International Affairs

📢 NEW ISSUE ALERT!

The September issue of IA is out now! It features:

🚁 11 articles in a special section on Jus ad vim at 20: on the continued relevance of force-short-of-war guest edited by @ChristianBraun, Daniel Brunstetter & Esther Reed

📖 6 articles on topics like People’s Tribunals, African security, digital non-alignment and more

💰 A policy paper on direct funding for indigenous organizations

📚 14 reviews of the latest International Relations books

Check it out here: academic.oup.com/ia/issue/102/5

How can probabilistic forecasting lead to better foreign policy decision-making?

In his #openaccess article, @EamonAloyo argues for embedding psychological findings, behavioural economics and political science into jus ad vim decision-making. Read here: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

‘Examining cases of limited use of force involving India reveals how the policy behaviour of the country's strategic community is shaped by traditional Indian thought,’ writes Kaushik Roy.

Read his article in our latest special section: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

How is Germany managing the tension between European expectations and its capacities and willingness to take responsibility for leadership in the region?

Read about Germany’s reluctance to lead European security institutions in @b_blumenau’s #openaccess article: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…

What is ‘digital non-alignment’ and how has it emerged as a leading framework for technology policy across Europe and Asia?

Read about India’s approach to navigating the technological competition between the US and China in @smalcomson’s #openaccess article: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia…