New publication by Burak Giray! In this article, Burak Giray examines how UN peacekeepers’ security activities can reduce violence not only directly through deterrence, but also indirectly by enabling peacekeepers to build trust and cooperation with local communities. While existing research has… [read more]

On April 23–24, leading scholars convened at Princeton's SPIA DC Center in Washington, D.C., for the third installment of the "Deep Structure of Transatlantic Relations" workshop series. Organized by Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt (TUM), Andrew Moravcsik (Princeton), Erik Jones (EUI), and Marianne… [read more]

New publication co-edited by R. Melis Baydag and Stephan Fouquet, with contributions from KlausBrummer, Stefan A. Schirm, Sibel Oktay, Francesco Niccolò Moro, Manuela Moschella, Cameron G. Thies, and Leslie E. Wehner! This forum opens up a dialogue between two subfields of International Relations… [read more]

New publication by Andreas Ullmann! In this article, Andreas Ullmann and his co-author Andreas von Staden examine the effectiveness of binding and non-binding international human rights instruments in practice. While the literature on institutional design has already discussed the advantages and… [read more]

New Publication by Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt and Florence Dafe! This commentary examines the political power of digital multinational companies (MNCs). Our review of the existing literature finds that comparative scholarship has focused on state-business relationships at the country level and… [read more]