Volume 102, Issue 3 (May 2026)

e-ISSN : 1468-2346

Content:

1. The politics of evidence in international governance: UN Women and women's participation in peace processes
2. The European Union's navigation of the United States–China rivalry: muddling through, or strategizing
3. Strategic saints and sinners: the moral economy of war and the power of narrative
4. The psychology of interstate rivalries: leaders' beliefs and the dynamics of conflict and cooperation
5. Ignorance is power: the antiepistemology of international order
6. Chinese railway exports and state-enabled globalization
7. Challenging the EU Deforestation Regulation: sovereignty games as authority contests in global governance
8. Explaining the belated US response to China's advances in Latin America
9. Satellites, AI and information-sharing platforms for the maritime domain: have new technologies revolutionized maritime security?
10. Racing for recognition? Theorizing emerging status hierarchies and prestige competition in the AI era
11. Re-engineering the rimland: geopolitical tradition, strategic reconfiguration and the United States' Indo-Pacific strategy
12. Nuclear deterrence: the ghost pillar of the Non-Proliferation Treaty
13. Disguised channels: international NGOs and transnational environmental advocacy in a shifting global order
14. Damage limitation: how China and Russia try to mitigate Europe's geopolitical distancing