Contemporary Security Policy

International Relations

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  1. Theorizing the role of small drones in the Russia-Ukraine war 2026-09-08
  2. Reassessing coercion theory through the lens of the space domain 2026-09-06
  3. Reclaiming the voice? Precarity and the quest for freedom in Belarus 2026-09-05
  4. The politics of precarization in times of war and crisis: From paralysis to transformative resilience 2026-09-03
  5. The intelligence cyclone: How populism reshapes intelligence-policy relations 2026-09-01
  6. The quest for European autonomy and the risks of EU and NATO precarity 2026-08-20
  7. When leaders rock the boat: Leader reputation and the credibility of US commitments 2026-08-17
  8. Coercive nuclear threats under domestic dissonance: How public opinion shapes the nuclear credibility of autocracies and democracies 2026-08-17
  9. Democratic resilience to authoritarian disinformation: Initiating a needs-based approach 2026-07-23
  10. Resisting troop reductions: How downsizing burdens are allocated as UN peacekeeping contracts 2026-07-23
  11. From cricket diplomacy to digital fronts: YouTube comments and securitization of India-Pakistan rivalry 2026-07-15
  12. Extinction rebellion and the multi-order world: Ordering beyond the state 2026-06-22
  13. At the boundaries of order: Narrativity in a multi-order world 2026-06-21
  14. The arrival of the multi-order world—reflections on the state of play 2026-06-21
  15. Governing AI in the military domain in a multi-order world: China, the US, and visions of the “good life” 2026-06-17
  16. Ordering outside an order: Africa beyond the menu 2026-06-17
  17. European threat perceptions after Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine: The end of “strategic cacophony”? 2026-06-16
  18. Transformative resilience under geopolitical precarity: Uzbekistan’s regional strategy after 2016 2026-06-09
  19. Is Putin’s Eurasian order resilient? Problematizing “sameness” and “diversity” of resilience-governance in the multi-order world 2026-05-29
  20. “Taking down the sign”—narrating the liberal international order without American leadership 2026-05-29
  21. Global health security: The retreat of the liberal international order and the prospects for cooperation in a multi-order world 2026-05-26
  22. The gendered politics of wartime assistance: Female leaders and military aid to Ukraine 2026-05-25
  23. Re-ordering accountability: The significance of joint public attribution in a fragmented cyberspace 2026-05-21
  24. The fragile coherence of Russia’s international order 2026-05-19
  25. Beyond barrels and battleships: Maritime power and ontological security in the Arabian/Persian Gulf 2026-05-06
  26. Narrating a global order with Chinese characteristics 2026-05-01
  27. Arms possession or arms transfers? Divisions and future directions in arms trade research 2026-04-27
  28. Apocalyptic imaginaries: Risk and regulation in discourses of military AI and nuclear weapons 2026-03-09
  29. Control-by-design? Autonomous weapons systems as technopolitical projects 2026-03-06
  30. A civilizational imaginary of Western military technology 2026-03-06
  31. Interrogating the imaginary turn: Technology, war, and world politics in an era of great power competition 2026-03-05
  32. A paradigmatic study of strategic partnerships in international relations: Concepts, debates and theorizations 2026-03-05
  33. Russian roulette revisited: Does a limited nuclear strike constitute a winning strategy? 2026-02-12
  34. The balance of nuclear humility: Techno-optimism, complexity, and the perils of nuclear primacy 2026-02-03
  35. The offset imaginary: Great power competition, security imaginaries, and the making of artificial intelligence in American defense planning 2026-02-01
  36. The 2026 Bernard Brodie Prize 2026-01-22
  37. Editorial message 2026 2026-01-21
  38. Towards agentic security in the emerging European Union AI policy 2026-01-21
  39. A “journey to trust” for AI: Civil–military relations and epistemic authority in American socio-technical imaginaries of artificial intelligence 2026-01-18
  40. More than diversion: Economic turmoil, foreign-policy assertiveness, and China’s balance of risk 2026-01-10
  41. State-sponsored cyber conflict: How Russia responds to election interference allegations on social media 2026-01-08
  42. The paradox of power in cyberconflict: Why authoritarian states have the advantage 2026-01-05
  43. Beyond burden-sharing: Signaling and variation in NATO defence spending 2025-12-31
  44. War economy vs European Silicon Valley? The EU's competing sociotechnical imaginaries of defence innovation and industry 2025-12-11
  45. Considerations for disaster response as defence diplomacy: The challenges to building moralistic trust and diffuse reciprocity 2025-11-29
  46. Infrastructural entanglement and cloud hyperscalers in contemporary warfare: Insights from Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan 2025-11-25
  47. Defence and climate change: An introduction 2025-11-17
  48. Emissions reduction, military lands, and Canada’s defence policy 2025-11-09
  49. Climate security and militaries in the Bay of Bengal region: Climatization through humanitarian assistance and disaster relief 2025-11-03
  50. Short of disarmament: Towards a climate-responsible military despite geopolitical tensions? 2025-11-03