2019

Populism, neoliberalism and agrarian movements in Europe. Understanding rural support for right‐wing politics and looking for progressive solutions

Mamonova, N. & Franquesa, J.

November, 2019 Sociologia Ruralis

Overcoming US-North Korean Enmity: Lessons from an Eclectic IR Approach

Hagström, L. & Lundström, M.

November, 2019 The International Spectator

Traversing the soft/hard power binary: the case of the Sino-Japanese territorial dispute

Hagström, L. & Pan, C.

August, 2019 Review of International Studies

Hybrid warfare and hybrid threats today and tomorrow: towards an analytical framework

Weissmann, M.

August, 2019 Journal on Baltic Security

Becoming a Traitor

Hagström, L.

August, 2019 Life Writing

International reconciliation on the Internet? Ontological security, attribution and the construction of war memory narratives in Wikipedia

Gustafsson, K.

July, 2019 International Relations

Morality and progress: IR narratives on international revisionism and the status quo

Turner, O. & Nymalm, N.

June, 2019 Cambridge Review of International Affairs

Narrative power: how storytelling shapes East Asian international politics

Hagström, L. & Gustafsson, K.

June, 2019 Cambridge Review of International Affairs

Understanding Power (Shift) in East Asia: The Sino-US Narrative Battle about Leadership in the South China Sea

Weissmann, M.

June, 2019 Asian Perspective

Long live pacifism! Narrative power and Japan’s pacifist model

Gustafsson, K., Hagström, L. & Hanssen, U.

June, 2019 Cambridge Review of International Affairs

‘Soft power is such a benign animal’: narrative power and the reification of concepts in Japan

Winkler, S.

June, 2019 Cambridge Review of International Affairs

China's “Politics of Harmony” and the Quest for Soft Power in International Politics

Hagström, L. & Nordin, A.

May, 2019 International Studies Review

Gendered Bordering Practices in Swedish and Russian Foreign and Security Policy

Agius, C. & Edenborg, E.

May, 2019 Political Geography

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the most offensive of them all? – Explaining the offensive bias in military tactical thinking

Weissmann, M. & Ahlström, P.

April, 2019 Defence Studies

Russia’s spectacle of “traditional values”: rethinking the politics of visibility

Edenborg, E.

March, 2019 International Feminist Journal of Politics

Understanding the silent majority in authoritarian populism: what can we learn from popular support for Putin in rural Russia?

Mamonova, N.

March, 2019 The Journal of Peasant Studies

Pacifist Identity, Civics Textbooks, and the Opposition to Japan's Security Legislation

Hagström, L. & Isaksson, E.

February, 2019 The Journal of Japanese Studies

Assembling European Health Security: Epidemic Intelligence and the hunt for cross-border health threats

Bengtsson, L., Borg, S., & Rhinard, M.

February, 2019 Security Dialogue

Egypt’s unbreakable curse: Tracing the State of Exception from Mubarak to Al Sisi

Ardovini, L. & Mabon, S.

February, 2019 Mediterranean Politics

The “Political” Roles of the European Commission

Nugent, N. & Rhinard, M.

February, 2019 Journal of European Integration

The Crisisification of Policy-making in the European Union

Rhinard, M.

February, 2019 Journal of Common Market Studies

Temporal othering, de-securitisation and apologies: Understanding Japanese security policy change

Gustafsson, K.

January, 2019 Journal of International Relations and Development

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