Cooperation and Conflict

Papers
(The median citation count of Cooperation and Conflict is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Symbolic stories of family in the language of peace19
Review of special issue on ‘IR, multiplicity and the problematique of difference’15
A trans-scalar approach to peacebuilding and transitional justice: Insights from the Democratic Republic of Congo11
Seeking ontological security through thick narratives: Syrian civil war, ontological insecurity, and narratives11
An emotions agenda for peace: Connections beyond feelings, power beyond violence11
Best Review Prize 202211
Wager upon wager: Assessing Iver B. Neumann’s contribution to International Relations10
Machine guardians: The Terminator, AI narratives and US regulatory discourse on lethal autonomous weapons systems10
The production and performance of status: Behind the scenes of an international summit9
What makes strategic narrative efficient: Ukraine on Russian e-news platforms9
Forum on Heikki Patomäki’s World Statehood: The Future of World Politics9
Normative power at its unlikeliest: EU democratic norms and security service reform in Ukraine7
Rebuilding Mosul: Public opinion on foreign-led heritage reconstruction7
Audience, agenda setting, and issue salience in international negotiations7
Corrigendum (Ditrych and Kucera)7
Logics of Othering: Sweden as Other in the time of COVID-197
Claims to ignorance as a form of participation in transitional justice6
Everyday peace in the Ninewa Plains, Iraq: Culture, rituals, and community interactions6
Small states shelter diplomacy: Balancing costs of entrapment and abandonment in the alliance dilemma6
The pursuit of inclusion: Conditions for civil society inclusion in peace processes in communal conflicts in Kenya6
Rules of recognition? Explaining diplomatic representation since the Congress of Vienna6
Reciprocal institutional visibility: Youth, peace and security and ‘inclusive’ agendas at the United Nations6
Obliged tolerance: Power at the intersection of everyday peace and the intervention economy5
Interlocking peace processes: Between competing and complementing peacemaking efforts in interlocking conflicts5
When the digits don’t add up: Research strategies for post-digital peacebuilding5
Is world politics class politics? States, social forces and voting in the United Nations General Assembly 1946–20205
How do states reminisce? Building relations through bonding narratives4
Trusting neighbours? Public perceptions on civil defence cooperation across the Nordics4
Contested heritage in Susya: Asymmetry and possibilities for peace4
Who performs better? A comparative analysis of problem-solving effectiveness and legitimacy attributions to international organizations4
Challenging civil society perceptions of NATO: Engaging the Women, Peace and Security agenda4
Legacies of war: Syrian narratives of conflict and visions of peace4
Trust and confidence in regime creation and sustainment: A taxonomy4
Martial(ling) peace at the war museum: Emotion, desires and representations of the war-peace dichotomy4
Regional international organizations in Africa as recipients of foreign aid: Why are some more attractive to donors than others?4
Constitutional inclusion in divided societies: Conceptual choices, practical dilemmas and the contribution of the grassroots in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland4
The rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire’s religiously inspired status symbols3
Contestation and norm change in whale and elephant conservation: Non-use or sustainable use?3
UN peacekeeping upon deployment: Peacekeeping activities in theory and practice3
Simultaneously inhabited lifeworlds: A phenomenological approach to understanding peace and conflict3
Precarious multiplicity: France, ‘foreign fighters’ and the containment of difference3
Theorizing conflict opponent noncompliance from ceasefire monitoring3
Defence cooperation and change: How defence industry integration fostered development of the European security community3
Corrigendum: Delivering output and struggling for change: Tacit activism among professional transitional justice work in Sierra Leone and Kenya3
Trust in artificial intelligence: Producing ontological security through governmental visions3
‘Russian warship, go fuck yourself’: Humour and the (geo) political limits of vicarious war3
The importance of being civilized: Opera houses as status symbols in International Relations2
Kraftwerk and the international ‘re-birth of Germany’: Multiplicity, identity and difference in music and International Relations2
The reality and power of international law: Georg Schwarzenberger’s forgotten theory of International Relations2
What’s the point of being a discipline? Four disciplinary strategies and the future of International Relations2
The emerging corporate turn in transitional justice2
Bourdieu the ethnographer: Grounding the habitus of the ‘far-right’ voter2
From policy to practice: How NATO joined forces with NGOs for the protection of civilians2
Problematizing norms of heritage and peace: Militia mobilization and violence in Iraq2
(En)gendering post-conflict agency: Women’s experiences of the ‘local’ in Sierra Leone2
Whither European diplomacy? Long-term trends and the impact of the Lisbon Treaty2
Prestige and punishment: Status symbols and the danger of white elephants2
Trembling city: Policing Freetown’s war-peace transition2
Capitalising on virtue: Global climate politics and the life cycle of status symbols2
Pragmatist Power Europe: Resilience and evolution in planetary organic crisis2
United clubs of Europe: Informal differentiation and the social ordering of intra-EU diplomacy2
What do ‘local elites’ seek from EU security policies in the Sahel? Re-thinking the agency of non-European actors2
When international rituals go wrong: How ritual failure undermines peaceful change in NATO2
Branding ‘progressive’ security: The case of Sweden2
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