| Affect as Methodology: Feminism and the Politics of Emotion |
21 |
| Racism in Foucauldian Security Studies: Biopolitics, Liberal War, and the Whitewashing of Colonial and Racial Violence |
14 |
| A Genealogy of Resilience |
10 |
| Building Instead of Imposing Resilience: Revisiting the Relationship Between Resilience and the State |
8 |
| Performing Diplomatic Decorum: Repertoires of Appropriate Behavior in the Margins of International Diplomacy |
8 |
| Refugees' Debit Cards, Subjectivities, and Data Circuits: Financial-Humanitarianism in the Greek Migration Laboratory |
7 |
| Contested States, Hybrid Diplomatic Practices, and the Everyday Quest for Recognition |
7 |
| The Politics of Twitter: Emotions and the Power of Social Media |
6 |
| A Parasitic Critique for International Relations |
6 |
| Saving the Saviors: Security Practices and Professional Struggles in the Humanitarian Space |
5 |
| Narrative and the Possibilities for Scholarship |
5 |
| Professionalizing Protest: Scientific Capital and Advocacy in Trade Politics |
5 |
| Technocratic Exceptionalism: Monetary Policy and the Fear of Democracy |
5 |
| Apprehending the Telegenic Dead: Considering Images of Dead Children in Global Politics |
5 |
| Collective Discussion: Piecing-Up Feminist Peace Research |
4 |
| Crafting the Well-Rounded Citizen: Empowerment and the Government of Counterradicalization |
4 |
| Making Migration Knowable and Governable: Benchmarking Practices as Technologies of Global Migration Governance |
3 |
| Fatherhood, Gender, and Interventions in the Geopolitical: Analyzing Paternal Peace, Masculinities, and War |
3 |
| How Do Professions Globalize? Lessons from the Global South in US Medical Education |
3 |
| Theory Must Not Go on Holiday. Wittgenstein, the Pragmatists, and the Idea of Social Science |
3 |
| Sending States and Diaspora Positionality in International Relations |
3 |
| Grieving, Valuing, and Viewing Differently: The Global War on Terror's American Toll |
3 |
| Desire as Geopolitics: Reading The Glass Room as Central European Fantasy |
2 |
| In the Shadow of Asylum Decision-Making: The Knowledge Politics of Country-of-Origin Information |
2 |
| Seeing Like Bureaucracies: Rearranging Knowledge and Ignorance in Somalia |
2 |
| Unraveling Coloniality in International Relations: Knowledge, Relationality, and Strategies for Engagement |
2 |
| Neoliberalism, Violence, and the Body: Dollhouse and the Critique of the Neoliberal Subject |
2 |
| Performing Rebellion: Karaoke as a Lens into Political Violence |
2 |
| Collective Discussion: Diagnosing the Present |
2 |
| The Politics of Method: Taming the New, Making Data Official |
2 |
| Blue Screen Biosphere: The Absent Presence of Biodiversity in International Law |
2 |
| Spectra of Sovereignty: Nationalism and International Relations |
2 |
| War Ink: Sense-Making and Curating War through Military Tattoos |
1 |
| Enabling Militarism? The Inclusion of Soldiers with Disabilities in the Israeli Military |
1 |
| The Enemization of Criminal Law? An Inquiry into the Sociology of a Legal Doctrine and its Political and Moral Underpinnings |
1 |
| Riding the Shi: From Infection Barriers to the Microbial City |
1 |
| Transnational Clientelism, Global (Resource) Governance, and the Disciplining of Dissent |
1 |
| The Islamic State: Violence and Ideology in a Post-colonial Revolutionary Regime |
1 |
| Farmer Suicides and the Function of Death in Neoliberal Biopolitics |
1 |
| Standing Acts: The Political Aesthetics of Defiant Resistance |
1 |
| Attachment Required: The Affective Governmentality of Marriage Migration in the Danish Aliens Act 2000-2018 |
1 |
| Shouldn't You Be Teaching Me? State Mimicry in the Congo |
0 |
| Governing Potential: Biopolitical Incorporation and the German Open-Door Refugee and Migration Policy |
0 |
| Transnational Citizenship Capacity-Building: Moving the Conversation in New Directions |
0 |
| The Charge of Genocide: Racial Hierarchy, Political Discourse, and the Evolution of International Institutions |
0 |
| Arctic Security, Territory, Population: Canadian Sovereignty and the International |
0 |
| The Lure of Novelty: Targeted Killing and Its Older Terminological Siblings |
0 |
| International Relations as a Social System: From Sociocybernetics to the Sociology of IR |
0 |
| What Can Counterterrorism Learn from Cognitive Justice in Global Citizenship Education? |
0 |
