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1. UK-EU Relations Tracker Q3

2. Global IR Research Programme: From Perplexities to Progressions

3. Socializing IR: Turkish IR Scholars and their Twitter Interactions

4. Disciplinary Boundaries and Methodological Issues of Teaching Geopolitics in Turkey

5. Realism’s Timeless Wisdom and its Relevance for the Global South

6. The Dark Side of the Moon: An Ever-Fragmenting Discipline and Turkish IR in “the Outer Periphery”

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

8. Western-Centric Moments in Homegrown IR Theories: Dependency, Chinese and African Schools

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

10. The Trajectory of International Relations Dissertations in Turkish Academia Between 2000 and 2020

11. Turkish IR Journals through a Bibliometric Lens

12. Non-Western Theories in International Relations Education and Research: The Case of Turkey/Turkish Academia FacebookLinkedInTwitterMendeleyEmail

13. Sea Blindness in Turkish International Relations Literature

14. Lessons Learned from the Development of Turkish IR: A View from Greece

15. International Relations in Search of an Antidote

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

17. Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine: Concept, Ideology, Objectives, Means, Consequences

18. Beyond European extraterritoriality, for legal intelligence and compliance in the service of sovereignty: A response to the extraterritoriality of foreign laws to safeguard fundamental European values

19. PLA Logistics and Sustainment: PLA Conference 2022

20. Imperfect Partners: The United States and Southeast Asia

21. How the War in Ukraine is Changing the Space Game

22. Will the Invasion of Ukraine Change Russia-Africa Relations?

23. Democratizing International Relations

24. The Putin Doctrine: What is it? The Russian Strategic Issue and the Enlarged National Security

25. South Africa-Russia Maintain Special Relations

26. Tasks for North Korea Policy After the Washington Declaration

27. Russia’s Stance on the North Korean Narrative of a New Cold War

28. North Korea’s Outlook on the New Cold War

29. China’s Stance on North Korea’s “New Cold War” Narrative

30. Re-Declared “Frontal Breakthrough”: North Korea’s Nuclear First Line in 2023 and Its Limitations

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

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

33. North Cranks up Nukes—and Slams Down the Phone

34. Confrontation Muted, Tensions Growing

35. India’s Ongoing “Strategic Correction to the East” during 2022

36. US-Southeast Asia Relations: External Order, Inner Turmoil

37. Regional Overview: Indo-Pacific as the 'Epicenter',

38. The Israeli ThreatL What is driving the renewed escalation between Iran and Azerbaijan?

39. Sustaining Congressional Engagement with Southeast Asia

40. What the Compact Impact Fairness Act Means for Compact Host Governments and Migrants

41. Korea Matters for America/America Matters for Korea (2023)

42. Two Peripheries: The Ukraine War's Effect on North Korea-Russia Relations

43. United Kingdom Engagement with North Korea

44. From Coy to Cold Shoulder - The European Union and North Korea

45. From Close Allies to Distant Comrades: The Ups and Downs of the Vietnam-North Korea Relationship

46. North Korea-Guyana Relations in the Burnham Era

47. A Monumental Relationship: North Korea and Namibia

48. Japan Matters for America/America Matters for Japan (2023)

49. Abrogating the Visiting Forces Agreement: Its Effects on Philippines’ Security and Stability in Southeast Asia

50. Understanding the Rohingya Crisis

51. Economic Sanctions During Humanitarian Emergencies: The Case of North Korea

52. Azerbaijan-Türkiye Military Relations in the Shadow of the Negotiations with Armenia

53. WHAT DOES “BIG DATA” TELL? A NETWORK ANALYSIS APPROACH TO THE JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT PARTY’S ROLE PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST BETWEEN 2015 AND 2020

54. The Dragon and the Bear in Africa: Stress-Testing Chinese-Russian Relations

55. Seven Ways to Deepen NATO-Ukraine Relations at the Vilnius Summit

56. Renewable relations: A strategic approach to European energy cooperation with the Gulf states

57. Global History and International Relations: a discussion with Ayşe Zarakol, Glenda Sluga, and Heidi Tworek

58. Assessing Realist and Liberal Explanations for the Russo-Ukrainian War

59. Continuismo, contra reacción y triangulación: el desembarco de China en América Latina y la coexistencia de líneas de acción exterior de España hacia la región

60. La puerta de Latinoamérica: Las relaciones de Panamá con Estados Unidos y China, oportunidades y desafíos

61. Despliegue del poder blando chino en América Latina y recepción en los países de la región

62. UK-EU relations tracker: first edition

63. Where next? The future of the UK-EU relationship

64. Role Conceptions and Leadership Rivalry in the Middle East: Transforming Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Gulf Relations

65. Analysis of Foreign Trade Between Türkiye and Africa

66. Coalitions of the Week: BRICS, ASEAN, the G20

67. The Demise of Diplomatic Ambiguity: Parsing South Korea’s Estrangement From China

68. Party Ties: Vietnam, Cuba and China’s Relations with Other Marxist-Leninist States

69. Beyond Arms and Ammunition: China, Russia and the Iran Back Channel

70. Shifting Dynamics in the Middle East: Implications for Pakistan

71. Quo Vadis, Turkish IR? Mapping Turkish IR’s Footsteps within the Global

72. From Prescription to Treatment: The Disciplinary (under)Achievement of IR in Turkey

73. De-colonising the Azerbaijan-Armenian Conflict: Breaking the Knot of Security and Dependence

74. China’s Grand Vision and the Persian Gulf

75. Italy’s Pivot to the Indo-Pacific – Towards a Value-driven Foreign Policy?

76. Shared Human Values and the Great Powers’ Competition: Trends in the Evolution of the International Relations System

77. Theorizing The State and Its Autonomy in Western IR: A Comparative Analysis of Realist and Historical Sociological Approaches

78. ‘Global’ IR and Self-Reflections in Turkey: Methodology, Data Collection, and Data Repository

79. Reflexive Solidarity: Toward a Broadening of What It Means to be “Scientific” in Global IR Knowledge

80. The English School and Global IR – A Research Agenda

81. Towards Guanxi? Reconciling the “Relational Turn” in Western and Chinese International Relations Scholarship

82. Globalizing IR: Can Regionalism offer a path for other Sub-Disciplines?

83. Methodological Nationalism in International Relations: A Quantitative Assessment of Academia in Turkey (2015-2019)

84. The Global Division of Labor in a Not So Global Discipline

85. After Trump: Enemies, Partisans, and Recovery

86. The Saudi-Emirati axis and the preservation of regional order

87. Ukraine: Toward a Prolonged War of Attrition Fuelling Great Power Competition

88. How To Talk About Migration in Africa: Classic Hurdles and Six Recommendations for European Policymakers

89. US-South Korea and the Philippines: Towards a Trilateral Security Initiative

90. Challenges and Gains in Military Relations between the Philippines and the United States

91. Philippine-United States Trade Relations: Looking Back and a Way Forward

92. China’s increased presence in Latin America: Win-win relations or a new dependency? A state of the art

93. The Importance of the English Language in Public Diplomacy and International Relations

94. Hizballah, Lebanon, and Reconciliation with the Gulf: The Impasse

95. The Implications of the Third Trilateral Meeting in Brussels

96. La contribución de España a la OTAN: el Flanco Este y sus relaciones con Rusia

97. Administration and National Defense: Analysis of the relationship between two areas of scientific knowledge in Brazil

98. Towards Sustainable Peace and Cooperation

99. EU – Pacific Talks: Japan – V4 Relations – More Central but Still European

100. EU- Pacific talks: U.S.-Japan relations - new leaders, new chance to restore the old relationship