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Feminist foreign policy in Latin America : comparing Mexico, Chile and Colombia

Zilla, Claudia; Peschke, Marie - 2026

In Latin America, Mexico (2020), Chile (2022) and Colombia (2022) have all officially committed to a feminist foreign policy (FFP). The introduction of a feminist approach to foreign policy should be seen in the context of a growing awareness of gender issues in international, regional and...

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Sovereign wealth funds and foreign policy : how Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar invest in their power

Roll, Stephan - 2026

Five of the world’s most active and largest sovereign wealth funds are to be found in the Gulf Region: the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and the United Arab Emirates’ Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), Mubadala and ADQ. These funds not only...

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The limits of multilateral climate policy : COP30 and the conflict between petrostates and electrostates

Könneke, Jule; Adolphsen, Ole - 2026

The fossil-fuel foreign policy of the United States under President Donald Trump has intensified the conflict between petrostates and electrostates in international climate politics. At COP30 in Belém in November 2025, this cleavage was particularly evident in the dispute over a roadmap for the...

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Industrial policy in the competition between an existing hegemon and a rising superpower : the case of the US and China

Zhang, Kevin H. - 2026

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The international trade dimensions of the United States critical minerals security strategy

Usman, Zainab - 2026

This paper examines the trade dimensions of the policy instruments employed by the United States to secure critical minerals supply chains. Drawing on policy statements, executive orders, tariff schedules, and six bilateral critical minerals agreements announced in 2025, it assesses how US trade...

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Western Balkans 2035: demographic resilience and strategic migration planning under EU integration and isolation scenarios : analytical report

Jurić, Tado - 2026

This report examines how migration will shape the region’s demographic and socio-economic future by 2035 under two trajectories: EU Integration, marked by institutional strengthening and circular mobility, and Strategic Isolation, characterised by governance stagnation and one-way outflows....

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Bangladesh in the Indo-Pacific : an analysis of the interim government's foreign policy

Bose, Sohini - 2026

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Economic coercion as foreign policy signalling : China's punitive measures against France : 2008-2009

Papageorgiou, Maria Mary; Palaios, Panagiotis - 2026

This case study examines China's use of informal economic coercion against France during the 2008 Tibet crisis. Drawing on official Chinese statements, trade data, and bilateral agreements, the case study traces events from March 2008 to late 2009 and highlights Beijing's efforts to enforce...

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Unpacking China's Wolf Warrior Diplomacy: Patterns, drivers, and implications

Lim, Jaehwan; Itō, Asei; Zhang, Hongyong - 2025

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Minority government in Japan : limited scope for foreign policy initiatives

Sakaki, Alexandra - 2025

Ishiba Shigeru became prime minister of Japan in October 2024, after unexpectedly winning the leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). His long-desired success came with a bitter aftertaste, however. After a poor showing for the LDP in the lower house elections at the end of...

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National response toward climate change under the US-China rivalry : the case of the South China Sea, Oceania, and Taiwan

Cheng, Fang-Ting - 2025

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Opportunities and challenges of China's economic ties with Kazakhstan : looking back to look forward

Lim, Guanie; Tjia, Linda Yin-Nor; Murashkin, Nikolay - 2025

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Mohr, Cathrin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2025

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Sanctions solutions : how to implement more effective sanctions

Gillespie, James - 2025

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Shifting U.S. approaches to Eurasia

Malhotra, Shairee; Zakharov, Aleksei; Jayaprakash, … - 2025

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Strategies of small states at the crossroads of regional development and global integration : the case of Armenia

Atoyan, Vardan; Khachikyan, Sos; Petrosyan, Nushik - 2025

In an era of global systemic transformations, small states encounter heightened challenges in safeguarding their sovereignty and maintaining strategic relevance. This article examines Armenia's foreign policy as a representative case of small state behavior in a contested geopolitical...

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Decentring Éuropean Union foreign policy : addressing colonial dynamics in EU-Algeria relations

Barbieux, Francois; Bouris, Dimitris - 2025

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"Europe and the rest" in official EU discourse : legitimising "geopolitical Europe" through the "jungle" analogy and beyond

Cebeci, Münevver - 2025

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Queering European Union foreign and security policy : invisibility, heteronormativity and binaries in the EU's approach to women, peace and security

Bouris, Dimitris; Kenny, Saul; Mühlenhoff, Hanna - 2025

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Intensity of international sanctions and internal conflict : the case of Iran

Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza; Gutmann, Jerg - 2025

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Stalled repatriation of Rohingya refugees : diplomatic hurdles, regional politics, and the path to sustainable solutions

Ferdous, Jannatul; Atar, Emrah - 2025

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What happens when your hand is in my pocket : the foreign policy effects of China's foreign direct investment in Africa

Ndofor, Hermann Achidi; Jones, Carla D.; Li, Mengge - 2025

This study utilizes social exchange theory to argue that a more complete picture of the effects of China’s FDI in Africa needs to include non-economic factors, especially institutional forces that incorporate macro political considerations. We propose that economic dependencies created by...

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Young Mongolians and the world in 2024 : (national opinion poll results)

Byambajav, D.; Purevsuren, U.; Mendee, J.; Ariunbold, Ts.; … - 2025

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In the vortex of great power competition : climate, trade, and geostrategic rivalry in U.S.-China-EU relations

Mehling, Michael - 2025

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The trade impact of the creation/disbandment of diplomatic relations : the case involving Mainland China and Chinese Taiwan

Kamanga, Promise - 2025

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The public and the assembly : foreign public opinion and voting in the UNGA

Plouffe, Michael - 2025

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Assessing the impact of U.S. economic aid and military support on the strategic dynamics of Pakistan's foreign policy : a study of diplomatic relations and public sentiment

Gul, Hafsa; Naseem, Imran; Khan, Muhammad Bahar; Zaman, … - 2025

The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach to address a gap in the existing literature by investigating the impact of U.S. economic assistance, shifts in U.S. military backing, diplomatic disagreements, and public opinion on Pakistan's foreign policy decisions. Previously, there was a focus on...

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Multilateralism à la carte : how China navigates global economic institutions

Conceição, Eugénia da; Schmidtke, Henning; Serrano … - 2025

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The profits of personality : advancing the fourth "I" in international political economy research

Calvert, Julia; Kaarbo, Juliet - 2025

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Diplomacy, sanctions, and military might : India's post-Galwan strategies in managing China

Joshi, Manoj - 2025

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Technovation futures and state activism : configuring the United Kingdom's economic statecraft

Salter, George - 2025

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New economic statecraft and global technology conflicts : the dilemma for middle powers

Aggarwal, Vinod K.; Reddie, Andrew W. - 2025

Market-oriented theorizing fails to capture the reality of government intervention in the global economy. Trade and investment measures by governments around the globe, designed to protect strategic industries and maintain a security of supply in the wake of a return to strategic competition,...

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Do external threats affect international relations? : evidence from small states neighbouring Russia

Taralashvili, Tamar; Belmonte, Alessandro; Teobaldelli, … - 2025

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Cambodia's foreign relations in regional and global contexts

2025 - 2ⁿᵈ edition

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Semantics as Strategy : interpreting China's official discourse on South Asia

Jargad, Shruti; Xavier, Constantino - 2025

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Japan in Southeast Asia : countering China's growing influence

Sakaki, Alexandra - 2025

Southeast Asia has long been a foreign policy priority for Japan, but Tokyo has intensified its engagement - both with the ASEAN Community as a whole and with individual member states - since 2012. Japan views China’s growing influence in Southeast Asia as a major foreign policy challenge...

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China-Ukraine relations and the Belt and Road Initiative : challenges and future prospects

Simonov, Mykyta - 2025

The Belt and Road Initiative is an innovative global strategy launched by China to enhance economic cooperation and connectivity across Asia, Europe, and Africa. The European continent holds particular significance within China's foreign policy, serving as a key area for investment, market...

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Cities as actors in the EU policy towards China

Kamiński, Tomasz; Ciesielska-Klikowska, Joanna; Gzik, … - 2025

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The European Union's place in United States-China strategic competition : how role dynamics drive Brussels towards Washington

Biba, Sebastian - 2025

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Does populism matter in EU-China relations? : the cases of Italy and Czechia

Jakimów, Małgorzata; Boni, Filippo; Turcsányi, Richard Q. - 2025

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What geopolitical returns does ODA bring?

Bau, Nicolas; Dietrich, Simone - 2025

We review the literature on the political economy of foreign aid, examining the geopolitical returns generated by Official Development Assistance (ODA). Our paper identifies conditions under which donors are able to influence political and economic outcomes in recipient countries, shape their...

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Turkey's turns to Central Asia : learning by doing

Isachenko, Daria - 2025

Ankara’s role in Central Asia is often assessed through the "Great Game" lens, in which Turkey is supposed to challenge the influence of Russia and China. On the one hand, such a perspective attests to the growing role of Turkey in the region. On the other hand, this view ignores the agency of...

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The end of the diplomatic thaw between Japan and China : how geopolitical rivalry shapes bilateral relations

Fukuta, Kento; Sakaki, Alexandra - 2025

The relationship between Japan and China is of far-reaching importance for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific, as the two countries are the world’s fourth- and second-largest economies, respectively. Over the past 15 years, bilateral tensions have deepened markedly, even as the two...

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A dynamic modelling of the regional and international political economy of US aid to Pakistan

Abbas, Syed Ali; Syed, Shabib Haider; Campbell, Neil; … - 2025

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The impact of the Russian sanctions on the Turkish tourism sector : firm-level evidence

Yücel, Canan Yüksel; Taymaz, Erol - 2025

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Trump's tariffs and the changing global order

Mahmud, Kawsar Uddin - 2025

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Javier Milei's ideology and policy : libertarian populism in Argentina

Zilla, Claudia - 2024

Javier Milei's disruptive political style does not appear to have changed since taking office as Argentina's president on 10 December 2023. He continues to behave, including on social media, as an aggressive, lone warrior leading a crusade. Milei's government policies are largely in line with...

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Turkey's strategic autonomy in the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean

Isachenko, Daria; Kaymak, Erol - 2024

In the Black Sea, Turkey has been able to engage in resource exploration and joint security arrangements with its neighbours. Ankara's approach to the Black Sea demonstrates that with the right diplomatic efforts and mutual recognition of interests, regional cooperation is possible even in...

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Economy and national security : US foreign economic policy under Trump and Biden

Daniels, Laura von - 2024

The United States sees the rise of authoritarian China as the primary risk to its national security and the global order. US foreign policy views the economy across party lines as being part of "national security" - especially vis-à-vis China. In its competition with China, the United States is...

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How Russia is recruiting for the long war : covertly mobilising volunteers while preparing for a new round of compulsory mobilisation

Klein, Margarete - 2024

In its war of attrition against Ukraine, the Kremlin is counting on outnumbering the enemy over a long period in terms of both hardware and personnel. Following the unpopular partial mobilisation in autumn 2022, the recruitment of contract soldiers and volunteer fighters was stepped up...

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