📣 New Editors for BJPIR - Call for Expression of Interest
@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social is inviting expressions of interest for the next editorial team of the British Journal of Politics and International Relations (#BJPIR).
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📝 Don't miss this #BJPIR article!
'Will there be war over Taiwan? Structural stability and policy pitfalls in cross-Strait deterrence' by Brandon K Yoder
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This article argues cross-Strait deterrence remains structurally stable. Reunification by force carries extreme risks for China, and its benefits from retaking Taiwan are tenuous. Reunification by force is thus unlikely, barring fundamental shifts in the strategic situation.
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🚨New article with @andres-bernstein.bsky.social at @bjpir.bsky.social using @ess-survey.bsky.social.
We show a positive association between different conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes, and how such associations can sometimes differ between Western and Central & Eastern Europe.
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Interested in editing BJPIR? We're looking for new editors for the British Journal of Politics and International Relations.
Submit a brief expression of interest by 31 May 👇
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'The masculine threat: Hegemonic masculinity and gendercide in communal warfare' by Tobias Tseer & Promise Frank Ejiofor
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Why are noncombatant men targeted in communal wars? Our research from northern Ghana reveals how hegemonic masculinity fuels gendercide—where eliminating men becomes a culturally rationalised act of war. Read more in The British Journal of Politics and International Relations.
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'The politics of abstentionism: Comparing Sinn Féin’s Westminster abstentionism to the Basque Nationalist Left’s engagement with the Spanish Parliament, 1979–2025' by @thomasdmleahy.bsky.social & @ikererdocia.bsky.social
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📈 Trending article in #BJPIR:
'Who meets whom: Access and lobbying during the coalition years' by @profkatedommett.bsky.social, Andrew Hindmoor & Matthew Wood
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📣 New #BJPIR article out now!
'Conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes: A comparative European analysis' by @andres-bernstein.bsky.social & @johnkenny.bsky.social
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@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social
Professor Jack Holland @profjackholland.bsky.social discusses the British Journal of Politics and International Relations (BJPIR) @bjpir.bsky.social — its DNA, review process, and future direction.
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Interested in editing BJPIR? We're looking for new editors for the British Journal of Politics and International Relations.
Submit a brief expression of interest by 31 May 👇
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'Cutting through the noise: The legitimacy of the European Convention on Human Rights in the British press' by @katiabalabanova.bsky.social & Gemma Horton
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@commmedia.bsky.social, @sotauol.bsky.social, @livunihss.bsky.social, @digipol.bskysocial, @sheffielduni.bsky.social
📝 Don't miss this #openaccess #BJPIR article!
This article is the first systematic analysis of how, and in which ways, British press coverage has supported and undermined the legitimacy of the European Convention on Human Rights and European Court of Human Rights over 25 years (1997–2022).
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'International network analysis based on big data: The case of economic cooperation among the G20' by Hang Luo & Boxuan Li
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@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social
Major events such as the 2007 financial crisis and the Trump presidency have fundamentally changed the structure of international economic cooperation network. The world faces a paradox of strengthening trade relations and weakening economic cooperation. The G20 needs to play a greater role.
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📣 New #BJPIR article out now!
'External balancing short of alliances? Militarised-cooperative buck-passing in the China–Russia and the US–India military partnerships' by Lauro Borges
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📣 New #openaccess #BJPIR article out now!
'Civilian control of political decision-making institutions and civil war' by Rizwan Asghar
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'The masculine threat: Hegemonic masculinity and gendercide in communal warfare' by Tobias Tseer & Promise Frank Ejiofor
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@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social
Conflict scholars have long argued that gendercide against noncombatant males stems from gendered threat perceptions. Our study extends this debate by showing how hegemonic masculinity and cultural norms shape gendered violence in warfare.
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'Trump’s new America and the question of fascism' by Nitasha Kaul & Barry Buzan
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This study of Beijing’s information campaign during the Ukraine war shows how deeply anti-U.S. sentiment runs in the Chinese populace. Simply blaming an international crisis on China’s main adversary can foster a broad consensus in society aligned with the state’s stance.
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'The enemy behind the scenes: How China’s propaganda shores up support for Russia’s war in Ukraine' by @taomanchester.bsky.social & Han-yu Hsu
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📣 New #openaccess #BJPIR article out now!
'What makes ethnic majorities support the radical right? A combination of relative deprivation and social dominance approaches' by @unddom.bsky.social
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📣 New Editors for BJPIR - Call for Expression of Interest
@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social is inviting expressions of interest for the next editorial team of the British Journal of Politics and International Relations (#BJPIR).
For more information: buff.ly/L1rYEJg
📝 Don't miss one of our most cited #openaccess #BJPIR articles!
'‘Hyper-active incrementalism’ and the Westminster system of governance: Why spatial policy has failed over time' by Patrick Diamond, Jack Newman, David Richards, @annasanders.bsky.social & @andywestwood.bsky.social
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📝 Don't miss one of our most cited #openaccess #BJPIR articles!
'Britain’s COVID-19 battle: The role of political leaders in shaping the responses to the pandemic' by @consuelothiers.bsky.social & @lesliewehner.bsky.social
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📈 Trending article in #BJPIR:
'Algorithms at your service: Understanding how X’s systems of recommendation likely fuelled the far-right riots in the United Kingdom by amplifying visual representations of racist conspiracy theories' by Beatriz Lopes Buarque & Nick Lewis
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