BOOKS

How do differing degrees of recognition shape the domestic and, especially, international politics of de facto states? Addressing this intriguing question, the authors of States in Limbo    More >

With Yemen's militant Houthis capturing international attention through their activities in the Red Sea, the dynamics of the ongoing, wider conflict in Yemen—rarely discussed and    More >

Situated between India, China, and the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh occupies an increasingly important position within the evolving Indo-Pacific order. Abdullah Al Mamoon greatly enhances our    More >

The UN has not authorized any new peacekeeping missions since 2014, despite the increasing number of wars. Other peacebuilding actors, such as the EU, have turned to military training and    More >

Is Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood best understood, per the conventional wisdom, as either a largely stagnant movement or one that has followed a steady trajectory toward moderation? Or, as    More >

How do we know whether a peace operation has been successful? How is success defined? And, success for whom? Paul Diehl and Daniel Druckman explore the complexities of evaluating peace    More >

What happens when voices in your social media feed are not real people, but instead come from a coordinated, and dangerous, production line? How does a troll farm manufacture credibility,    More >

What is the nature of women's leadership in global governance? What impact have female leaders had? The authors of this groundbreaking collection provide insights into the leadership    More >

What sustains political order once legitimacy no longer secures authority and institutional purpose begins to thin? This is the central question animating Hollow Sovereignty. Dean Caivano    More >

One of Africa's most respected gender scholars, Kopano Ratele has spent decades asking questions that mainstream gender studies has been slow to take seriously: What does racism do to    More >