This journal examines the impact of "Trumpism" on global governance, multilateralism, and international relations. It analyzes shifts in US foreign policy, the quest for strategic autonomy by actors like the EU, and the implications for geopolitical dynamics, economic competition, and technological transfer, particularly concerning the Global South. The journal also explores challenges to established norms, the rise of multipolar systems, and the adaptive responses within global governance frameworks, including climate and AI governance.
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SJR Quartile by Discipline
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Political Science and International RelationsQ1
Public AdministrationQ2
Subject Classification
Web of Science Categories
Political SciencePublic Administration
Scopus Categories
Political Science and International RelationsPublic Administration
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
Public Policy and Administration ResearchSustainability and Climate Change GovernanceLocal Government Finance and DecentralizationSocial Policy and Reform StudiesE-Government and Public ServicesPolicy Transfer and LearningClimate Change Policy and EconomicsChina's Socioeconomic Reforms and GovernanceCorruption and Economic DevelopmentInternational Development and Aid