Theory of International Politics

From Negative to Positive Peace in Western Balkans: A Case for Eclectic Theory Miroslava Kulkova,Institute of Political Studies, Charles University, Prague
Going Beyond the «Killer Robots» Debate: Six Dilemmas Autonomous Weapon Systems Raise Anzhelika Solovyeva Nik Hynek
Polarity in the Context of U.S.-China Competition: Reassessing Analytical Criteria Lauro Borges,University of Minho, Portugal Regina Lucena,Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA), Brazil
Progressive and Regressive Securitisation: Covid, Russian Aggression and the Ethics of Security Thomas Diez,University of Tübingen, Germany
Regime Theory as IR Theory: Reflection on Three Waves of ‘Isms’ Nik Hynek
Theorising Systemic Appeasement in International Politics Y. Emre Ozigci,Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Nairobi
Transcending Two Percent: Toward a Prioritarian Model of NATO Burden-Sharing David Rubin,University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd: Tripolarity and War Dylan Motin,Kangwon National University, South Korea
Western Orientalism Targeting Eastern Europe: An Emerging Research Programme Mart Kuldkepp,University College London, United Kingdom