This journal examines international relations through various theoretical lenses, including memory politics, anticolonial discourse, international practice theory, and the role of humor. It explores how historical traumas, nuclear technology, and geopolitical rivalries shape foreign policy and international dynamics. The journal also investigates the impact of digital technologies, inter-institutional competition, and status symbols on global politics, as well as the complexities of proxy wars and norm contestation.
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Subject Classification
Web of Science Categories
International RelationsPolitical Science
Scopus Categories
Social Sciences (miscellaneous)Strategy and ManagementDevelopmentPolitical Science and International Relations
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
International Relations and Foreign PolicyEuropean Union Policy and GovernancePeacebuilding and International SecurityGlobal Peace and Security DynamicsPolitical Conflict and Governance