In recent years, the concept of the Anthropocene has received significant attention within International Relations (IR). The term denotes a geological epoch in which human […]
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Vilnius Becomes a Hub of the International Statistics Community – the 2026 IAOS Conference Has Begun
The 20th Conference of the International Association for Official Statistics (IAOS) has opened today in Vilnius, bringing together experts in statistics, data science, public administration, […]
The International Political Economy of Corporations and Post-Pandemic Inflation – E-International Relations
In 2021, as the Covid-19 pandemic abated, global inflation rates began to rise. A year later, they peaked at 8.7% (IMF, 2023), with higher rates […]
The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International Relations
The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International RelationsEdited By Diego Brasioli, Laura Guercio, Giovanna Gnerre Landini, and Andrea de GiorgioRoutledge, 2025 The transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) […]
The End of International Law?
The US intervention in Venezuela and the reinterpretation of the Monroe Doctrine have been viewed in light of a crucial present-day question: Is this the […]
Peace Studies and International Relations in an Age of Polycrisis
On January 27th, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists revealed the 2026 setting of the Doomsday Clock, its long-standing attempt to communicate how close humanity stands to […]
International Development and the Success/Failure Binary
From ‘Dead Aid’ (Moyo, 2010) to ‘Failed Nations’ (Acemoglu & Robinson, 2012) and the ‘Bottom Billion’ (Collier, 2007): a narrative of failure and doom seems […]
A Methodological Proposal for the Analysis of Contradiction in International Politics
This article was shortlisted as part of the 2025 E-International Relations Article Award, sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Polity, Sage, Bloomsbury, Manchester University Press, Palgrave Macmillan and Bristol University Press. We live in a time when classical dialectical […]
Toward a New Grammar of International Relations
Is the world unipolar, multipolar, or sliding back into a new bipolarity? These categories dominate contemporary debates in international relations. They shape how policymakers describe […]
US Bombing of Iran and the Transition to a New International Legal Order
In the wake of intensifying international suspicion regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions, in June 2025 United States conducted a series of precision bombings against three of […]