new directions in IR

Question 1

Jeff D. Colgan – Where Is International Relations Going?

Answer 1

2016

Question 2

Peter J. Katzenstein & Rudra Sil – Eclectic Theorizing and the Practice of International Relations

Answer 2

2008

Question 3

Dan Reiter – Should We Leave Behind the Subfield of International Relations?

Answer 3

2015

Question 4

G. John Ikenberry – Liberal Internationalism 3.0

Answer 4

2009

Question 5

Roland Paris – The Right to Dominate

Answer 5

2020

Question 6

J. Lawrence Broz, Jeffry Frieden & Stephen Weymouth – Populism in Place

Answer 6

2021

Question 7

Jessica Chen Weiss & Jeremy L. Wallace – Domestic Politics, China’s Rise, and the Future of the Liberal International Order

Answer 7

2021

Question 8

Thomas M. Flaherty & Ronald Rogowski – Rising Inequality As a Threat to the Liberal International Order

Answer 8

2021

Question 9

G. John Ikenberry – The End of Liberal International Order?

Answer 9

2018

Question 10

Lee Jones & Shahar Hameiri – COVID-19 and the Failure of the Neoliberal Regulatory State

Answer 10

2022

Question 11

Christopher Layne – This Time It’s Real

Answer 11

2012

Question 12

Nicola Phillips – Power and Inequality in the Global Political Economy

Answer 12

2017

Question 13

Ty Solomon & Brent J. Steele – Micro-Moves in International Relations Theory

Answer 13

2017