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- Article · 2026 “Officers without Soldiers”: Henry Sidgwick on Representative Government in the Shadow of Liberal Unionism Théophile Deslauriers Modern Intellectual History Henry Sidgwick's theory of representative government and the Liberal Unionist split over Ireland.
- Book · 2026 A Bounded Web: Platforms and the Crisis of Social Life Mathis Bitton Cambridge University Press How platforms replaced self-governing associations with porous networks, and a democratic approach to tech policy.
- Article · 2026 A Postcolonial Theory of Free Speech Kevin D. Pham Political Theory A postcolonial theory of free speech drawn from North Vietnam's Nhan Van-Giai Pham movement of the 1950s.
- Article · 2026 A Voyage “Among the Most Idealistic and Disinterested of Men” and Women Madeline Woker Business History Review
- Article · 2026 Aesthetic form, authorship, and discrimination: can video games be classist? Emerson Bodde Synthese Argues that video games with paid in-game advantages can discriminate by class through their very form.
- Chapter · 2026 Alexandre Kojève and the Dilemmas of the Contemporary Left Olga Obolenets Kojève and Law
- Article · 2026 Allocating time in asylum systems: a dilemma between efficacy and equal treatment Anna Closas Comparative Migration Studies Uses the US asylum backlog to weigh equal treatment of applicants against helping as many refugees as possible.
- Article · 2026 An anatomy of worldmaking: Sukarno and anticolonialism from post‐Bandung Indonesia Say Jye Quah American Journal of Political Science Sukarno's anticolonial worldmaking under Guided Democracy, 1959–1965.
- Article · 2026 Arabic Plato Reconsidered: the Transmission and Testimony of the Republic and the Laws Rasoul Namazi Polis: The Journal for Ancient Greek and Roman Political Thought Reconsiders the evidence that Arabic translations of Plato's Republic and Laws were available to medieval thinkers.
- Article · 2026 Beyond Sovereignty or Exile: The Limits of Exilic and Diasporic Jewish Politics and the Egalitarian Potential of Jewish Nationality Miko Zeldes-Roth Perspectives on Politics Argues that diasporic Jewish politics needs an egalitarian idea of Jewish nationality to support equality with Palestinians.
- Article · 2026 Bringing Intellectual History into Dry Dock Nayeli Riano Modern Intellectual History
- Article · 2026 British Understandings of Manchu–Chinese Relations in Qing China and Sino-British Diplomacy, c.1792–1842 Ross Moncrieff The English Historical Review How British views of Manchu–Chinese relations shaped Sino-British diplomacy, c. 1792–1842.
- Article · 2026 Carl Schmitt’s study notes on the French Revolution (1789–1791): monarchy, constituent power, and the origins of representation Carlos Pérez Crespo Intellectual History Review
- Article · 2026 Common Past, Divided Memories: “Northern Epirus” (1914) and the Afterlives of a Post-Imperial Borderland Erkjad Kajo Balkanistic Forum How the 1914 'Northern Epirus' episode lives on in rival Greek and Albanian national memories.
- Chapter · 2026 Constituent Dictatorship: A Latin American Tradition Carlos Pérez Crespo The Oxford Handbook of Constituent Power Argues that Bolívar's dictatorship in Peru (1825–1826) began a Latin American tradition of constituent dictatorship.
- Article · 2026 Cugoano, Condorcet, and Abolition on the Eve of Revolution Jennifer Pitts Modern Intellectual History How Cugoano's 1787 antislavery treatise reached French abolitionists, including Condorcet, on the eve of revolution.
- Book · 2026 Development of Regional International Law: Lessons from Russia and Eurasia Artur Simonyan Routledge
- Article · 2026 English Republicanism in Exile, European Contexts, and Global Possibilities: The English Republican Exiles in Europe During the Restoration, by Gaby Mahlberg, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2020, xiii + 304 pp., £75.00 (hb), ISBN: 9781108841627 Thomas Ashby Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2026 Epeli Hau‘ofa and Anticolonial Oceanmaking Tomohito Baji Global Intellectual History
- Book · 2026 Erich Fromm: A Political Theory of Fascism Takamichi Sakurai Routledge
- Article · 2026 Exit as Voice: Implications of Russia’s War for the Understanding of Dissent under Authoritarianism Evgeny Roshchin Perspectives on Politics Uses Russia's antiwar emigration of 2022 to argue that exit can be a form of voice under repression.
- Article · 2026 From international to imperial: The Indian princely states, international law, and the ends of empire in South Asia Sarath Pillai Leiden Journal of International Law
- Article · 2026 From Latin American Liberation Theology to Islamic Coalition Theology: The Case of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 in Iran Salar Abbasi Religions Compares Latin American liberation theology with the 'coalition theology' behind Iran's 1979 revolution.
- Article · 2026 Geojurisprudence of Multipolar Ordering: The Case of the Organisation of Turkic States Artur Simonyan Asian Journal of International Law How the Organization of Turkic States uses non-binding declarations to shape international legal narratives.
- Article · 2026 Gertrude Bell's moment in the Middle East: a reappraisal Patricia Owens International Affairs
- Article · 2026 Global Divisions: The Spatial Imagination of Barbara Ward Or Rosenboim Global Studies Quarterly How Barbara Ward's categories of East, West, North and South carried imperial and civilizational hierarchies.
- Book · 2026 Governing Truth: NGOs and the Politics of Transitional Justice Kelebogile Zvobgo Oxford University Press Argues that transitional justice is a transnational regime led by civil society, not by governments.
- Article · 2026 Grounding the diasporic turn in political theory: Meta‐commitment, transnationalism, and political obligation Anna Closas, Kai Yui Samuel Chan American Journal of Political Science A framework for treating diasporas as political communities that can ground political obligation.
- Chapter · 2026 Hannah Arendt on Constituent Power Clara Maier The Oxford Handbook of Constituent Power Arendt's rejection of Sieyès on constituent power, and the new account of founding she offered instead.
- Article · 2026 High-Risk Cyber Criminal Networks: Strategies for Combating in Cyberspace Alp Cenk Arslan European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin Compares how the US and EU respond to complex, globalized cybercriminal networks.
- Article · 2026 How far does occupancy extend? Global supply chains, foreign land acquisitions, and territorial sovereignty Torsten Menge Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy Presented at AGPT 2024
- Article · 2026 Injustice, relational violence, and the foster system Emma Ebowe American Journal of Political Science Treats the US foster system as a political institution and proposes the idea of 'relational violence'.
- Article · 2026 Intergenerational Responsibility: A Mencian Virtue-Based Account Wenyang Gao Philosophia
- Article · 2026 Is Innovation Good for the Soul? Joseph Soloveitchik and the Virtue Ethics of Technological Progress Mathis Bitton The Journal of Politics
- Article · 2026 Jing (敬) and Respect Wenyang Gao Comparative Philosophy Clarifies the Confucian idea of jing (respect) as a state of mind, a feeling and a form of conduct.
- Book · 2026 Latin American Conservatism and the Rise of the Far Right Lenon Campos Maschette Routledge
- Article · 2026 Making The Post-Colonial World Adom Getachew New Left Review
- Article · 2026 Mythology, Chronology, Idolatry: Pagan Antiquity and the Biblical Text in the Scholarly World of Guillaume Bonjour (1670–1714), written by Felix Schlichter Ross Moncrieff Journal of Early Modern History
- Article · 2026 Nietzsche on Decadence as Freedom Mathis Bitton Philosophy & Social Criticism Reads Nietzsche's idea of decadence as a time of freedom for exceptional individuals.
- Article · 2026 Noninferiority and collective self-determination Shuk Ying Chan Jurisprudence
- Article · 2026 On Republican Domination: Weibo as History and Concept Shoufu Yin The Journal of Politics
- Article · 2026 Parties and Representative Government: On the Democratic Theory Implications of Gallo's Hegel and Italian Political Thought David Ragazzoni History of European Ideas
- Article · 2026 Pedagogies of Digital Sovereignty: The Un/Making of Dependency Through Technical Education in Kenya Bulelani Jili African Affairs An ethnography of Kenya's digital sovereignty efforts through technical education.
- Article · 2026 Perceptions of the ‘mainstream’ and the mainstreaming of the far right: from Ed Sheeran to Keir Starmer Katy Brown Journal of Political Ideologies Presented at AGPT 2025
- Article · 2026 Performing internationalism: Tanzanian women’s delegations to China, 1961–1965 Jamie Monson Cold War History
- Article · 2026 Political Theory with Ethnographic Sensibility as a Democratic Praxis Elaine Yim Political Philosophy
- Book · 2026 Political Thought on Uprisings: Essays on Just Rebellion Stephen Chan Bloomsbury Compares rebellions across cultures and eras to ask what makes a rebellion just.
- Book · 2026 Preaching Pious Rulership in Medieval Islam: Ibn al-Jawzi's Political Thought Han Hsien Liew Edinburgh University Press
- Article · 2026 Professorial Silence: Academic Freedom, Domination, and Self-Censorship in Contemporary Russia Evgeny Roshchin The Journal of Politics
- Article · 2026 Redistricting Reforms Reduce Gerrymandering by Constraining Partisan Actors Emma Ebowe American Political Science Review Models redistricting as a game to show how reforms such as commissions reduce gerrymandering.
- Article · 2026 Regulating Competition in African Digital Markets: From Form to Substance Jacquelene Mwangi German Law Journal How African countries are adapting EU-style digital market rules to their own competition law.
- Article · 2026 Reputational Governance and Party-State Capitalism: A Tale of Two Chinese-Sponsored Railways in Africa Hangwei Li Journal of Contemporary China
- Article · 2026 Rethinking Political Development in the Americas: a Hemispheric Approach Joshua Simon Studies in Comparative International Development
- Article · 2026 Revisiting the “Articulation” of Capital and Difference: Louis Althusser, Stuart Hall, and the Built Environment William Conroy Sociological Theory Rereads Stuart Hall on the 'articulation' of capital, race and gender through the built environment.
- Book · 2026 Security Mechanisms and Techno-Politics in the United States Alp Cenk Arslan Routledge
- Article · 2026 Shaolin Without Borders: Assemblage, Adaptation and the Politics of Culture in China–Zambia Relations Hangwei Li African Studies Review Uses a Shaolin cultural centre in Zambia to challenge state-centred accounts of China's soft power in Africa.
- Chapter · 2026 Spinoza and Jewish Philosophy Jason Maurice Yonover The Oxford Handbook of Jewish Philosophy Spinoza's place in Jewish philosophy, through his metaphysics, ethics and idea of blessedness.
- Article · 2026 Stronghold of a Bygone Age? Arnold J. Toynbee’s Concept of the Commonwealth in the Age of Decolonisation and the Early Cold War Ryoya Mizuno The International History Review Presented at AGPT 2024
- Book · 2026 The Birth of Indian Liberalism: Mama Parmanand’s Letters to an Indian Raja Rahul Sagar Manchester University Press Presented at AGPT 2025
- Chapter · 2026 The Essence and Value of Political Parties Nadia Urbinati Hans Kelsen on Constitutional Democracy
- Chapter · 2026 The Forgotten Beginnings of Kelsen as a Political and Legal Theorist: ‘Dante Alighieri’s Philosophy of the State’ (1905) David Ragazzoni Hans Kelsen on Constitutional Democracy
- Book · 2026 The Future That Was: A History of Third World Feminism Against Authoritarianism Durba Mitra Princeton University Press
- Article · 2026 The International Political Thought of Luigi Sturzo in the United States Or Rosenboim Contemporary European History Luigi Sturzo's Catholic internationalism during his American exile, 1940–1946.
- Article · 2026 The Islamic Siva Teren Sevea Numen How Muslim texts in Malaya integrated Hindu divinities such as Siva into Islamic esoteric science.
- Article · 2026 The Ontic Injustice of Social Class: Towards an Anthropological Critique Emerson Bodde The Journal of Ethics Extends the idea of ontic injustice to social class.
- Book · 2026 The Politics of Spirit-Children: Post-colonial Political Spaces in Guinea-Bissau Claudia Favarato Springer
- Article · 2026 The Rights of Man and Wrongs for Women in Postwar Britain: The Failure of Orwell, Koestler, and Russell’s 1946 League for the Rights of Man Eileen Hunt Modern Intellectual History Why Orwell, Koestler and Russell's 1946 League for the Rights of Man failed, and what it left out for women.
- Article · 2026 Theorizing the Individual in Anticolonial Muslim Thought Md Mizanur Rahman Political Theory Theorizes the individual in Islamic thought through the South Asian anticolonial thinker Abul Hashim.
- Article · 2026 Unfolding Peace via Integration and ‘Europe’ as Freedom in Madariaga’s Intellectual Legacy from the Interwar Period Cristina Blanco Sío-López History of European Ideas
- Article · 2026 Was Margaret Thatcher a conservative? Thatcherism and society Lenon Campos Maschette Journal of Political Ideologies
- Article · 2026 When sinologists were geologists: Chinese chronology in early modern England and the heterodox Chinese studies of Robert Hooke and John Beaumont Ross Moncrieff Intellectual History Review
- Article · 2026 When states withdraw: the ECHR, human rights, and the TNSE dilemma Lucia Leontiev The International Journal of Human Rights
- Article · 2025 ‘Post-fascism’, or how the far right talks about itself: the 2022 Italian election campaign as a case study Katy Brown Critical Discourse Studies
- Article · 2025 ‘The caliphate will last for thirty years’: polemic and political thought in the afterlife of a prophetic ḥadīth Han Hsien Liew Journal of Islamic Studies How Sunni scholars argued over the hadith 'The caliphate will last for thirty years' after the ninth century.
- Article · 2025 (Geo)politicizing International Law of Cyberspace in Post-Soviet Eurasia Liliya Khasanova Chinese Journal of International Law Russia's efforts to shape a regional international law of cyberspace across post-Soviet Eurasia.
- Article · 2025 A conservatism of the left: G.A. Cohen and Michael Oakeshott on markets and instrumentality Mathis Bitton European Journal of Political Theory G. A. Cohen and Michael Oakeshott share a philosophical conservatism but disagree on markets.
- Article · 2025 Adaptive Governance at Work: How Chinese State Actors Respond to Overseas Pushback on the Belt and Road Initiative Hangwei Li The China Quarterly How Chinese state actors responded to local pushback on the Belt and Road Initiative in Kenya, Ethiopia and Zambia.
- Chapter · 2025 An Anticolonial Critique of Sovereignty: Radhabinod Pal on War and International Order Ibrahim Khan Anticolonialism and Social Thought
- Article · 2025 Assembling global security law and the politics of scale-making: the Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF) Alejandro Rodiles International Journal of Law in Context Traces how the Global Counterterrorism Forum built post-9/11 global security law through informal networks.
- Book · 2025 Building the African Nation: The African Association and Pan-Africanism in Twentieth Century East Africa Ethan Sanders Cambridge University Press How East Africans came to see themselves as 'Africans', through the pan-Africanist African Association.
- Article · 2025 Climate Displacement and Territorial Justice Anna Stilz American Political Science Review What is owed to people displaced by climate change, through an account of territorial justice. Presented at AGPT 2024
- Article · 2025 Comparative Political Theory and International Relations: A Call for Partnership Nikhil Goyal Alternatives: Global, Local, Political Calls for a partnership between comparative political theory and critical International Relations.
- Article · 2025 Complementarity and Public Views on Overlapping International and Domestic Courts Kelebogile Zvobgo The Journal of Politics
- Article · 2025 Crime and Punishment in International Politics: On the Agency and Moral Standing of Community Evgeny Roshchin International Studies Quarterly How diplomats in the 1920s and 1930s cast the 'international community' as an agent with moral authority to punish.
- Article · 2025 Dai Zhaochen Learns to be an Official: Statecraft Ideas and Local Governance in Late Qing China Charles Argon Journal of Chinese History How a late Qing prefect, Dai Zhaochen, put statecraft (jingshi) ideas into local practice.
- Article · 2025 Democracy and Aesthetic Decolonization Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua Latin American Perspectives Compares Augusto Boal and Enrique Dussel on how aesthetic decolonization can strengthen democracy.
- Article · 2025 Edward Carpenter, Ethical Socialism and the Formation of Labour’s Identity Théophile Deslauriers History of Political Thought Edward Carpenter's ethical socialism and its influence on the early Labour Party's idea of democracy.
- Article · 2025 El problema del Pacífico ante la Sociedad de Naciones. Diplomacia y propaganda peruana (1919-1922) Willy Nieto Minaya ISHRA, Revista del Instituto Seminario de Historia Rural Andina In Spanish: Peru's diplomacy and propaganda at the League of Nations over Tacna and Arica, 1919–1922.
- Article · 2025 Empowering Victimhood Through Litigation: Trials from the Jeju April 3 Uprising and Political Repression Irene Hyangseon Ahn Law & Social Inquiry How survivors of the Jeju April 3 repression in South Korea used litigation to become empowered victims.
- Article · 2025 Entrepreneurship and economic effects of innovation policy of the European Union: international trade and economic growth Wanda Dugiel Horyzonty Polityki Assesses how well EU innovation policy has boosted exports, entrepreneurship and growth.
- Book · 2025 Erased: A History of International Thought Without Men Patricia Owens Princeton University Press
- Article · 2025 Expropriation as reparation Shuk Ying Chan American Journal of Political Science Defends expropriation, the public takeover of assets, as a means of colonial reparation.
- Book · 2025 Extraterritoriality Around the Globe: Multiform Approaches in a Multipolar World Lucia Leontiev Routledge
- Article · 2025 Fanon’s Vietnam Kevin D. Pham Postcolonial Studies
- Article · 2025 Five elements of group agency Philip Pettit Inquiry
- Article · 2025 Founding the Republic Through the Mixed Army: Political Form as Military Form in Machiavelli’s The Art of War Utku Cansu History of Political Thought Machiavelli's Art of War on how the form of an army shapes a republic.
- Article · 2025 Freedom in the Well-ordered Republic Philip Pettit Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
- Article · 2025 French Imperial Statecraft, Capital, Corporate Taxation, and the Tax Haven that Wasn’t, 1920s–1950s Madeline Woker Past & Present How France kept its colonies from becoming corporate tax havens, 1920s–1950s.
- Chapter · 2025 From the Third Way to Third Worldism Sungik Yang Antiliberal Internationalism in the Twentieth Century
- Article · 2025 Human Rights of Women in the Islamic Republic of Iran and International Law: a Conceptual Comparison Salar Abbasi Global Journal of Comparative Law Compares women's human rights in international law and in the law of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
- Article · 2025 Independence, Globality, and the Battle of Ideas: A Dialogue on Liberty Thomas Ashby Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2025 Insurgent legality: Luiz Gama’s plebeian republicanism between law and prefiguration Niklas Plaetzer Contemporary Political Theory
- Article · 2025 John Locke and Irish Linen Manufacture: A New Manuscript David Armitage The Historical Journal Presents a newly found Locke manuscript on an Irish linen bill of 1695.
- Article · 2025 Juan-Jacobo’s Paradox: The 1750 Discourse on the Arts and Sciences in Spanish America Nayeli Riano History of Political Thought How Spanish American thinkers creatively adapted Rousseau's Discourse on the Arts and Sciences. Presented at AGPT 2024
- Article · 2025 La doctrina Monroe y la política exterior peruana: entre la sospecha y el alineamiento (1900-1930) Willy Nieto Minaya YUYAYKUSUN In Spanish: how Peru used the Monroe Doctrine in its relations with the United States, 1900–1930.
- Article · 2025 Law, peace, and world order: Hans Kelsen’s global thought in the 1940s Or Rosenboim Journal of Global History Hans Kelsen's 1940s vision of a world state to preserve peace.
- Article · 2025 Locke and the Problem of Liberalism Tianhong Ying Perspectives on Political Science
- Book · 2025 Parliamentarism in Northern and East-Central Europe in the Long Eighteenth Century: Volume II: Practices of Representation László Kontler Routledge
- Article · 2025 Pleas to the Foreigner: Caste, Race, Internationalism, and Diplomacy in Ambedkar’s Political Thought Ankit Kawade The Hague Journal of Diplomacy Ambedkar's thinking on caste and race, and his non-national internationalism, as a challenge to Indian diplomacy.
- Book · 2025 Postcolonial Global Justice Shuk Ying Chan Princeton University Press Presented at AGPT 2022
- Article · 2025 Race and Caste: Crises and Histories of the Postcolonial Contemporary Victoria J. Collis-Buthelezi Critical Times Maps the overlapping histories of race and caste across South Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.
- Article · 2025 Race, Racism, and the Crisis of Democracy in Political Science Robbie Shilliam Annual Review of Political Science Argues that political science's racial history has limited its grasp of today's crisis of democracy.
- Chapter · 2025 Race, Rights, and the Politics of Petitioning Emma Stone Mackinnon The Cambridge History of Rights
- Article · 2025 Racialization in history and theory: World War II, Ethiopia, and colorblindness in international relations Robbie Shilliam European Journal of International Relations Why International Relations, a field born of World War II, became colorblind, with Ethiopia as a case.
- Article · 2025 Reconsidering Arnold J. Toynbee’s World History in Mid-Twentieth-Century Japan Ryoya Mizuno The Historical Journal How Arnold Toynbee's world history was read and reworked in mid-twentieth-century Japan.
- Article · 2025 Representative Democracy in Mill: A Response to Rousseau’s Critique of Representation Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua Revue d’études benthamiennes Reads John Stuart Mill's defence of representative democracy as a reply to Rousseau's critique of representation.
- Article · 2025 Republican Liberalism Philip Pettit Social Research: An International Quarterly Argues that US liberal commitments form a unified package when liberty is understood in republican terms.
- Article · 2025 Spatial transformation and water infrastructure in coastal Jiangsu: the role of land reclamation companies during the early twentieth century Mingran Cao Planning Perspectives
- Article · 2025 Techno-populist leadership under techno-politics: the case of Musk effect Alp Cenk Arslan International Journal of Public Leadership Analyses Elon Musk's posts from 2022 to 2024 as a case of techno-populist leadership.
- Article · 2025 The Afterlives of Transitional Justice Kelebogile Zvobgo International Journal of Transitional Justice Revisits two founding assumptions of transitional justice in an age of rising authoritarianism.
- Article · 2025 The Age of a Thinker: On Mukta Salve’s Dukkha Ankit Kawade Economic & Political Weekly Argues that dukkha in Mukta Salve's 1855 essay means 'suffering', placing it in a tradition reaching back to the Buddha.
- Chapter · 2025 The allure of great space Arnab Dutta Antiliberal Internationalism in the Twentieth Century
- Article · 2025 The authoritarian orientation in liberal democracies: Labor market and workplace authoritarianism Takamichi Sakurai Constellations
- Chapter · 2025 The Extraterritoriality of Russia in the Digital, Economic Sanctions and Criminal Prosecution Spheres Liliya Khasanova Extraterritoriality Around the Globe
- Article · 2025 The Facilitator Problem: Politicizing Epistemic‐Democratic Assumptions in the People's Republic of China Emerson Bodde Philosophy & Public Affairs How deliberation facilitators shape outcomes, and why this matters especially in the People's Republic of China.
- Article · 2025 The geopolitics of history Regan Burles European Journal of International Relations Uses Reinhart Koselleck to explore how history itself has a geopolitics.
- Article · 2025 The Global Network of Liberty: Toward a New Framework for Understanding the History of Political Concepts Shoufu Yin American Political Science Review Maps liberty as a globally connected concept already in the late Middle Ages, across sources in ten languages. Presented at AGPT 2024
- Chapter · 2025 The Group of 77 and the New International Economic Order Vivien Chang The Group of 77 and the New International Economic Order
- Article · 2025 The Highest Stage of Nationalism Sungik Yang The American Historical Review Argues that postcolonial Korean ethnic nationalism should count as fascism, against Eurocentric definitions.
- Article · 2025 The law of nations in international political thought Benjamin Mueser History of European Ideas
- Book · 2025 The Nehru Years: An International History of Indian Non-Alignment Swapna Kona Nayudu Cambridge University Press An international history of Nehru's non-alignment, 1947–1964, from archives in several languages.
- Article · 2025 The non-aligned world: striking out in an era of great power competition Say Jye Quah International Affairs
- Article · 2025 The Oligarchic Unconscious of Liberal Republicanism Jochen Schmon Constellations
- Article · 2025 The pretence of the cordon sanitaire: non-collaboration as a distraction from discursive congruence Katy Brown Journal of Contemporary European Studies
- Article · 2025 The Pueblo and the Politics of History and Historiography in the Writings of Andrés Bello and Francisco Bilba Nayeli Riano Journal of the History of Ideas
- Article · 2025 The role of Hegel’s political philosophy in the understanding of our present: the important contribution of Richard Bourke Nadia Urbinati History of European Ideas
- Article · 2025 The Significance of Small Things: Small Hydropower in the People’s Republic of China, 1949–1983 Arunabh Ghosh Comparative Studies in Society and History A history of the tens of thousands of small hydropower stations built in the People's Republic of China, 1949–1983.
- Article · 2025 The virtues of ecological citizenship Wenyang Gao Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
- Article · 2025 The Young Turks and International Law Merisa Bahar Şahin Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East How exiled Ottoman liberals at the 1902 Congress used international law against despotism and colonialism. Presented at AGPT 2024
- Article · 2025 Untangling the paradox of the antipolitical politician: populism, antipolitics, and the family Utku Cansu Contemporary Political Theory
- Article · 2025 Veiling in rural Bangladesh: women’s rights consciousness, choice, and subjectivity Md Mizanur Rahman Politics and Religion Why ordinary rural women in Bangladesh veil, drawing on history, theology and interviews.
- Chapter · 2025 Ways of Knowing: A Relational Account Sujin Heo Knowledge and Expertise in International Politics Distinguishes knowing-that, know-how and relational knowledge, and asks how epistemic authority is established.
- Article · 2025 What Happens When Non-Western Voices Enter International Relations? Kautilya and the Politics of Access Nikhil Goyal Central European Journal of International and Security Studies What happens to non-Western voices such as Kautilya once they are brought into International Relations.
- Article · 2025 When Weimar came to the Spanish-American world: The early reception of German constitutional ideas in Peru (1919-1939) Carlos Pérez Crespo Historia Constitucional How the Weimar Constitution was first received in the Spanish-speaking world, through debates about Peru.
- Article · 2025 Who Misunderstood China? Political Meritocracy, Democratic ‘Dogmatism’ and a Tocquevillian Reflection Kuangyu Zhao Journal of Social and Political Philosophy
- Article · 2025 Work Points in the People’s Republic of China, 1950s to the 1980s Arunabh Ghosh Isis
- Article · 2024 ‘Chống dịch như chống giặc’ (‘Fighting the pandemic like fighting the invader’): Audience agency and historical resources in Vietnam’s early securitisation of Covid-19 Say Jye Quah Review of International Studies How Vietnam drew on its history of war, and on public participation, to securitize Covid-19.
- Chapter · 2024 1. Exhuming the Narrative: Imagining Prince Alemayehu in the Ethiopian Diaspora Amsale (Amy) Alemu The Global Ethiopian Diaspora
- Article · 2024 A Decolonial Spinoza: An Interpretation in Tension Emerson Bodde Journal of Spinoza Studies Argues that Spinoza can be read as a decolonial thinker.
- Article · 2024 A Food Utopia? Italian Colonial Visions of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica, 1911–13 Or Rosenboim Journal of the History of Ideas Italian journalists' utopian promises of food plenty in the campaign to colonize Libya, 1911–1913.
- Article · 2024 A Preacher’s Mirror: Mixing Advice and Panegyric in Ibn al-Ǧawzī’s al-Miṣbāḥ al-muḍīʾ Han Hsien Liew Al-Qanṭara Reads Ibn al-Jawzi's mirror for the caliph al-Mustadi as a blend of advice and praise.
- Article · 2024 Anti-liberalism, Civil War and dictatorship: Carl Schmitt and his intellectual influence on the Francoist ideologists (1939–1942) Carlos Pérez Crespo Intellectual History Review
- Article · 2024 Anticolonial Radicals in Different Registers Mayaki Kimba Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism Reconsiders Otto and Hermina Huiswoud as Black anticolonial radicals, not mere Comintern loyalists.
- Article · 2024 Bread-and-Butter Politics: Arrested Liberalization and Hegemonic Materialism in Singapore Say Jye Quah Critical Asian Studies
- Article · 2024 Capitalism and the Organization of Displacement: Selma James’s Internationalism of the Unwaged Katrina Forrester Political Theory Selma James's 'internationalism of the unwaged' and what it shows about informal and unpaid work.
- Chapter · 2024 China and the Visual Politics of World Order Marina Kaneti Seeing China's Belt and Road How a Silk Road museum exhibit both affirms and contests Beijing's Belt and Road vision.
- Article · 2024 China's Cold War Science Diplomacy Arunabh Ghosh The Journal of Asian Studies
- Article · 2024 Clandestine Issues Amsale (Amy) Alemu Radical History Review On the 'clandestine literature' of the 1974 Ethiopian Revolution and its case that Ethiopia was a US client state.
- Article · 2024 Co-Opting Truth: Explaining Quasi-Judicial Institutions in Authoritarian Regimes Kelebogile Zvobgo Human Rights Quarterly Why authoritarian regimes create truth commissions and other quasi-judicial bodies, and how they use them.
- Article · 2024 Colonial Genealogies of Immigration Controls, Self-Determination, and the Nation-State Torsten Menge Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
- Article · 2024 Conceptual Discrepancies in Russian and Western Approaches to the International Regulation of Cyber [Information] Space Liliya Khasanova Baltic Yearbook of International Law Online Why Russia speaks of 'information space' and the West of 'cyberspace', and what the difference means.
- Article · 2024 Conceptualising Extraterritoriality. Public International Law and Private International Law Considerations Lucia Leontiev Global Jurist Extraterritorial jurisdiction from the standpoint of both public and private international law.
- Article · 2024 Doubt: On Sparring and Sociability Doris Sommer Theory & Event An essay on the humanities as training in doubt, conversation and democratic sociability.
- Article · 2024 El sur global en un nuevo escenario de competición de grandes potencias y el orden liberal internacional Willy Nieto Minaya Agenda Internacional In Spanish: the Global South's position amid US–China rivalry and the liberal international order.
- Chapter · 2024 Facts Patrick Jackson Facts and Explanations in International Studies...and beyond
- Article · 2024 Hobbes is Not Who We Think He Is Allan M. Hillani Hobbes Studies A symposium contribution on Samantha Frost's materialist reading of Hobbes and the questions it leaves open.
- Article · 2024 Images of international thinkers Patricia Owens Review of International Studies What photographic portraits of Merze Tate, Margery Perham and Susan Strange reveal about the history of IR.
- Article · 2024 In Colombia, Ex-Combatants Dig for Truth in the Aftermath of Conflict: In the wake of the peace accords, the memories of former FARC rebels are one piece in a complex puzzle of locating the disappeared. In their search, they also find reconciliation and repair. Anna Wherry NACLA Report on the Americas
- Article · 2024 In Response to Constitutional Crisis: The Latent Carl Schmitt in Zhang Junmai’s Political Thought Dandan Chen Asian Journal of Law and Society Finds a hidden Carl Schmitt in the constitutional thought of Republican China's Zhang Junmai. Presented at AGPT 2025
- Article · 2024 Inflation in times of overlapping emergencies: Systemically significant prices from an input–output perspective Isabella Weber Industrial and Corporate Change Identifies 'systemically significant' prices whose shocks threaten overall US price stability.
- Article · 2024 International Lawyers in Post-Soviet Eurasia: Decoding the Divisibility Artur Simonyan European Journal of International Law A study of Russia-centred international lawyers in post-Soviet Eurasia as a distinct epistemic community.
- Chapter · 2024 Internationalism and Globalism in Mid-Twentieth-Century Political Thought Or Rosenboim Rise of the International Ideas of space in mid-twentieth-century British and American international thought.
- Article · 2024 John Stuart Mill on Federation, Civilization and Empire Duncan Bell History of Political Thought Shows that John Stuart Mill was more committed to federalism than usually recognized.
- Article · 2024 Legal Counterrevolution: Property and Judicial Power in the Weimar Republic Clara Maier Modern Intellectual History Locates the origins of German judicial review in Weimar-era alliances between judges and conservative parties.
- Article · 2024 Methods and Epistemologies in the History of Political Thought.: Introductory Notes for a Debate between the Global and the Local Diego Lazzarich Politics
- Article · 2024 Performing the meanings of money in the trials of war orphans against Japan Irene Hyangseon Ahn American Journal of Cultural Sociology Interviews with Japanese 'war orphans' left in China show that their lawsuits against Japan were about meaning, not amounts of money.
- Article · 2024 Political Framing in China's Foreign Relations Law: International Law and ‘Fundamental Norms Governing International Relations’ Malcolm Jorgensen Chinese Journal of Transnational Law How China's 2023 Foreign Relations Law frames its vision of international law and order.
- Article · 2024 Producing Truth: Public Memory Projects in Post-Violence Societies Kelebogile Zvobgo Human Rights Quarterly A dataset of more than 150 memorial projects proposed by truth commissions in 28 countries, 1970–2018.
- Article · 2024 Race, Capitalism, and the Necessity/Contingency Debate William Conroy Theory, Culture & Society Surveys the debate on whether racism is necessary or contingent to capitalism.
- Article · 2024 Reawakening a Revolutionary Party: The Ancient and Modern Princes in Wang Hui’s Political Theory Simon Sihang Luo American Political Science Review Brings Wang Hui's Maoist theory of the party into debates on reviving political parties. Presented at AGPT 2022
- Article · 2024 Representative government as anti-imperialism: Edward Carpenter's radical critique of Victorian civilization Théophile Deslauriers European Journal of Political Theory Edward Carpenter's critique of civilization linked anti-imperialism with representative government. Presented at AGPT 2022
- Article · 2024 Rethinking Turanism beyond Expansionism Omer Topal Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East Argues that Turanism was not only expansionist but was also a modern idea of solidarity and sovereignty.
- Article · 2024 Revolution in Populism: Anticolonial Developmentalism in Brazil’s Populist Republic Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History Presented at AGPT 2025
- Book · 2024 Right to the Road: How Marginalized American Motorists Fought to Drive and Park Joseph Rodriguez Rowman & Littlefield How marginalized American motorists fought for the right to drive and park.
- Article · 2024 Ruling with Knowledge vs. Ruling with Laws: The Role of Law in Plato's Best City in the Statesman Jiseob Yoon History of Political Thought Argues that law is necessary even in the best city of Plato's Statesman, as the way rulers' knowledge reaches citizens.
- Article · 2024 Russia’s Counter-revolutionary International Law in the Scholarship of Boris Mirkine-Guetzévitch Artur Simonyan European Journal of International Law
- Article · 2024 Shades of authoritarian digital sovereignty: divergences in Russian and Chinese data localisation regimes Liliya Khasanova Journal of Cyber Policy
- Article · 2024 Should Deliberative Democrats Eschew Modernist Social Science? Kai Yui Samuel Chan Political Studies Asks whether studying deliberative democracy with mainstream social science undercuts its own premises.
- Article · 2024 Sieyès’s idea of constituent power: a moderate and illiberal idea of sovereignty in the French revolution Carlos Pérez Crespo History of European Ideas
- Article · 2024 Social Death and Rastafari Reason Robbie Shilliam Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race Situates Orlando Patterson's idea of 'social death' in his early encounters with Rastafari thought in Jamaica.
- Article · 2024 Spatializing social reproduction theory: integrating state space and the urban fabric William Conroy Review of International Political Economy
- Article · 2024 Strategic Occidentalism: America in Vietnamese Anticolonial Thought Kevin D. Pham Theory & Event How Vietnamese anticolonial writers of the 1920s used praise of America for their own purposes.
- Article · 2024 Systemic cycles of accumulation and chaos in the world capitalist system: a missing link Isabella Weber Socio-Economic Review Explains the 'systemic chaos' at the end of hegemonic cycles in Arrighi's account of world capitalism.
- Article · 2024 Territory and Self-Determination Anna Stilz Annual Review of Political Science A review of recent theories of territorial rights and self-determination.
- Article · 2024 The “sovereignty paradox” in China’s response to the Russia-Ukraine war Hangwei Li Contemporary Security Policy
- Article · 2024 The Ālūsī Family between Baghdad and Istanbul: Imperial Connections and the Development of Salafi Commitments Omer Topal Die Welt des Islams The Alusi family of Baghdad: Salafi scholars who held office within the late Ottoman state.
- Book · 2024 The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization Kevin D. Pham Oxford University Press Six Vietnamese thinkers, from Phan Boi Chau to Ho Chi Minh, and their competing visions of decolonization.
- Book · 2024 The First Last Man: Mary Shelley and the Postapocalyptic Imagination Eileen Hunt University of Pennsylvania Press
- Article · 2024 The Geneva Crucible Erez Manela Diplomatic History
- Article · 2024 The Practice of International Relations Discipline in India: Obstacles and Challenges Nikhil Goyal Studies in Indian Politics The history and challenges of International Relations as a discipline in India.
- Article · 2024 The Privilege of Territory: Christian Wolff at the Origins of Statist International Thought Benjamin Mueser Political Theory How Christian Wolff helped make states the only legitimate holders of territorial rights.
- Chapter · 2024 The Society of Nations, Imperialism, and the Colour Line: Three Conceptions of the International Jennifer Pitts Rise of the International Three conceptions of the international after 1919: Wilson's, Hobson's and W. E. B. Du Bois's.
- Article · 2024 The South Korean Military Ideological Complex: Transcendent Nationalism in Military Moral Education Sungik Yang Journal of Korean Studies State ideology in South Korean military moral education under Syngman Rhee and Park Chung Hee.
- Article · 2024 The Sovereignty of Chance Nadia Urbinati Common Knowledge A sceptical reply to calls for replacing elections with selection by lot.
- Article · 2024 Three meanings of colonialism: Nehru, Sukarno, and Kotelawala debate the future of the Third World Movement (1954-61) Sandeep Bhardwaj Journal of Global History How Nehru, Sukarno and Kotelawala offered three rival meanings of 'colonialism' for the Third World movement.
- Chapter · 2024 Too Sweet a Deal: American “Candy Men” and International Cocoa Negotiations in the 1960s Vivien Chang Rethinking U.S. World Power
- Article · 2024 Uproar against Liberal Majoritarianism: Critiques from African Perspectives Claudia Favarato Perspectives on Global Development and Technology African critiques of liberal majoritarian democracy, with a case study of Guinea-Bissau.
- Article · 2024 War power through restraint: The politics of unilateral military action after 1945 Katherine Irajpanah Presidential Studies Quarterly Why US presidents sometimes seek congressional approval for military action and sometimes do not.
- Article · 2024 What’s Wrong with Neocolonialism: The Case of Unequal Trade in Cultural Goods Shuk Ying Chan American Political Science Review What is wrong with unequal trade in cultural goods, argued from the ideal of social equality.
- Article · 2024 Why Westphalia Still Matters: Territorial Rights under Empire Benjamin Mueser International Studies Review Argues that Westphalia still matters because territory is a legal concept, not just a border practice.
- Article · 2023 ‘A gadding passion’: envy and the role of ‘civil and moral’ knowledge in Francis Bacon’s political thought Nayeli Riano History of European Ideas
- Article · 2023 “The Present as History”: Walter Rodney and the Search for Usable African Pasts Adom Getachew Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism Reads Walter Rodney's How Europe Underdeveloped Africa for how the historian joins past, present and political struggle.
- Article · 2023 A Revisit to Islamic Inter-Polity Legal Theory Salar Abbasi Journal of Law and Jurisprudence A critical revisit of Islamic legal theory on relations between Muslim and non-Muslim polities.
- Article · 2023 Are citizens culpable for state action? Anna Stilz Politics, Philosophy & Economics Argues that most citizens of a democracy share culpability for their state's wrongful acts.
- Chapter · 2023 Beyond the NIEO: Self-Reliance as an Alternative Vision of Postcolonial Development Vivien Chang The Anticolonial Transnational
- Article · 2023 Can criminal organizations be non-State parties to armed conflict? Pablo Kalmanovitz International Review of the Red Cross Asks whether large criminal organizations such as drug cartels can be parties to armed conflict under humanitarian law.
- Article · 2023 Colonial Genealogies of National Self-Determination Torsten Menge Journal of the American Philosophical Association How colonial genealogies challenge the default authority of national self-determination.
- Chapter · 2023 Democracy in Algernon Sidney’s Discourses Concerning Government Thomas Ashby Contributions to Political Science
- Article · 2023 Digital Surveillance Trends and Chinese Influence in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic Bulelani Jili Asian Journal of Comparative Law Weighs claims that China used the COVID-19 pandemic to export digital surveillance, with three country cases.
- Article · 2023 Discriminating Borders: Nationality, Racial Ordering, and the Right to Exclude Torsten Menge Genealogy+Critique How nationality-based borders exclude people racialized by colonialism.
- Article · 2023 Eichmann in Plettenberg: Carl Schmitt reads Hannah Arendt Niklas Plaetzer Modern Intellectual History Reconstructs Carl Schmitt's reading of Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem from his notes and marginalia.
- Article · 2023 Fanon's Mobilities: Race, Space, Recognition William Conroy Antipode Reads Fanon on how mobility and confinement produce race and serve capitalism.
- Article · 2023 German Lessons: Comparative Constitutionalism, States’ Rights, and Federalist Imaginaries in Interwar India Sarath Pillai Comparative Studies in Society and History How interwar Indian federalists looked to Imperial Germany for constitutional lessons.
- Article · 2023 Globalizing the international: Bull's metaphysics of order Regan Burles International Theory How Hedley Bull's idea of world order shaped the story of the 'globalization' of international society.
- Article · 2023 Hegel in Iran. Appropriations of Hegelian Thought in Iranian Debates on Modernity, Islam, and Nationalism Rasoul Namazi Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2023 Historical memory, democratic citizenship, and political theory: Reconstructing a historical method in Judith Shklar’s writings Simon Sihang Luo European Journal of Political Theory Reconstructs Judith Shklar's historical method and its link to democratic citizenship.
- Article · 2023 Hobbes Among the Savages: Politics, War, and Enmity in the So-called State of Nature Allan M. Hillani Hobbes Studies Argues that Hobbes's state of nature, illustrated by the 'savages' of America, is already a political condition.
- Article · 2023 Human Shields and the Gulf War Alexander de la Paz International Studies Quarterly Uses new archival records to assess how Iraq's 1990 'human shields' shaped the Gulf War coalition's choices.
- Chapter · 2023 Ideological Values and Norm Contestation in the ICC: The Afghanistan Investigation and American Opposition to Article 12(2)(a) Jurisdiction Malcolm Jorgensen Tracing Value Change in the International Legal Order US opposition to ICC jurisdiction in the Afghanistan investigation and its effect on accountability norms.
- Article · 2023 Indeterminate Innovation Patrick Jackson Perspectives on Politics
- Article · 2023 Islamic Political Thought and the “Constitution of Medina” Rasoul Namazi Comparative Political Theory Links source criticism of early Islamic history with the study of the 'Constitution of Medina'.
- Article · 2023 Kant’s domestic analogy: international and global order Regan Burles European Journal of International Relations Finds in Kant's political writings a second 'domestic analogy', between international and cosmopolitan right.
- Article · 2023 La sfida ecologista: alla ricerca di un nuovo pensiero politico Diego Lazzarich Politics
- Article · 2023 Liu Bei, Plato et al. on Kingship: A Microhistory of Seventeenth-Century Globalization and Political Thought Shoufu Yin History of Political Thought How the Spanish friar Navarrete compared the Chinese ruler Liu Bei with Plato, Seneca and Aquinas on kingship. Presented at AGPT 2022
- Chapter · 2023 Localizing Islam in South Asia Ali S. Asani South Asian Islam
- Article · 2023 Mary Shelley's The Last Man: Existentialism and IR meet the post-apocalyptic pandemic novel Eileen Hunt Review of International Studies Recovers Mary Shelley's The Last Man as the first modern pandemic novel and a work of international thought.
- Article · 2023 My decoloniality is not your decoloniality: the new multiverse – an opinion piece Stephen Chan Social Dynamics
- Article · 2023 Myth and authority: Forum on the Actuality of Benjamin’s ‘Critique of Violence’ at Its Centenary, Part I - The Mythical Authority of Foundation: towards a critique of justice Allan M. Hillani Contexto Internacional Reads Benjamin's 'Critique of Violence' to show how law's authority rests on a mythical foundation.
- Book · 2023 Norberto Bobbio: A Life for Democracy on the Battlefield of Ideologies David Ragazzoni Routledge
- Article · 2023 On Civilian Liability Anna Stilz Mind
- Article · 2023 Ottoman internationalism Omer Topal The International History Review Presented at AGPT 2022
- Article · 2023 Polyphonic internationalism: The Lucie Zimmern School of International studies Patricia Owens The International History Review
- Article · 2023 Problematizing Settler Grievances: Danielle Smith and Contested Colonialism Ritwik Bhattacharjee Canadian Journal of Political Science Reads Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's sovereignty act through the framework of 'contested colonialism'.
- Article · 2023 Refounding Denied: Hannah Arendt on Limited Principles and the Lost Promise of Reconstruction Niklas Plaetzer Political Theory Reads Arendt's 'Civil Disobedience' as a critique of white constitutionalism and Reconstruction's failure.
- Article · 2023 Revisiting the concept of citizenship in Margaret Thatcher’s government: the individual, the state, and civil society Lenon Campos Maschette Journal of Political Ideologies
- Article · 2023 Rousseau on multiplying partial associations Sungho Kimlee History of European Ideas
- Article · 2023 Sellers’ inflation, profits and conflict: why can large firms hike prices in an emergency? Isabella Weber Review of Keynesian Economics Argues that US COVID-era inflation was largely a sellers' inflation driven by firms with market power.
- Article · 2023 Sisterhood Is X: On Feminist Solidarity Then and Now Durba Mitra South Atlantic Quarterly Traces 'sisterhood' as a concept in internationalist feminisms of the 1970s and 1980s, and what it means now.
- Article · 2023 Slavery and the Economic Lives of Women Emma Rothschild Journal of Women's History
- Article · 2023 State capitalism, imperialism and China: Bringing history back in Isabella Weber Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space Brings the long history of 'state capitalism', back to the age of imperialism, to bear on China today.
- Book · 2023 The British Conservative Party: Ideology and Citizenship Lenon Campos Maschette Routledge
- Article · 2023 The Devil and Democracy in the Global South: Hugo Chávez's Transnational Populism Joshua Simon Journal of Latin American Studies Argues that Hugo Chávez's later speeches show a 'transnational populism' rooted in Latin American international thought.
- Article · 2023 The far right, the mainstream and mainstreaming: towards a heuristic framework Katy Brown Journal of Political Ideologies
- Article · 2023 The Liberalism of Fear in China: Hu Ping and the Uses of Fear and Memory in Contemporary Chinese Liberalism Simon Sihang Luo Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2023 The promise and peril of statelessness Benjamin Mueser Cambridge Review of International Affairs
- Article · 2023 The Report, or, Whatever Happened to Third World Feminist Theory? Durba Mitra Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society
- Chapter · 2023 The Right to Rebel: History and Universality in the Political Thought of the Algerian Revolution Emma Stone Mackinnon Time, History, and Political Thought
- Article · 2023 Three Approaches to the Study of Race and International Relations Adom Getachew Security Studies
- Article · 2023 Understanding African journalistic agency in China–Africa media interactions: The case of Kenya Hangwei Li International Communication Gazette How Kenyan journalists exercise agency in their dealings with Chinese media and officials.
- Article · 2023 Visions for racial equality. David Clement Scott and the struggle for justice in nineteenth-century Malawi. By Harri Englund. Pp. xvi + 309 incl. 12 figs and 2 maps. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2022. £75. 978 1 316 51400 9 Ethan Sanders The Journal of Ecclesiastical History
- Article · 2023 Wartime in the history of economic thought: episodes in European history Emma Rothschild The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
- Article · 2023 What is a deliberative system? A tale of two ontologies Kai Yui Samuel Chan European Journal of Political Theory Two rival ways of defining a deliberative system, and what each means for evaluating deliberation.
- Article · 2022 “Does The Water Repeat?”: Reading Caribbean-South African Contemporary Fiction Victoria J. Collis-Buthelezi Interventions
- Chapter · 2022 20 Cold War Liberals, Neoconservatives, and the Rediscovery of Ideology Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins Ideology in U.S. Foreign Relations
- Article · 2022 Africa: regulate surveillance technologies and personal data Bulelani Jili Nature
- Article · 2022 Ahmed Rıza Bey's Positivist and Anticolonial World Order Merisa Bahar Şahin Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association
- Article · 2022 Apocalyptic claims and the everyday: Tosaka Jun, history, and journalism Emerson Bodde Asian Philosophy
- Article · 2022 Aspirational fascism versus postfascism: a conceptual history of a far-right politics Takamichi Sakurai History of European Ideas
- Article · 2022 Chinese ICT and Smart City Initiatives in Kenya Bulelani Jili Asia Policy
- Article · 2022 Colonial policy studies in Japan: racial visions of Nan'yo, or the early creation of a global South Tomohito Baji International Affairs How Japanese colonial policy studies imagined the South Seas (Nan'yo) through racial hierarchies.
- Article · 2022 Consenso di Irmandade: Reading Bissau-Guinean Political Thought on Community and Consensus Claudia Favarato Comparative Political Theory Bissau-Guinean political thought on community and 'brotherhood consensus', rooted in land, kinship and the past.
- Article · 2022 Demystifying the Image Amsale (Amy) Alemu Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East How Ethiopian revolutionaries framed opposition to Haile Selassie as anti-imperialist, not only anti-feudal.
- Chapter · 2022 Disclosing the Problem of Empire in Du Bois’s International Thought Jennifer Pitts The Oxford Handbook of W. E. B. Du Bois Du Bois's account of a world order built on racial hierarchy, empire and capitalist exploitation.
- Article · 2022 Exilic journeys and lives: Paths leading to a Mughal grave in Rangoon Teren Sevea The Indian Economic & Social History Review Microhistories of Mughal and Muslim exiles in Burma, 1850s–1920s, including Bahadur Shah Zafar.
- Article · 2022 Feminist Demands and the Problem of Housework Katrina Forrester American Political Science Review What social movement demands do, through the 1970s feminist debate over wages for housework.
- Article · 2022 From the Boundaries of the People to their Enactment: A New Terrain for Democratic Theory Adom Getachew Democratic Theory
- Article · 2022 George III and the Law of Nations David Armitage The William and Mary Quarterly
- Article · 2022 Indian Ocean studies and saintly materials from the Islamic East Teren Sevea History Compass
- Article · 2022 Legitymizacja działań Światowej Organizacji Handlu a kryzys Organu Apelacyjnego systemu rozstrzygania sporów Wanda Dugiel Horyzonty Polityki In Polish: the crisis of the WTO's Appellate Body and the legitimacy of its dispute settlement.
- Book · 2022 Leo Strauss and Islamic Political Thought Rasoul Namazi Cambridge University Press The first in-depth study of Leo Strauss's writings on Islamic political thought.
- Article · 2022 Making Sense of Violent Extremism Alejandro Rodiles AJIL Unbound A response to J. Benton Heath on how the idea of violent extremism is contested in law and politics.
- Article · 2022 Maturity and individuality in the later writings of J.S. Mill: a unified account Théophile Deslauriers History of European Ideas
- Article · 2022 Origins of moral-political philosophy in early China: contestation of humaneness, justice, and personal freedom: by Tao Jiang, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2021, pp. xv + 514, $35.00 (pb), ISBN: 9780197611364 Shoufu Yin British Journal for the History of Philosophy
- Article · 2022 Overcoming the Other America: José Martí's Immanent Critique of the Unionist Paradigm Joshua Simon The Review of Politics Reads José Martí's critique of US imperialism as an immanent critique of the hemispheric 'unionist paradigm'.
- Article · 2022 Parties, Democracy, and the Ideal of Anti-factionalism: Past Anxieties and Present Challenges David Ragazzoni Ethics & International Affairs The long history of anti-factionalism and what it means for political parties in democracy today.
- Article · 2022 Redefining Reciprocity: Appointment Edicts and Political Thought in Medieval China Shoufu Yin Journal of the History of Ideas
- Article · 2022 Seeing citizenship: singularity, multiplicity, complexity in times of crisis Marina Kaneti Citizenship Studies
- Book · 2022 Squalor Robbie Shilliam Agenda Publishing A recent history of housing squalor in Britain, culminating in the Grenfell Tower fire.
- Book · 2022 State-Building, Rule of Law, Good Governance and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Space: Thirty Years Looking Back Lucia Leontiev Routledge
- Chapter · 2022 The cost of thrift: The politics of ‘financial autonomy’ in the French colonial empire, 1900–14 Madeline Woker Imperial Inequalities
- Article · 2022 The creation of capitalist time: Rethinking primitive accumulation through conservation David Suell Environment and Planning D: Society and Space Rethinks primitive accumulation by looking at conservation and the creation of capitalist time.
- Article · 2022 The Double Life of Ibn Bajja: A Platonic Philosopher among the Potentates of His Time Alexander Orwin Polis: The Journal for Ancient Greek and Roman Political Thought How Ibn Bajja praised Plato while quietly reworking him, separating the philosophers' city from ordinary politics.
- Article · 2022 The Genesis of Miracle Stories in Jihad Alexander de la Paz International Studies Quarterly The first systematic study of where miracle stories (karamat) in jihad come from and who spreads them.
- Book · 2022 To Raise a Fallen People: The Nineteenth-Century Origins of Indian Views on International Politics Rahul Sagar Columbia University Press
- Article · 2022 Toward a Democratic Canon Emma Stone Mackinnon Comparative Political Theory
- Article · 2022 Trans-Himalayan science in mid-twentieth century China and India: Birbal Sahni, Hsü Jen, and a Pan-Asian paleobotany Arunabh Ghosh International Journal of Asian Studies The collaboration of Birbal Sahni and Hsü Jen as a connected history of science in China and India.
- Article · 2022 Was there a legislative moral agenda in Thatcher’s administration? Lenon Campos Maschette Contemporary British History
- Article · 2022 Working on relationalism Sujin Heo New Perspectives Why scholarly writing struggles to move beyond the choice between substantialism and relationalism.
- Article · 2021 “Surplus Woman”: Female Sexuality and the Concept of Endogamy Durba Mitra The Journal of Asian Studies The colonial origins of the concept of endogamy and how controlling female sexuality shaped the study of South Asian society.
- Article · 2021 A Buck-Passing Account of ‘Moral Equality’ Elaine Yim Res Publica
- Article · 2021 A multitude of decolonial metropoles – what navigation for commonality and unity? Stephen Chan Third World Quarterly
- Book · 2021 African Political Thought: An Intellectual History of the Quest for Freedom Stephen Chan Hurst Publishers
- Book · 2021 An Infinite History: The Story of a Family in France over Three Centuries Emma Rothschild Princeton University Press
- Article · 2021 An Old Right in New Bottles: State without Nation in South Korean New Right Historiography Sungik Yang The Journal of Asian Studies How South Korea's New Right historiography responded to the left's claim on nationalism.
- Article · 2021 Clearing of the Ground - Ambedkar's Method of Reading: Bluestone Rising Scholar Honorable Mention 2021 Ankit Kawade CASTE / A Global Journal on Social Exclusion Sets out Ambedkar's method of reading Hindu texts, especially the Manusmriti.
- Book · 2021 Crisis and Renewal in the History of European Political Thought László Kontler Brill
- Article · 2021 Debating Maoism in Contemporary China: Reflections on Benjamin I. Schwartz, Chinese Communism and the Rise of Mao Elizabeth Perry Asia-Pacific Journal Revisits the Cold War debate between Benjamin Schwartz and Karl Wittfogel over Maoism, in light of Xi Jinping.
- Article · 2021 Decolonizing the "Universal Republic": The Paris Commune and French Empire Niklas Plaetzer Nineteenth-Century French Studies
- Book · 2021 Democracy in International Law-Making: Principles from Persian Philosophy Salar Abbasi Routledge
- Chapter · 2021 Freedom and the Human Positioning in the Lifeworld: The Transcendence-Immanence Contrast in Simone de Beauvoir’s Existentialist Feminism Abdul Rahim Afaki Analecta Husserliana
- Article · 2021 Friday sermons and the complexities of standardization in the late Ottoman Empire Omer Topal British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies
- Article · 2021 History, race and the pitfalls of ideal normative theorising Patricia Owens Cambridge Review of International Affairs
- Book · 2021 How China Escaped Shock Therapy: The Market Reform Debate Isabella Weber Routledge
- Article · 2021 Ibn al-Jawzī and the Cursing of Yazīd b . Muʿāwiya: A Debate on Rebellion and Legitimate Rulership Han Hsien Liew Journal of the American Oriental Society Ibn al-Jawzi's treatise on cursing the caliph Yazid as a window onto debates about rebellion and legitimate rule.
- Chapter · 2021 Latin American Baroque: Or Error by Design Doris Sommer The Cambridge History of World Literature
- Article · 2021 Learning by Heart: Training for Self-Reliance on the TAZARA Railway, 1968–1976 Jamie Monson Made in China Journal
- Article · 2021 Missionaries of the Party: Work-team Participation and Intellectual Incorporation Elizabeth Perry The China Quarterly How intellectuals serve as 'missionaries' of the Chinese Communist Party through work teams, from Land Reform to today.
- Book · 2021 New Directions in Uneven and Combined Development Tatiana Pignon Routledge
- Article · 2021 Nietzsche, Spinoza, and Etiology (On the Example of Free Will) Jason Maurice Yonover European Journal of Philosophy A neglected affinity between Nietzsche and Spinoza: explaining why we wrongly believe in free will.
- Article · 2021 Off the Menu: Post-1945 Norms and the End of War Declarations Katherine Irajpanah Security Studies
- Article · 2021 On the international investment regime: A critique from equality Shuk Ying Chan Politics, Philosophy & Economics Critiques the international investment regime from the standpoint of equality, not only self-determination.
- Article · 2021 Populism, the media, and the mainstreaming of the far right: The Guardian ’s coverage of populism as a case study Katy Brown Politics How The Guardian's coverage of 'populism' helped blur it with, and mainstream, the far right.
- Article · 2021 Raymond Aron, Friedrich Hayek, and “The Third World”: An Alternative History of the End of Ideology Debate Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development
- Chapter · 2021 Regular War, Irregulars, and Savages Pablo Kalmanovitz Concepts and Contexts of Vattel's Political and Legal Thought
- Article · 2021 Salomon Maimon, “On the First Grounds of Natural Right” Jason Maurice Yonover British Journal for the History of Philosophy
- Chapter · 2021 The Global South and the Law and Governance of Global Security: Towards a Scholarship on the Global Ecology of Insecurities Alejandro Rodiles The Oxford Handbook of the International Law of Global Security On the Global South's changing role in international security law and governance.
- Book · 2021 The International Thought of Alfred Zimmern: Classicism, Zionism and the Shadow of Commonwealth Tomohito Baji Springer
- Article · 2021 The politics of male circumcision in the late Ottoman Empire Omer Topal Middle Eastern Studies
- Book · 2021 The Routledge Handbook of African Law Muna B. Ndulo Routledge
- Chapter · 2021 The Wilsonian Uprisings of 1919 Erez Manela Revolutionary World
- Chapter · 2021 Their Own State(s) of Nature: The Enlightenment Social Imaginary and the Invention of Hungarian Ethnic Origins László Kontler The State of Nature: Histories of an Idea
- Chapter · 2021 Theorizing (with) Amy Ashwood Garvey Robbie Shilliam Women's International Thought: A New History
- Book · 2021 Violent Fraternity: Indian Political Thought in the Global Age Shruti Kapila Princeton University Press
- Article · 2021 Why Compatriot Partiality Arguments Cannot Support Extensive Immigration Control Elaine Yim Journal of Social Philosophy
- Article · 2020 “India Looks at the World”: Nehru, the Indian Foreign Service & World Diplomacy Swapna Kona Nayudu Diplomatica
- Article · 2020 Aesthetic injustice Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua Journal of Aesthetics & Culture
- Article · 2020 After Labor Jean Comaroff Critical Historical Studies
- Book · 2020 American Foreign Policy Ideology and the International Rule of Law: Contesting Power through the International Criminal Court Malcolm Jorgensen Cambridge University Press What the 'international rule of law' means in American foreign policy, seen through US relations with the International Criminal Court.
- Book · 2020 Democracy and Electoral Politics in Zambia Muna B. Ndulo Brill
- Book · 2020 Dreamworlds of Race: Empire and the Utopian Destiny of Anglo-America Duncan Bell Princeton University Press The late-Victorian movement to unite Britain and the United States, and its racial and utopian visions.
- Book · 2020 El arte obra en el mundo: Cultura ciudadana y humanidades públicas Doris Sommer Metales Pesados
- Chapter · 2020 Foiba Diego Lazzarich Translating Worlds
- Chapter · 2020 Futures in the Past of Africa-China Engagement Jamie Monson Afrasian Transformations
- Book · 2020 How the West Stole Democracy from the Arabs: The Syrian Arab Congress of 1920 and the Destruction of Its Historic Liberal-Islamic Alliance Elizabeth Thompson Atlantic Monthly Press
- Article · 2020 Ikoner og aporier i den vestlige debatten om borgerkrigen i Syria Lars Handeland Internasjonal Politikk In Norwegian: the image of Omran Daqneesh and the role of 'international icons' in Western debate on Syria's civil war.
- Book · 2020 Indian Sex Life: Sexuality and the Colonial Origins of Modern Social Thought Durba Mitra Princeton University Press How ideas about deviant female sexuality shaped colonial-era knowledge of Indian society.
- Article · 2020 Institutions, Ideologies, and Comparative Political Theory Joshua Simon Perspectives on Politics Argues that comparative political theory can borrow from the comparative methods of comparative politics.
- Article · 2020 International Society as a Historical Subject Erez Manela Diplomatic History
- Article · 2020 Leave the Dead Some Room to Dance: Postcolonial Founding and the Problem of Inheritance in Wole Soyinka’s A Dance of the Forests David Suell Political Theory Reads Wole Soyinka's A Dance of the Forests on postcolonial founding and how a community handles its pasts.
- Book · 2020 Making It Count: Statistics and Statecraft in the Early People's Republic of China Arunabh Ghosh Princeton University Press
- Book · 2020 Maximilian Hell (1720–92) and the Ends of Jesuit Science in Enlightenment Europe László Kontler Brill
- Book · 2020 Miracles and Material Life: Rice, Ore, Traps and Guns in Islamic Malaya Teren Sevea Cambridge University Press
- Article · 2020 Relocating the “Human Zoo”: Exotic Displays, Metropolitan Identity, and Ethnographic Knowledge in Late Nineteenth-Century Budapest László Kontler East Central Europe Exotic 'human zoo' displays in late nineteenth-century Budapest, a city without colonies.
- Article · 2020 Schengen as a political territory: Sources of differentiation in the EU’s ‘free movement of persons’ from 1985 Cristina Blanco Sío-López Politique européenne
- Chapter · 2020 The African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights as an Opportunity Structure Jacquelene Mwangi The Performance of Africa's International Courts How the African Court of Human and Peoples' Rights opened a path for litigants through its fair-trial rulings.
- Article · 2020 The British Commonwealth as liberal international avatar: with the spines of Burke Tomohito Baji History of European Ideas
- Article · 2020 The Car as Landscape Determinant, Financial Burden, and Gendered Artifact Joseph Rodriguez Journal of Urban History
- Book · 2020 The Laws of War in International Thought Pablo Kalmanovitz Oxford University Press Rethinks the laws of war through the history of international thought.
- Article · 2020 The Life and Possible Death of the Great Asian Monsoon Sunil Amrith American Scientist
- Article · 2020 The Neoconservative Moment in France: Raymond Aron, the United States, and the 1970s Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins The Tocqueville Review Raymond Aron's critical view of France's 1970s liberal revival, read in a transatlantic context.
- Article · 2020 The populist leader's two bodies: Bobbio, Berlusconi, and the factionalization of party democracy David Ragazzoni Constellations
- Article · 2020 The theoretical scope of Fujita Shōzō’s later concept of contemporary totalitarianism: integrating ‘totalitarianism towards unruffled ease’ and ‘totalitarianism as market economy’ Takamichi Sakurai Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2019 ‘Repackaging’ Cuban cultural consumption José Joel Peña Llanes Lumina How new technologies are reshaping cultural consumption in Cuba's state-controlled media system.
- Article · 2019 Ambedkar's Agonism Shruti Kapila Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East Reconstructs Ambedkar's thinking on hostility and antagonism as a theory of sovereignty.
- Article · 2019 Asia in the Global 1919: Reimagining Territory, Identity, and Solidarity Erez Manela The Journal of Asian Studies A forum essay on what the global moment of 1919 meant across Asia.
- Chapter · 2019 Constitutions and Constitutional Reforms in African Politics Muna B. Ndulo Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics The phases of constitution-making in African politics since independence.
- Article · 2019 Declaration as Disavowal: The Politics of Race and Empire in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Emma Stone Mackinnon Political Theory Argues that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights disavowed parts of earlier rights declarations in ways that suited empire and racial rule.
- Book · 2019 Ethnography and the Historical Imagination Jean Comaroff Routledge
- Book · 2019 In the Shadow of Justice: Postwar Liberalism and the Remaking of Political Philosophy Katrina Forrester Princeton University Press
- Chapter · 2019 Is There a ‘Populist’ International Law (in Latin America)? Alejandro Rodiles Netherlands Yearbook of International Law
- Article · 2019 La utilidad del análisis de las políticas públicas: una forma de mejorar racionalmente la solución de los problemas públicos y comprender la acción del Estado José Joel Peña Llanes Encrucijada, Revista Electrónica del Centro de Estudios en Administración Pública Explains, from classic public administration texts, what policy analysis is for in a democracy.
- Book · 2019 Me the People: How Populism Transforms Democracy Nadia Urbinati Harvard University Press
- Book · 2019 Mugabe: A Life of Power and Violence Stephen Chan University of Michigan Press
- Article · 2019 Pawangs on the Frontier: Miracles, prophets, and divinities in the ricefields of modern Malaya Teren Sevea Modern Asian Studies Jawi manuscripts on pawangs, Muslim miracle-workers who led rice cultivation on Malaya's frontier.
- Chapter · 2019 Reparations, History and the Origins of Global Justice Katrina Forrester Empire, Race and Global Justice
- Book · 2019 Territorial Sovereignty: A Philosophical Exploration Anna Stilz Oxford University Press A qualified defence of a world of territorial states, grounded in occupancy, basic justice and self-determination.
- Article · 2019 The Anthropocene and the Triumph of the Imagination: An Environmental Perspective on C. A. Bayly'sRemaking the Modern World, 1900–2015 Sunil Amrith The Journal of Asian Studies An environmental reading of C. A. Bayly's Remaking the Modern World.
- Chapter · 2019 The Future of the World Trading System After 2017 and the Interests of the European Union Wanda Dugiel Eurasian Studies in Business and Economics
- Chapter · 2019 The future that once was 1989, the EU’s eastward enlargement, and democracy’s missed chances Cristina Blanco Sío-López 1989 and the West
- Article · 2019 The Weimar Origins Of The West Germanrechtsstaat, 1919–1969 Clara Maier The Historical Journal How West Germany's Rechtsstaat, built on basic rights and judicial authority, grew out of Weimar constitutional thought.
- Chapter · 2019 Working Ahead of Time: Labor and Modernization during the Construction of the TAZARA Railway, 1968–86 Jamie Monson Making a World after Empire
- Article · 2019 World History as Oceanic History: Beyond Braudel David Armitage The Historical Review/La Revue Historique Proposes rethinking world history through its oceans and seas.
- Book · 2019 Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination Adom Getachew Princeton University Press How anticolonial thinkers such as Azikiwe, Du Bois, Nkrumah, Manley and Nyerere sought to remake the international order, not just build nations.
- Article · 2018 ‘In the very eye of the storm’: India, the UN, and the Lebanon crisis of 1958 Swapna Kona Nayudu Cold War History
- Article · 2018 An Introduction to the Smaller Bodies of Water in Hugo Grotius’s Legal Theory Laurelin Beatrijs Middelkoop Grotiana Grotius on rights over smaller bodies of water, read through his Introduction to the Jurisprudence of Holland.
- Book · 2018 Boundaries of the International: Law and Empire Jennifer Pitts Harvard University Press
- Book · 2018 Colonial Capitalism and the Dilemmas of Liberalism Ulas Ince Oxford University Press How colonial capitalism shaped British liberal thought from the late seventeenth to the early nineteenth century.
- Chapter · 2018 Democracy in International Law-making: An Unfilled Lacuna Salar Abbasi New Zealand Yearbook of International Law
- Article · 2018 Edwin Seligman, initiator of global progressive public finance Madeline Woker Journal of Global History How Columbia's Edwin Seligman spread progressive public finance worldwide, especially through his Asian students.
- Article · 2018 Founding the World State: H. G. Wells on Empire and the English-Speaking Peoples Duncan Bell International Studies Quarterly
- Article · 2018 Goethe, Maimon, and Spinoza's Third Kind of Cognition Jason Maurice Yonover Goethe Yearbook
- Book · 2018 Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity Akbar Ahmed Brookings Institution Press A wide-ranging study of Islam's place in European history and of Muslim communities in Europe today.
- Article · 2018 Legal Pluralism, Customary Law and Women’s Rights Muna B. Ndulo Southern African Public Law How African customary law and the Bill of Rights clash over women's rights, with South African cases.
- Article · 2018 Pragmatism and Prophecy: H. G. Wells and the Metaphysics of Socialism Duncan Bell American Political Science Review Reads H. G. Wells's cosmopolitan socialism as resting on a distinctive pragmatist philosophy.
- Article · 2018 Pragmatism in Indian strategic thought: Evidence from the nuclear weapons debate of the 1960s Rahul Sagar India Review
- Article · 2018 Promise-Making and the History of Human Rights: Reading Arendt with Danto Emma Stone Mackinnon Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development
- Article · 2018 Representation, Epistemic Democracy, and Political Parties in John Stuart Mill and José de Alencar Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua Brazilian Political Science Review
- Article · 2018 Sovereignty, Pluralism, and Regular War: Wolff and Vattel’s Enlightenment Critique of Just War Pablo Kalmanovitz Political Theory Wolff and Vattel's Enlightenment critique of just war theory.
- Article · 2018 The “Moral Effect” of Legalized Lawlessness Caroline Elkins Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques Traces the liberal and imperial roots of Britain's systematic colonial violence, from Palestine to Kenya.
- Article · 2018 The nation and property in Vattel’s theory of territory Benjamin Mueser Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2018 The plebe in the Florentine Histories: Machiavelli’s notion of humours revisited Sungho Kimlee History of European Ideas
- Article · 2018 The political theorist, Fujita Shōzō: between his sense of hope (kibō) and his sense of despair (zetsubō) Takamichi Sakurai Japanese Journal of Political Science The Japanese political theorist Fujita Shozo, between hope and despair.
- Book · 2018 The Politics of Custom: Chiefship, Capital, and the State in Contemporary Africa Jean Comaroff University of Chicago Press
- Article · 2018 The role of power in social explanation Torsten Menge European Journal of Social Theory What a general theory of power would need to do to explain social phenomena.
- Chapter · 2018 What is Theory? Patrick Jackson Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies An overview of what 'theory' means and how the concept developed.
- Article · 2018 Wilson and Lenin Erez Manela Diplomatic History
- Article · 2017 A Small Stage for Global Conflicts: Decolonization, the Cold War, and Revolution in Zanzibar Ethan Sanders Canadian Journal of History Zanzibar's 1964 revolution and union with Tanganyika as a stage for many global conflicts, not just the Cold War.
- Book · 2017 Civil Wars: A History in Ideas David Armitage Yale University Press
- Article · 2017 Do patents and utility model certificates encourage innovation in Kenya? Jacquelene Mwangi Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice
- Book · 2017 Friendship among nations: History of a concept Evgeny Roshchin Manchester University Press
- Article · 2017 Inner Tensions vs. Outer Change: Political Agency Impact on Cohesion Funds Implementation in Spain in the Context of the Maastricht Treaty Cristina Blanco Sío-López Journal of European Integration History
- Book · 2017 Redefining the Muslim Community: Ethnicity, Religion, and Politics in the Thought of Alfarabi Alexander Orwin University of Pennsylvania Press
- Article · 2017 Stasis: Civil War as a Political Paradigm David Armitage Common Knowledge
- Article · 2017 Swadeshi Ink on Swadeshi Paper: Jawaharlal Nehru’s Rajneeti Se Door Swapna Kona Nayudu Global Intellectual History
- Article · 2017 The Case for Black Studies in South Africa Victoria J. Collis-Buthelezi The Black Scholar
- Book · 2017 The Emergence of Globalism: Visions of World Order in Britain and the United States, 1939-1950 Or Rosenboim Princeton University Press How British and American intellectuals in the 1940s developed a 'globalist' ideology of world order.
- Article · 2017 The End of Poverty in China Josh Freedman World Policy Journal Compares two rural Hunan towns to show the limits of China's campaign to end absolute poverty.
- Book · 2017 The Ideology of Creole Revolution: Imperialism and Independence in American and Latin American Political Thought Joshua Simon Cambridge University Press A hemispheric study of shared ideas in the American and Latin American independence movements.
- Article · 2016 Are Charter Cities Legitimate? Rahul Sagar Journal of Political Philosophy
- Article · 2016 Fragmenting the Nation: Divisible Sovereignty and Travancore's Quest for Federal Independence Sarath Pillai Law and History Review Travancore's bid for independence through divisible sovereignty in late colonial India.
- Article · 2016 Migration, Health and Inequality in Asia Sunil Amrith Development and Change How citizenship and migration shape health inequalities in Asia.
- Article · 2016 On the Rights of Warlords: Legitimate Authority and Basic Protection in War-Torn Societies Pablo Kalmanovitz American Political Science Review When warlords resisting state-building may legitimately use force.
- Book · 2016 Secrets and Leaks: The Dilemma of State Secrecy Rahul Sagar Princeton University Press
- Article · 2016 The Caliphate of Adam: Theological Politics of the Qurʾānic Term Ḫalīfa Han Hsien Liew Arabica How medieval Sunni exegetes understood the Quranic term khalifa, and how its meaning shifted over time.
- Book · 2016 The Conduct of Inquiry in International Relations Patrick Jackson Routledge
- Article · 2016 Under the Aegis of Empire: Cape Town, Victorianism, and Early-Twentieth-Century Black Thought Victoria J. Collis-Buthelezi Callaloo
- Book · 2016 Wollstonecraft, Mill, and Women's Human Rights Eileen Hunt Yale University Press
- Article · 2016 Zionist Internationalism? Alfred Zimmern’s Post-Racial Commonwealth Tomohito Baji Modern Intellectual History Alfred Zimmern's plan for a post-racial British Commonwealth, drawing on cultural Zionism.
- Article · 2015 Caribbean Regionalism, South Africa, and Mapping New World Studies Victoria J. Collis-Buthelezi Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism
- Article · 2015 Democracy under the Caliphs: Alfarabi's Unusual Understanding of Popular Rule Alexander Orwin The Review of Politics Explains Alfarabi's unusual account of democracy in light of medieval Arabic usage and the politics of his time.
- Article · 2015 Looking beyond Mau Mau: Archiving Violence in the Era of Decolonization Caroline Elkins The American Historical Review
- Article · 2015 Metis, migrants, and the autonomy of migration Marina Kaneti Citizenship Studies
- Book · 2015 The Black Pacific: Anti-Colonial Struggles and Oceanic Connections Robbie Shilliam Bloomsbury How Maori and Pasifika activists drew on African diaspora ideas in their struggles against colonialism and racism.
- Article · 2015 The Populist Dream of Chinese Democracy Elizabeth Perry The Journal of Asian Studies How a populist idea of democracy (minzhu) runs through Chinese political discourse and Xi Jinping's China Dream.
- Book · 2015 Theory from the South Jean Comaroff Routledge
- Book · 2014 Bootstrap New Urbanism: Design, Race, and Redevelopment in Milwaukee Joseph Rodriguez Lexington Books Urban design, race and redevelopment in 1990s Milwaukee.
- Article · 2014 Can Humankind Deliberate on a Global Scale? Alfarabi and the Politics of the Inhabited World Alexander Orwin American Political Science Review Alfarabi on why the whole inhabited world can never be governed or deliberate as one political community.
- Article · 2014 Citizenship, War, and the Origins of International Ethics in American Political Philosophy, 1960–1975 Katrina Forrester The Historical Journal How debates over civil disobedience, the draft and Vietnam turned American political philosophy toward international ethics.
- Book · 2014 Democracy Disfigured: Opinion, Truth, and the People Nadia Urbinati Harvard University Press
- Article · 2014 Isolation and Economic Life in Eighteenth-Century France Emma Rothschild The American Historical Review
- Article · 2014 Making Men, Making History: remembering railway work in Cold War Afro-Asian solidarity Jamie Monson Clio How retiring TAZARA railway workers remember their labour and Cold War Afro-Asian solidarity.
- Chapter · 2014 The Cave, the Lifeworld and the Tradition: The Transcendence-Immanence Contrast Perspective Abdul Rahim Afaki Phenomenology of Space and Time
- Book · 2013 Crossing the Bay of Bengal: The Furies of Nature and the Fortunes of Migrants Sunil Amrith Harvard University Press
- Book · 2013 Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the Enlightenment Emma Rothschild Harvard University Press
- Book · 2013 Justice Interrupted: The Struggle for Constitutional Government in the Middle East Elizabeth Thompson Harvard University Press
- Book · 2013 Postmodernism and Islam: Predicament and Promise Akbar Ahmed Routledge
- Book · 2013 The Work of Art in the World: Civic Agency and Public Humanities Doris Sommer Duke University Press
- Book · 2012 Anyuan: Mining China's Revolutionary Tradition Elizabeth Perry University of California Press
- Chapter · 2012 Apel’s Project of Cognitive Anthropology for Non-Western World and a Supplement of Muslim Proposal Abdul Rahim Afaki Phenomenology and the Human Positioning in the Cosmos
- Book · 2012 Foundations of Modern International Thought David Armitage Cambridge University Press How European thinkers from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries came to imagine a world of equal sovereign states.
- Book · 2012 On the People's Terms: A Republican Theory and Model of Democracy Philip Pettit Cambridge University Press A republican theory of democracy as freedom from domination, including by the state.
- Book · 2011 Africa's Freedom Railway: How a Chinese Development Project Changed Lives and Livelihoods in Tanzania Jamie Monson Indiana University Press A history of the Chinese-built Tanzania-Zambia Railway (TAZARA) and the lives of those who built and used it.
- Article · 2011 Alchemy of Evidence: Mau Mau, the British Empire, and the High Court of Justice Caroline Elkins The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History
- Article · 2011 Gandhi before Mahatma: The Foundations of Political Truth Shruti Kapila Public Culture Reads Gandhi as a political thinker for whom truth, not nonviolence, was the central category.
- Book · 2011 Migration and Diaspora in Modern Asia Sunil Amrith Cambridge University Press A history of migration within and beyond Asia over the last 150 years.
- Book · 2011 The Inner Life of Empires: An Eighteenth-Century History Emma Rothschild Princeton University Press
- Article · 2010 A History of Violence Shruti Kapila Modern Intellectual History How B. G. Tilak's reading of the Bhagavad Gita built a modern theology of the political around war.
- Book · 2010 Journey into America: The Challenge of Islam Akbar Ahmed Brookings Institution Field research across more than seventy-five US cities on how American Muslims fit into American identity.
- Book · 2009 Liberal Loyalty: Freedom, Obligation, and the State Anna Stilz Princeton University Press
- Book · 2007 The Declaration of Independence: A Global History David Armitage Harvard University Press
- Book · 2007 The Wilsonian Moment: Self-Determination and the International Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism Erez Manela Oxford University Press How Wilson's call for self-determination in 1919 inspired anticolonial nationalists in Egypt, India, China and Korea.
- Book · 2006 Representative Democracy: Principles and Genealogy Nadia Urbinati University of Chicago Press
- Article · 2006 The Concept of Friendship: From Princes to States Evgeny Roshchin European Journal of International Relations The concept of friendship in International Relations, from friendship between princes to friendship between states.
- Book · 2005 A Turn to Empire: The Rise of Imperial Liberalism in Britain and France Jennifer Pitts Princeton University Press
- Book · 2005 Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic Identity: The Search for Saladin Akbar Ahmed Routledge
- Book · 2004 Resistance and Control in Pakistan Akbar Ahmed Routledge
- Article · 2003 “So That You May Know One Another”: a Muslim American Reflects on Pluralism and Islam Ali S. Asani The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science A Muslim American reflection after 9/11 on the Quran's teaching of pluralism, against the 'clash of civilizations'.
- Book · 2003 The Burden of Democracy Pratap Bhanu Mehta Penguin
- Book · 2002 Ecstasy and Enlightenment: The Ismaili Devotional Literature of South Asia Ali S. Asani I.B. Tauris A study of the ginans, the devotional hymns of South Asia's Ismaili Muslims, and their Sufi and Bhakti contexts.
- Article · 2001 The Khojahs of South Asia: Defining a Space of their Own Ali S. Asani Cultural Dynamics How the Khoja Ismaili community of South Asia and Africa negotiated its identities over two centuries.
- Book · 2000 The Ideological Origins of the British Empire David Armitage Cambridge University Press How British imperial identity and ideology took shape from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries.
- Article · 2000 The Struggle for Mau Mau Rehabilitation in Late Colonial Kenya Caroline Elkins The International Journal of African Historical Studies
- Book · 1999 Republicanism: A Theory of Freedom and Government Philip Pettit Oxford University Press The classic statement of freedom as non-domination and the institutions it requires.
- Book · 1991 Foundational Fictions: The National Romances of Latin America Doris Sommer University of California Press
- Book · 1985 Body of Power, Spirit of Resistance: The Culture and History of a South African People Jean Comaroff University of Chicago Press