Volume 22, issue 4, December 2019

Special Issue: Rethinking Agency in International Relations

Issue editors

Benjamin Braun
Sebastian Schindler
Tobias Wille

10 articles in this issue

Rethinking agency in International Relations: performativity, performances and actor-networks

Authors
- Benjamin Braun
- Sebastian Schindler
- Tobias Wille
- Content type: Editorial
- Published: 25 April 2018
- Pages: 787 - 807
Representation and agency in diplomacy: how Kosovo came to agree to the Rambouillet accords

Authors
- Tobias Wille
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 06 December 2017
- Pages: 808 - 831
Performing piracy: a note on the multiplicity of agency

Authors
- Christian Bueger
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 16 November 2017
- Pages: 832 - 852
Blaming the Polish plumber: phantom agents, invisible workers, and the liberal arena

Authors
- Dorothy Noyes
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 17 January 2018
- Pages: 853 - 881
Becoming stronger by becoming weaker: the hunger strike as a mode of doing politics

Authors
- Sebastian Abrahamsson
- Endre Dányi
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 17 February 2018
- Pages: 882 - 898
The problem with performativity: comments on the contributions

Authors
- Erik Ringmar
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 25 July 2018
- Pages: 899 - 908
The economics of identity: is China the new ‘Japan problem’ for the United States?

Authors
- Nicola Nymalm
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 06 December 2017
- Pages: 909 - 933
Between domestic interests and regional obligations: class compromise and the evolution of South Africa’s development cooperation programme

Authors
- Janis van der Westhuizen
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 06 December 2017
- Pages: 934 - 953
South–South trade and collective labour laws: do developing countries race to the top when they trade with the South?

Authors
- Jonas Gamso
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 November 2017
- Pages: 954 - 982
The political economy of EU competition rule export: unravelling the dynamics of variegated convergence in Serbia and Turkey

Authors
- Julia Maisenbacher
- Angela Wigger
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 29 November 2017
- Pages: 983 - 1008

Volume 22, issue 4, December 2019

Special Issue: Rethinking Agency in International Relations

Rethinking agency in International Relations: performativity, performances and actor-networks

Representation and agency in diplomacy: how Kosovo came to agree to the Rambouillet accords

Performing piracy: a note on the multiplicity of agency

Blaming the Polish plumber: phantom agents, invisible workers, and the liberal arena

Becoming stronger by becoming weaker: the hunger strike as a mode of doing politics

The problem with performativity: comments on the contributions

The economics of identity: is China the new ‘Japan problem’ for the United States?

Between domestic interests and regional obligations: class compromise and the evolution of South Africa’s development cooperation programme

South–South trade and collective labour laws: do developing countries race to the top when they trade with the South?

The political economy of EU competition rule export: unravelling the dynamics of variegated convergence in Serbia and Turkey

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