International Studies Quarterly

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International Studies Quarterly - An International Studies Association (ISA) Journal, Editors-in-Chief: Sam Bell, Elena McLean, and Jeffrey Pickering

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International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Aug 18, 2025

In this article, @skumsrud92426 questions the familiar assumption that the balance of power and anarchy are mutually reinforcing concepts & argues that this relationship is neither natural nor necessary.tinyurl.com/sqaf064

academic.oup.com Anarchy Is What the Balance of Power Made of It: Two Core Concepts and the Public/Private Distinc... Abstract. In this article, I question a familiar assumption in International Relations (IR): that the balance of power and anarchy are mutually reinforcing

International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Aug 18, 2025

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International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Aug 18, 2025

New research by @ProfRickyClark, @lindsayrdolan &@alexazeitz using African public opinion finds citizens support foreign aid conditions when they distrust their government & trust the donor. These findings reshape our understanding of accountability relations in global governance
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International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Aug 18, 2025

New research by @ProfRickyClark, @lindsayrdolan &@alexazeitz using African public opinion finds citizens support foreign aid conditions when they distrust their government & trust the donor. These findings reshape our understanding of accountability relations in global governance

International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Jun 9, 2025

Using an original coding of legal and nonlegal recommendations, Kyle Reed’s new article finds that human rights arguments framed with legal references are substantially more likely to succeed. tinyurl.com/sqaf042

International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl Jun 3, 2025

@MEckerEhrhardt, S. Verhaegen & S. Quack’s article shows that nonstate actors can boost the legitimacy of global governance by contributing expertise, representation, public interest orientation, transparency &operational capacity to governance processes. tinyurl.com/sqaf040

academic.oup.com Nonstate Actor Inclusion and the Social Legitimacy of Global Governance Institutions Abstract. Nonstate actors play powerful roles in global governance institutions (GGIs) as advocates, experts, representatives, regulators, monitors, and im