Cooperation and Conflict

Papers
(The TQCC of Cooperation and Conflict is 4. 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Rules of recognition? Explaining diplomatic representation since the Congress of Vienna17
A trans-scalar approach to peacebuilding and transitional justice: Insights from the Democratic Republic of Congo16
Logics of Othering: Sweden as Other in the time of COVID-1913
Is world politics class politics? States, social forces and voting in the United Nations General Assembly 1946–202012
Theorizing conflict opponent noncompliance from ceasefire monitoring11
Regional international organizations in Africa as recipients of foreign aid: Why are some more attractive to donors than others?11
Capitalising on virtue: Global climate politics and the life cycle of status symbols11
Pragmatist Power Europe: Resilience and evolution in planetary organic crisis10
From policy to practice: How NATO joined forces with NGOs for the protection of civilians10
The reality and power of international law: Georg Schwarzenberger’s forgotten theory of International Relations9
Defence cooperation and change: How defence industry integration fostered development of the European security community9
Kraftwerk and the international ‘re-birth of Germany’: Multiplicity, identity and difference in music and International Relations8
What’s the point of being a discipline? Four disciplinary strategies and the future of International Relations8
‘Recognising Merit’ in late British colonial Cyprus7
Order and justice in ontological security studies7
Disinformation and gendered boundarymaking: Nordic media audiences making sense of “Swedish decline”7
Re-conceptualizing triangular coercion in International Relations7
Editors’ note on the Best Review Prize 20227
Better together? Civil society coordination during peace negotiations6
Everyday peace in the Ninewa Plains, Iraq: Culture, rituals, and community interactions6
The irony of prestige: Status-seeking as rational choice6
The effect of asymmetric interdependence on the outcomes of military cooperation in the Sahel6
Trust and confidence in regime creation and sustainment: A taxonomy5
The pursuit of inclusion: Conditions for civil society inclusion in peace processes in communal conflicts in Kenya5
When the digits don’t add up: Research strategies for post-digital peacebuilding5
An emotions agenda for peace: Connections beyond feelings, power beyond violence5
What do ‘local elites’ seek from EU security policies in the Sahel? Re-thinking the agency of non-European actors4
UN peacekeeping upon deployment: Peacekeeping activities in theory and practice4
Bourdieu the ethnographer: Grounding the habitus of the ‘far-right’ voter4
Simultaneously inhabited lifeworlds: A phenomenological approach to understanding peace and conflict4
The importance of being civilized: Opera houses as status symbols in International Relations4
The cost of dehumanization: How political rhetoric shapes public resistance to cooperation with adversaries4
The emerging corporate turn in transitional justice4
Operational claims, normative trade-offs, and the legitimation of international organizations4
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