International Studies Review – Volume 22, Issue 1, March 2020

CONTENIDO

Analytical Essays
The Study of Leaders in Nuclear Proliferation and How to Reinvigorate It
Jonas Schneider

The “Local Turn” in Transitional Justice: Curb the Enthusiasm
Adam Kochanski

Things We Lost in the Fire: How Different Types of Contestation Affect the Robustness of International Norms
Nicole Deitelhoff, Lisbeth Zimmermann

Mapping the Repertoire of Emotions and Their Communicative Functions in Face-to-face Diplomacy
Seanon S Wong

The Quest for Order in Anarchical Societies: Anthropological Investigations
Nicolás Terradas

Positive Peace, Paradox, and Contested Liberalisms
Dustin N Sharp

Contesting Frames and (De)Securitizing Schemas: Bridging the Copenhagen School’s Framework and Framing Theory
Lin Alexandra Mortensgaard

Book Reviews
Explaining Norm Ineffectiveness: Responsibility to Protect as a “Hollow Norm”
Nazli Üstünes Demİrhan

Spreading Iranian Influence in the Middle East: Explaining the Effectiveness of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
Matt Buehler

A New Call for Elected Leaders and Citizens to Fight the Old Problem of Corruption
James D Long

Global Environmental Governance in a Changing World Order
Helder Ferreira do Vale

The Instrumentalization of Human Rights in World Politics
Salvador Santino F Regilme, Jr

Military Doctrine and Service Culture in the Conduct of Counterinsurgency
Melia Pfannenstiel

Precarity and the Commodification of the Ballot
Diana Clark Gill

The False Promise of the Battlefield
Douglas B Atkinson

Corrigenda
Corrigendum to “The International Trade Regime and the Quest for Free Digital Trade”
Shamel Azmeh, Christopher Foster, Jaime Echavarri

Corrigendum to “How Norman Angell Reveals the Significance of Marxism and Socialism in Early IR and a Debate before the ‘First Great Debate’”
Ricardo Villanueva