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  1. Playing Hard to Get: Strategic Signaling in Aid Bargaining 2026-08-08
  2. Mutually Hurting or Mutually Beneficial Stalemates? Alternative Logics Shaping Conflict Outcomes 2026-07-25
  3. Balancing Act: Coercion, Terrorism, and Regime Stability 2026-07-24
  4. Introducing the Rebel Internal Governance (RIG) Dataset 2026-07-14
  5. Slave Empire: Ottoman Islamic Slavery and State Formation 2026-07-13
  6. “The many metaphors of silence: Conceptualizing silence as a collaborative structure” 2026-07-11
  7. Buying Hearts and Minds, Securing Blue Helmets: UN Quick Impact Projects and Violence against Peacekeepers 2026-07-10
  8. Patterns of Indirect Violence in Conventional War: Territorial Contestation and Civilian Casualties during the War in Ukraine 2026-07-09
  9. Moral Hazard in the Global Financial Safety Net: Evidence from Bilateral Swap Agreements 2026-07-06
  10. Footloose Capital in the Land of America First: Populism, Nationalism and Mass Preferences Over Corporate Tax 2026-06-16
  11. Competing State Interests and the Strategic Use of Advisory Proceedings: Written Submissions in the ICJ Climate Case 2026-04-23
  12. Climate Shocks, Political Conflict, and the Resilience of Democracies 2026-04-17
  13. Debating Global International Relations (IR): Philosophical and Meta-Theoretical Perspectives 2026-04-13
  14. Testing Allies Through Conflict: Loyalty, Adverse Selection, and War 2026-04-13
  15. Thankless Task: Alliance Defense Investments and U.S. Public Support for War 2026-04-08
  16. The Emergence of Foreign Policy 2026-04-08
  17. Climate Change and National Security: What Drives the Agenda? 2026-04-06
  18. Does Public Diplomacy Sway Domestic Public Opinion? Presidential Travel Abroad and Approval at Home 2026-04-01
  19. Walking the Walk, Not Talking the Talk: Project Features and Policy Change in International Organizations 2026-03-25
  20. Globalization and Political Protests: The Role of Imported Movies 2026-03-23
  21. Migration, Remittances, and Petty Corruption in Africa 2026-03-20
  22. Fortune or Fear? State Legislators’ Responses to Chinese Ownership of US Agricultural Land 2026-03-19
  23. Sharpening Blunt Instruments: Exploiting Non-Linearities for Causal Identification 2026-03-18
  24. Divisions at Home, Broken Promises Abroad? How Domestic Politics Shapes the United States’ Nuclear Credibility 2026-03-18
  25. Epidemics and Conflicts: Lessons from Imperial China 2026-03-11
  26. Conserving What’s Left: The International Environmental Regime and Subnational Resistance to Cooperation 2026-03-06
  27. Global Value Chains and Corporate Opposition to Sanctions 2026-02-05
  28. What Does It Mean to Be a Reliable Ally? 2026-02-05
  29. Multinational Military Exercises, the US Combatant Command System, and the Assembling of the American Security Order 2026-02-05
  30. Bound by History: How Antecedents Shaped the League of Nations Institutional Design 2026-02-05
  31. Revisiting Our Understanding of Major Power Diplomacy: The Causes and Consequences of High-Level Diplomatic Visits with China, 1960–2020 2026-02-05
  32. Trials and Triangulations: Analyzing Aggregation Sensitivity in Event Data on Political Violence 2026-02-04
  33. Long-Distance Nationalism and Peace Settlement Preferences 2026-01-27
  34. Today Ukraine, Tomorrow Taiwan? Assessing US Reputation and Deterrence across International Crises 2026-01-23
  35. Who Shakes More: Multinational Corporations’ Trade Responses to Political Tension 2026-01-14
  36. Global Governance by Manual: The Transitional Justice Toolkit and the Standardization of a Field 2026-01-12
  37. Preserve, Pressure, Protect, and Peel: The US–China Rivalry and the Politics of Vaccine Provision 2026-01-10
  38. Field Presence and the Performance of Environmental Projects: Evidence from the Global Environment Facility 2026-01-08
  39. Mind over Metal: Public Opinion on Autonomous Weapons in the United States, Brazil, Germany, and China 2026-01-07
  40. The Consequences of Violence for Women’s Candidacy in Legislative Elections: Insights from a Global Analysis 2026-01-06
  41. Adaptation and Nongovernmental Organizations: An Ecological Approach for Understanding NGO–State Interactions in the Struggle to End Violence against Women 2025-12-20
  42. State Control over Telecommunications, Surveillance, and Militant Mobilization 2025-12-11
  43. Cyber Chess: Using a New Panel Dataset to Identify Global Patterns in National Cybersecurity-Strategy Adoption 2025-12-11
  44. Unnamed but Reassuring: Quasi-Secrecy and Public Support for Foreign Policy 2025-12-11
  45. Populist Publics’ Affinity for Nuclear Weapons? Explaining Opposition to the Nuclear Sharing Weapons in European Populist Publics 2025-12-09
  46. Covert Assignments: Undercover Infiltration and the Repression of Protests 2025-11-29
  47. From Bullets to Balance Sheets: How Military Involvement in the Economy Shapes Leader Survival 2025-11-17
  48. Treasure Troves: Understanding Sovereign Wealth Funds Using the SWIFT Dataset 2025-11-14
  49. The Effect of Racial Resentment and Out-Group Cues on Support for Climate Policy 2025-11-12
  50. Indexes, Currencies, and the Political Economy of Sovereign Bond Market Access 2025-11-11