Social Identities, Attitudes, and Client Outcomes
The American Review of Public Administration, Ahead of Print. Representative bureaucracy theory posits that the demographic makeup of a bureaucracy can affect how policy is implemented, especially when bureaucrats engage…
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The Enforcement of U.S. Economic Sanctions and Global De-risking Behavior
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Evidence suggests that firms frequently over-comply with U.S. sanctions—a process also known as “de-risking.” We argue that U.S. enforcement of its economic sanctions…
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Book review: Managing Meaning in Ukraine: Information, Communication and Narration since the Euromaidan Revolution
Media, War &Conflict, Ahead of Print.
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Book review: Strategic Conspiracy Narratives: A Semiotic Approach
Media, War &Conflict, Ahead of Print.
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Masculinity, Morality, and the State in Northern Kenya: The Case of Baringo County's Il Chamus
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. Since the early 2000s, armed attacks and inter-ethnic violence have increased in parts of northern Kenya's Baringo County. This article examines how the Maa-speaking Il…
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Backgrounds With Benefits? Rebel Group Origins and Concessions During Civil Wars in Africa
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. Why do governments make concessions to some rebels but not others? We argue that the origins of rebel groups influence the bargaining process,…
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Direkte Demokratie in den GemeindenMartina Flick Witzig und Adrian Vatter, Basel, NZZ Libro (2023), 207 S., ISBN 978–3–907396‐24‐7
Swiss Political Science Review, EarlyView.
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Pacification through decentralization: An explanatory analysis of ethno‐territorial cabinet conflict in Belgium (1979–2006)
Abstract The impact of decentralization on ethno-territorial conflict is widely debated, but empirical analyses of ethno-territorial party politics are scarce. This paper uses novel data on conflicts in power-sharing cabinets…
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Multiplicity and ‘The International’ as Critique – A Forum
Millennium, Ahead of Print. This forum reconsiders the standing of ‘the international’ in relation to ‘critique’. Is this relation best understood in ways reminiscent of the ‘Fourth Great Debate’, where…
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The Abrahamic Ideology: Patrilineal Kinship and the Politics of Peacemaking in the Contemporary Middle East
Millennium, Ahead of Print. This article examines the geopolitical landscape organised by the Abraham Accords, signed in 2020 between Israel, the UAE and Bahrain under US sponsorship, by exploring their…
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Book Review: Hidden Voices Lived Experiences in the Irish Welfare Space by Joe Whelan
Critical Social Policy, Ahead of Print.
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Uncertainty, Information, and Risk in International Technology Races
Journal of Conflict Resolution, Ahead of Print. A formal model reveals how the information environment affects international races to implement a powerful, dangerous new military technology, which may cause a…
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