Globally, gender inequality in corporate management remains a recurring problem as women continue to be underrepresented in managerial roles despite increasing participation in the workforce. In Si...

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“We’re neither facing east nor west; we're facing forward where opportunities are.” Those are the words of Kenyan President William Ruto in response to a journalist who asked whether Kenya would prefe...

This research analyses organisational changes in Ecuador’s social sector on the premise that the implementation of new policies entails transformations in the institutions responsible for their exe...

This study examines how the FIFA World Cup has been framed as a political and symbolic arena in Latin American newspaper coverage from 1978 to 2022. Drawing on thematic content analysis of 49 artic...

This paper explores the persistence of the Colombian Puzzle, democracy with violence, in Colombia’s Caribbean Coast by analysing the coexistence of distinct modes of oligarchic rule, drawing on Win...

Based on in-depth qualitative research, this article explores the process of a United Nations (UN) early action intervention in response to extreme flooding in South Sudan in 2022. Drawing on the e...

This article argues that perceptions of injustice in humanitarian aid are shaped not only by who receives aid (distributive justice) but also by how those decisions are made (procedural justice). H...

Localisation refers to shifting the ownership and leadership of crisis response to local actors. Within the humanitarian sector, localisation has been framed as making aid delivery more reflective ...

This article considers the role of international law in countering the dehumanisation of Palestinians in the context of the ongoing genocide in Gaza. It argues that preoccupations with the lack of ...

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Journal articles, books, and book chapters to support the global response to the Ebola epidemic, handpicked by our expert editors and publishers.

The national question in Iran has been both a catalyst for and an obstacle to the women-led 2022 Jin, Jiyan, Azadî (JJA; Woman, Life, Freedom) movement. While the movement generated unprecedented t...

This article examines the evolving climate policy stance of the International Monetary Fund (hereafter the IMF or the Fund), highlighting an evolution towards greater acceptance of climate policy, ...

Guest-edited by Detlef Müller-Mahn, Eric Kioko and Theo Aalders from our sub-project C03 “Green Futures”, this special issue of Third World Quarterly was

Much of how cybersecurity is implemented and regulated today is now shaped by new developments in artificial intelligence (AI). International standards and donor benchmarks demand AI-related risk m...

This reflection highlights three key political, ethical, and methodological contributions of pluriversality that demand attention. First, pluriversality as methodology or cosmopraxis is not just ab...

This article examines the relationship between law and agrarian extractivism in Colombia by analysing the 2016 legislation that created the country’s ‘zones of interest for rural, economic, and soc...

Relative to other global conflicts, the ongoing war in Sudan has exemplified a paradigmatic forgotten war, despite its varying ramifications for victims and the wider civilian population. In many w...

This article examines the prosecution of Boko Haram suspects in Nigeria through an analysis of official reports and court documents from the so-called Kainji trials. Moving beyond dominant narrativ...

This paper argues that the Belt and Road Initiative has catalysed a fundamental strategic reorientation in the Middle East, particularly for the agency of ambitious regional nodal powers like Turki...

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This article examines state-supported Iranian cinema as a form of statecraft that mediates the Islamic Republic’s pursuit of ontological security. Drawing on international relations theory, it argu...

International peace interventions are being haunted by an inability to relate to the lived realities of actors living in (post-)conflict environments. The crucial underlying challenge concerns the ...

Relative to other global conflicts, the ongoing war in Sudan has exemplified a paradigmatic forgotten war, despite its varying ramifications for victims and the wider civilian population. In many w...

The recent spate of coups d’état and other threats to democratisation in Africa has raised questions about the role international actors can play in addressing democratic backsliding. International...

This study explores how genocide in Gaza has reconfigured family life, with a focus on divorce, family fragmentation and legal paralysis. This research examines the lived experiences of Palestinian...

The ongoing influx of refugees and undocumented migrants has catalysed a more profound discourse on discrimination, stigmatisation, and social exclusion. Existing scholarship often delineates these...

Contemporary international migration debates have been marked by a confrontation between the requirements of refugee and asylum law, on the one hand, and accusations they are being abused, concerns...