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1. Global IR Research Programme: From Perplexities to Progressions

2. Are We There Yet? A Global Investigation of Knowledge Inclusion in International Relations Theory Curricula

3. Before the West: The Rise and Fall of Eastern World Orders

4. Disentangling Government Responses: How Do We Know When Accountability Work Is Gaining Traction?

5. The Invisible Leverage of the Top 1 Percent: Absentee Debtors and Their Hedge Funds

6. Good Intentions, Better Outcomes: Shifting the Debate About Social Protection and Informality

7. IMF Standby Agreements and Inequality: The Role of Informality

8. International Relations in Search of an Antidote

9. The Monroe Doctrine as the Will and Idea of the United States of America

10. Advancing Equity: Mentorship in Peace and Security

11. Local Voices, Global Action: Transnational Organizing in Apparel Supply Chains

12. The Postcolonial Vortex

13. Rethinking Monopoly as a Power Relation: The Shift from Market to Intellectual Monopoly

14. Sellers’ Inflation, Profits, and Conflict: Why Can Large Firms Hike Prices in an Emergency?

15. How Does Globalisation Affect Social Cohesion?

16. (R)evolution? Exploring the Potential of Post-Development Approaches for Reforming Development Cooperation

17. Tax Expenditures in OECD Countries: Findings from the Global Tax Expenditures Database

18. U.S. and Global Approaches to Financing Long-Term Care: Understanding the Patchwork

19. The Future of Neutrality

20. Using Targeted Sanctions to Help Prevent Mass Atrocities: Results from Interviews with Experienced Practitioners

21. Social Media Platforms, the Risks of Mass Atrocities, and Opportunities for Atrocity Prevention: 2023 Sudikoff Interdisciplinary Seminar on Genocide Prevention

22. Social Media, Mass Atrocities, and Atrocity Prevention: 2023 Sudikoff Interdisciplinary Seminar on Genocide Prevention

23. Catch-up and Leapfrog Strategies for Developing Countries: Making a Case for a Social Spring

24. Covid-19 Crisis and Shifts in the Corporate Competitive Landscape: Comparisons with Previous Economic Crises

25. Analysis on the Determinants of Labor Share and Its Policy Implications

26. Using Risk Analysis to Shape Border Management: A Review of Approaches during the COVID-19 Pandemic

27. External Processing: A Tool to Expand Protection or Further Restrict Territorial Asylum?

28. POWER, NOT PEACE: THE ACHILLES’ HEEL OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES

29. Mitigating Global Fragmentation in Digital Trade Governance: A Case Study

30. Building Trust in AI: A Landscape Analysis of Government AI Programs

31. Could a Global “Wicked Problems Agency” Incentivize Data Sharing?

32. Why Does the Global Spyware Industry Continue to Thrive? Trends, Explanations, and Responses

33. Phase-based Tactical Analysis of Online Operations

34. ACLED Year in Review Global Disorder in 2022

35. Collective screening

36. Can the World Trade Organization be saved? Should it?

37. The international tax agreement of 2021: Why it’s needed, what it does, and what comes next?

38. Multilateral development banks are key to unlocking low-carbon investments in developing economies

39. Carbon border adjustments, climate clubs, and subsidy races when climate policies vary

40. Saving the WTO from the national security exception

41. Non-economic loss and damage: closing the knowledge gap

42. Structural transformation and international trade: Evidence from the China shock

43. Digital de-industrialization, global value chains, and structural transformation: Empirical evidence from low- and middle-income countries

44. Sanction-busting through tax havens

45. More information, better knowledge? The effects of information campaigns on aid beneficiaries’ knowledge of aid projects

46. Armed group opportunism in the face of recent crises: COVID-19 and climate change

47. Assessment of institutional set-up of results measurement and reporting systems for non-sovereign operations in development finance institutions

48. Building resilience knowledge for sustainable development: Insights from development studies

49. Gender and poverty as a feminist foreign policy priority

50. Energy investment in a time of inflation

51. The impacts on the change of training architecture for UN Peacekeeping Operations in Brazil

52. Navigating R2P Between Norm and Practice

53. Democratizing International Relations

54. Political Analysis of the Purchase and technology Transfer Process for Gropen Fighters

55. The East Mediterranean Gas Forum: Convergence of Regional and Energy Security Concerns

56. Enhancing the Benefits of Human Mobility through Development Interventions

57. Crossing the Divide: Rural to Urban Migration in Developing Countries

58. State Upgrading in Global Value Chains and Production Networks: A Conceptual Note

59. Climate Change Mitigation for Late Industrialisers: The Role of Technology Intensity in Manufacturing

60. Centralization in National High-Performance Sports Systems: Reasons, Processes, Dimensions, Characteristics, and Open Questions

61. Businesses, EU Strengthening International Supply Chains

62. Climate Protection Litigation on the Rise

63. Is the Pursuit of Nukes Driven by Leaders or Systems?

64. Action for Peacekeeping Plus (A4P+): An Update on Monitoring and Implementation after Two Years

65. Accountability for Crimes against Peacekeepers

66. Peacekeeping in Nonpermissive Environments: Assessing Troop-Contributing Countries’ Perspectives on Capabilities and Mindsets

67. Forced Marriage by Non-state Armed Groups: Frequency, Forms, and Impact

68. Financing Loss and Damage at Scale: Toward a Mosaic Approach

69. The UN’s Response to the COVID-19 Infodemic

70. Enhancing Resilience in a Chaotic World: The Role of Infrastructure

71. Section 232 reloaded: the false promise of the transatlantic ‘climate club’ for steel and aluminium

72. A new measure of aggregate trade restrictions: cyclical drivers and macro effects

73. Employer perspectives on employee work location: collaboration, culture and control

74. Artificial intelligence adoption in the public sector: a case study

75. The hidden inequalities of digitalisation in the post-pandemic context

76. Decentralised finance: good technology, bad finance

77. A model for a participative approach to digital competition regulation

78. Climate versus trade? Reconciling international subsidy rules with industrial decarbonisation

79. How best to ensure international digital competition cooperation

80. The Political Economy of Anti‐​bribery Enforcement

81. Disease Mix and How Economic Freedom Matters for Health Outcomes

82. The Impact of Regulation on Innovation

83. The Future of the WTO: Multilateral or Plurilateral?

84. Global Inequality in Well‐​Being Has Decreased across Many Dimensions: Introducing the Inequality of Human Progress Index

85. Skilled Immigration, Task Allocation, and the Innovation of Firms

86. Self‐​Service Bans and Gasoline Prices: The Effect of Allowing Consumers to Pump Their Own Gas

87. Chips, subsidies, security, and great power competition

88. Redressing environmental harm? A 'corporate sovereignty' problem

89. Emergent Agency in a Time of COVID-19: Research report

90. From Stunt to Substance: An assessment of IMF engagement with civil society

91. Small States and the War in Ukraine

92. West Vs. Non-West: A New Cold War?

93. Military recruitment and conscription in the 21st century

94. No end in sight to the global sprint towards digital sovereignty in 2023 (and beyond)

95. Facing the next public health emergency: How do we know how (un)prepared we are?

96. Green Hydrogen Industrial Value Chains: Geopolitical and Market Implications

97. Modelling Nuclear W Modelling Nuclear Weapon E eapon Effects in W ects in Wargaming Using Monte gaming Using Monte Carlo Simulations

98. How non-state armed groups engage in environmental protection

99. Governing Outer Space – legal issues mounting at the final frontier

100. Most green funds do not have a sustainability impact