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The British Journal of Politics and International Relations

ISSN Print: 1369-1481

ISSN Online: 1467-856X

主页: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/bpia

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Brexit, CANZUK, and the legacy of empire

Duncan Bell,Srdjan Vucetic

Justifying subsistence emissions, past and present

Alex McLaughlin

Corrigendum: Bicameralism and Coalition Cabinets in Presidential Polities: A configurational analysis of the coalition formation and duration processes, 2019

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Liberal hegemony, international order, and US foreign policy: A reconsideration

Michael Mastanduno

A message from the PSA Chair

Angelia Wilson

Formal rules, informal norms and the everyday practice of coalition governance

Felicity Matthews

Oh Jeremy Corbyn! Why did Labour Party membership soar after the 2015 general election?

Monica Poletti,Paul Webb,Paul Whiteley,Tim Bale

International Political Economy of Labour and Gramsci’s methodology of the subaltern

Jon Las Heras

Erratum: International Political Economy of Labour and Gramsci’s methodology of the subaltern, 2019

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Subsistence protection and mitigation ambition: Necessities, economic and climatic

Henry Shue

The last forum of accountability? State secrecy, intelligence and freedom of information in the United Kingdom

Melina J. Dobson

‘Breakthrough’ Works – Revisiting the Essentials: A Symposium Series in the BJPIR

Alan Convery,John Peterson

Closed due to ‘flooding’? UK media representations of refugees and migrants in 2015–2016 – creating a crisis of borders

Lesley J Pruitt

Why were capital controls abandoned? The case of Britain’s abolition of exchange controls, 1977–1979

Jack Copley

Reflections on After Victory

G. John Ikenberry

‘Tory

Martin Monahan

International Political Economy of Labour and Gramsci’s methodology of the subaltern

Jon Las Heras

Care not growth: Imagining a subsistence economy for all

Giovanna Di Chiro

Constitutionalization above the state: How After Victory broke anarchy

Kathleen R. McNamara

Populism as an intra

Jake Watts,Tim Bale

The ‘war’/‘not

Harriet Gray

The place of human rights in the foreign policy of Cameron’s conservatives: Sceptics or enthusiasts?

Matt Beech,Peter Munce

Green bonds in China and the Sino

Le-Yin Zhang

The unavoidability of justice – and order – in international climate politics: From Kyoto to Paris and beyond

Robert Falkner

‘Breakthrough’ symposium: Henry Shue, climate justice pioneer

Elizabeth Cripps

Further uses for the luxury/subsistence distinction: Impacts, ceilings, and adaptation

David Schlosberg

Variation in delegation size in multilateral diplomacy

Michal Onderco

Understanding the effectiveness and desirability of de

Gordon Clubb,Ryan O’Connor

Bring back the visible hand

Jack Snyder

A foreign policy analysis perspective on After Victory

Juliet Kaarbo

Organised anarchy: Revisiting G. John Ikenberry’s After Victory

Randall L. Schweller

The syncopated history of the liberal international order

Orfeo Fioretos

Meeting human need under ecological constraints: Justice as a radical challenge

Tim Hayward

Westminster’s Brexit Paradox: The contingency of the ‘old’ versus ‘new’ politics

Alan Wager,Dave Richards,Patrick Diamond

Ikenberry, international relations theory, and the rise of China

John M. Owen

The British constitution resettled? Parliamentary sovereignty after the EU Referendum

Jim McConalogue

Foreign cues and public views on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Jeremy Pressman,Matthew Leep

Climate justice in the endgame for 2 degrees

Catriona McKinnon

How might reform of the political system appeal to discontented citizens?

Ben Seyd,John Curtice,Jonathan Rose

Human rights networks and regulatory stewardship: An analysis of a multi

Corina Lacatus

The impact of parental status on the visibility and evaluations of politicians

Philip Cowley,Rosie Campbell

Can agonism be institutionalised? Can institutions be agonised? Prospects for democratic design

Marie Paxton,Vivien Lowndes

Influence beyond formal powers: The parliamentarisation of European Union security policy

Guri Rosén,Kolja Raube

Toward ‘normal’ politics? Security, parliaments and the politicisation of intelligence oversight in the German Bundestag

Hendrik Hegemann

Overlapping regionalism in Europe: Patterns and effects

Diana Panke,S？ren Stapel

Is there a parliamentary peace? Parliamentary veto power and military interventions from Kosovo to Daesh

Wolfgang Wagner

The offshore city, Chinese finance, and British capitalism: Geo

Jeremy Green

Political leadership as statecraft? Aligning theory with praxis in conversation with British party leaders

Toby S James

Integrity in democratic politics

Edward Hall

Electoral incumbency advantages and the introduction of fixed parliamentary terms in the United Kingdom

Petra Schleiter,Valerie Belu

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