British Journal of Politics & International Relations

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Do electoral polls explain the winner–loser gap in political trust? A panel study on polls, election results, and political trust in Belgium 2026-09-05
From Bombay Street to Ballymena: The repertoires of sectarian violence and 21st-century racism 2026-09-03
Examining US–China strategic competition: The case of China’s global initiatives at the United Nations Secretariat 2026-08-31
Representations of nuclear risk in the UK Parliament: Understanding the role of political discourse in the development of preparedness activity for nuclear accidents 2026-08-09
The long shadow of the past: How Irish history shapes attitudes towards the Israel–Palestine conflict 2026-08-08
Risk mitigation versus gains maximisation – The two logics of smaller power hedging amid intensifying great power rivalry 2026-08-06
Party organisation and the strategic use of federal narratives in electoral campaigns: Evidence from Assam, India 2026-08-04
Does populism challenge the status quo? Understanding transgression and subversion in contemporary politics 2026-07-30
Cyclicality in reactionary internationalism: A genealogy of Realist, Spenglerian, and New Right theories of historical change 2026-07-29
Corrigendum to “(Il)Liberal peace? P5 approaches to conflict management and resolution” 2026-07-20
Immigration, business, and the state: UK immigration policy from New Labour to Brexit 2026-07-15
Centralisation without Independence: The functional scope of informal intergovernmental organisations 2026-07-13
The gradual return of balance of power politics: Emerging bipolarity, China’s escalated balancing, and China–US rivalry 2026-07-10
Time well spent? A population study of corporate access to the executive in the United Kingdom 2026-07-09
Terminating to Renegotiate? Strategic exit and the case of international investment agreements 2026-06-27
From having to doing vernacular security: Below-the-line commentary on the politics of extremism 2026-06-26
Keep your friends close, and your foes closer: State-centred analysis of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s enlargement 2026-06-01
The European Union’s foreign policy rhetoric at the United Nations General Assembly 2026-05-22
British strategic defence reviews: The jellyfish model of policymaking 2026-05-19
Grievance forums in autocracies: Surrogates for protest or instruments of control? 2026-05-15
Multicultural nationalism and the White English working class: Minorities within the majority? 2026-05-14
Perceptions of government performance and collective trauma: The case of the 2023 Turkish earthquakes 2026-05-12
Genealogy, origins and ontological security 2026-05-11
Populism’s elite-leader problem: From Bukele, Magufuli, and Trump to a theory of popular elitisms 2026-05-10
Understanding the relationship between external states and rebels: A typology 2026-05-08
Revolutionary leaders and election to the United Nations Security Council 2026-05-08
Corrigendum to ‘Conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes: A comparative European analysis’ 2026-05-04
Invoking Churchill: Zelenskyy’s use of myth diplomacy in the United Kingdom 2026-04-30
Conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes: A comparative European analysis 2026-04-13
Civilian control of political decision-making institutions and civil war 2026-03-31
External balancing short of alliances? Militarised-cooperative buck-passing in the China–Russia and the US–India military partnerships 2026-03-31
What makes ethnic majorities support the radical right? A combination of relative deprivation and social dominance approaches 2026-03-23
‘Muddying the waters’: Narrative DoppelGängers, information operations and US–China competition in the South China Sea 2026-03-21
Beyond blunders: British political studies and successful public policy 2026-03-20
Action-guiding for whom? Social movements and political theory of migration 2026-03-13
When do regional organisations shame? Non-Western responses to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine 2026-03-13
Democratisation after empire: Pre-independence extensions of political rights 2026-03-11
The politics of abstentionism: Comparing Sinn Féin’s Westminster abstentionism to the Basque Nationalist Left’s engagement with the Spanish Parliament, 1979–2025 2026-03-02
Imaginary Anglo-Saxons: The Anglosphere in Russia’s wartime narratives 2026-02-19
Bilateralism in multilateralism: France-Germany in Europe and the interlinking of institutional forms in Regional Order and World Politics 2026-02-19
Trump’s new America and the question of fascism 2026-02-07
The five spatial political logics of populism: An analytical framework and research agenda for studying the populist politicisation of space from the local to the transnational 2026-01-31
Glocalized norm interpretations: Explaining the emergence of India’s national climate policy approach 2026-01-31
Politicising safety and racialised and gendered criminalisation: Political agenda-setting and the case of Albanian asylum-seekers in the UK 2026-01-20
(Il)Liberal peace? P5 approaches to conflict management and resolution 2026-01-16
No more Mr nice guy? A leadership trait analysis of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer 2026-01-07
Understanding the EU’s Global Gateway through the lens of role theory: Adjusting its role enactment to defend the liberal order 2026-01-06
Why reassuring allies is harder than deterring adversaries in extended deterrence: Evidence from US extended deterrence for South Korea 2025-12-31
The power of disrespect: Overt impoliteness and hierarchy in leader-level diplomacy 2025-12-31
Why the Fed and ECB parted ways on climate change: The politics of divergence in the global central banking community 2025-12-30