International Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of International Politics is 3. 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 2022-07-01 to 2026-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
Exposing the binding chains of discursive bondage24
Between ambition and ambiguity: reconsidering Watson’s discussion of (semiperipheral) marcher states23
Conceptualizing religion and religious ideology in political science research: what is in a name and what description can do20
Restraining power through institutions: a unifying theme for domestic and international politics17
The Philippines in the face of the Ukraine–Russia War: from confusion and disorientation to critical neutrality16
The G20 reciprocal socialization for global coordination on sovereign debt and development: perspective of China15
Grievability and civilian harm in Weaponizing Civilian Protection14
Brexit and ‘Global Britain’: role adaptation and contestation in trade policy12
Determined diplomacy: land, law, and the strategic outreach of self-determination governments11
EU–Russia energy cooperation: implications for Lithuania’s energy security11
Multi-alignment and India’s response to the Russia–Ukraine war11
A tax like any other? Rebel taxes on narcotics and war time economic order10
Rethinking multilateralism: domestic incentives of multilateral aid10
The ‘China Threat’: Stereotypical representations in the US competition with China9
Turkey’s Diplomatic Maneuverability in a Multipolar World Order: A system Dynamic Simulation9
Germany and Nord Stream 2: evolution and end of an incongruous policy8
Making up is hard to do: reconciliation after interstate war8
Regional powers and the politics of scale8
Small European states and Brexit: comparing the coping strategies of Portugal and Finland7
The impact of NOCs in Chinese foreign policy: the cases of Angola and Sudan7
The Council of Europe, Russia, and the future of European cooperation: any lessons to be learned from the past?7
Neo-mercantilism in action: China and small states7
From regulatory inertia to strategic vulnerability: a neoclassical realist analysis of Britain’s critical minerals under-balancing7
Post-9/11 US thinking and approaches to nuclear deterrence: the Bush Doctrine and the role of nuclear weapons in US deterrence strategy7
Singapore’s stand on Russia’s war against Ukraine: Hobson’s choice?7
Correction to: Contempt, fear, and hubris: the 2008 Russian–Georgian war through the lens of affect7
The paperwork of plunder: how rebels govern illicit resources7
Contagious convergent cumulative cooperation: the dynamic development of the G20, BRICS and SCO6
The determinants of the European Union’s selective approach to trade sanctions in Southeast Asia6
South Korea: siding with the west and distancing from Russia6
How can individuals determine the success of statecraft?6
Evergreen questions in transitional justice6
Institutional barriers and pathways to RMB internationalization in a dollar-dominated global financial system6
Nuclear energy and international relations: the external strategy of Russia’s Rosatom6
Brazilian failures to consolidate a domestic nuclear industry: the role of science and technology policies6
Introduction to the forum: Kofi Annan and Global Leadership at the United Nations6
Analysing the policy process of China’s political accountability in the prevention and control of COVID-196
Explaining the “cult of toughness”: in-group fear, Kennedy’s reputation for weakness, and the Berlin Crisis of 19615
The ethno-nationalist logic of authoritarian protection: Russia’s war against Ukraine5
Discontinuities in Greece’s Middle Eastern foreign policy practice5
Strategic autonomy in Turkish foreign policy in an age of multipolarity: lineages and contradictions of an idea5
The domestic politics of European responses to Trump’s demands in defence and trade5
Russia, NATO and the view from the East5
Beyond the neoconservative legacy in American counterterrorism policy: from George W. Bush to forever war5
A grand strategy narrative of democratic hope: legitimizing the Biden administration’s democracy versus autocracy framework5
Deliberations on ‘The Self, and Other Stories’ by Laura J. Shepherd5
Reconnected normativity: the role of a contesting world society in Arctic science diplomacy5
What kind of vision(s)? The far-right and European security5
Introduction: Duncan Bell’s Dreamworlds of Race—A Conversation5
Introduction: the settler-colonial framing of Palestine—Matters of Justice and Truth5
Correction to: Brakeman or booster? Presidents, ideological polarization, reciprocity, and the politics of US arms control5
Correction to: Sustaining social license: nuclear weapons and the art of legitimation5
Avoiding and exploiting the tragedy of the commons: fishing, crime, and conflict in the South China Sea5
The Bush Doctrine redux: changes and continuities in American grand strategy since ‘9/11’5
Alliance politics across the Indo-Pacific: an offensive realist analysis of the QUAD’s transformation5
Arrighi’s pendulum: (Re)reading The Evolution of International Society in the twenty-first century4
Configurations of Japanese soft power and soft disempowerment in Brazil: implications and challenges4
Authoritarian peace through delegated coercion: the Chechenization model in Russia’s counterinsurgency4
International borders and armed conflicts in Europe and Northeast Asia since 1945: the moral hazard of great-power encroachments4
Considering liberation beyond statehood (deferred)4
Beyond hierarchy: regional orders in the twenty-first century4
Structured description, foreign policy analysis, and policy quality during the Biden decision to withdraw from Afghanistan4
Signaling virtue: legitimacy, reputation, and NATO’s strategic communications during the war in Ukraine4
Humanitarian logics in the evolution of international society4
America’s “China-First” grand strategy and the transatlantic bargain: revisiting the security–economics nexus4
Washington and tragicomedy: emploting the ‘Chinese threat’4
Reflections: the UK after Brexit4
From wages for housework to self-care: feminist perspectives on the care economy4
Civilian protection, counterinsurgency, and its intellectual histories4
Gender inclusion and rebel strategy: legitimacy seeking behavior in rebel groups4
Rebel courts and rebel legitimacy4
Gangster diplomacy and the disordering of international society4
Putin’s Ukraine aggression: how should an African respond?4
Between a rock and a hard place: small states, vulnerabilities and Greek foreign policy4
Rethinking non-state armed actors and sovereignty4
Sino-American competition since 2017: is there a U.S. foreign policy consensus and continuity on China?4
Washington to Brussels: comparative media coverage of the February 2025 Trump and Zelenskyy meeting in Europe and the U.S. Press4
Tracing bilateral security cooperation: the asymmetric deterioration of US–Venezuelan defense relations4
The praxis of Azmi Bishara: envisioning and building toward the liberation of Palestine3
The diplomacy of ‘Global Britain’: settling, safeguarding and seeking status3
Smaller Gulf states and competing geopolitical scripts in the Indo-Pacific3
Love, hope, and hopelessness3
Australia and the Ukraine crisis: deterring authoritarian expansionism3
The EU and its paradoxes: enforcing stability not promoting democracy3
More than a catchphrase: rethinking Adam Watson’s raison de système in international society3
Resisting climate change vulnerability: feminist and decolonial insights3
Anticolonial Violence and Decolonial Liberation3
China’s strategic approach to the Persian gulf: balancing relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia3
No exit: why U.S. policy on Europe in counterproductive and what to do about it3
Israel/Palestine: political futures3
Qatar–Türkiye relations during the embargo of Qatar: a case study in derivative power3
Mapping the emotional terrain of foreign policy3
George W. Bush’s post-9/11 East Asia policy: enabling China’s contemporary assertiveness3
250 Years of The Wealth of Nations: The Market-State Debate Across Time and Place3
From Kantian friendship to Benthamite partnership: transatlantic relations under Donald Trump3
Raced and gendered inequities in the discipline of political science3
Beyond IR? Relationality, complementarity and entangled systems: response to Shih Chih-yu3
Contemplating Palestine: matters of truth and justice with rage, love and anger3
Technology, culture and critical theory: an interview with Andrew Feenberg3
Explaining Wikileaks and Julian Assange as structural threats to the liberal ideological hegemony of American foreign policy3
Oil dependency and democratic outcomes in the Middle East: a comparative analysis of resource-rich and resource-scarce states3
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