This just came out! Ungated for the time being.
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In my @east_asia_forum piece, I discuss why US official's reliance on the "debt-trap" discourse harms its foreign policy and economic development in the Global South: eastasiaforum.org/2024/10/07…
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WATCH: “The people of Ohio said to Republicans — uh, I think I’ma vote for my vote SHOULD count… this is all about the future of American democracy, y’all… it is THIS close.” 🇺🇸
As always Tennessee’s own @traecrowder has the best takes on everything 🔥
This whole thread! So proud to call her my boss :)
Thoughtful article by @MagdaBogach in JFQ on the need for more women in PME. As you might expect, I have some additional thoughts, having spent 6 yrs as a woman in PME and the last two running hiring actions. 🧵 1/
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Alright, party people: been sitting on this for a bit, but just got official word yesterday that ‘Writing the New World’ (@floridapress) is the 2023 Winner of the @Theory_ISA Section Book of the Year! I’m floored by the recognition and to be in such amazing company!! 1/
This makes me a bit less despondent about the world. cnn.com/videos/tv/2022/10/25…
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Former Clements Postdoc @deRaismesCombes recently published an article she originally wrote while she was here at @UTAustin! She argues that the colonial foundations of COIN are the reason for its recent failures. You can read it here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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And finally, a very special thanks to Caroline Marks, for permitting for us to publish the work of her sister, Amy Eckert. We miss Amy greatly and hope that this issue honour's her legacy as a scholar, mentor, and friend. End.
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Thanks especially to @LisaESilvestri for reading it all and finding threads the rest of us missed, and on very short notice; and to @BrentJSteele1 for organizing a symposium @UofUPoliSciSAC early next year.
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This special issue was a labour of love in many ways, and wouldn't have been possible without my co-editor, the Twitless Luke Campbell, the excellent team @IntRelationsJ, a cheeky suggestion from @TLJHuntington back at #ISANE2019, and many more 9/
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How does a focus on wartime help us see past conflicts and our own research differently? @LisaESilvestri offers a generous set of reflections in the special issue’s afterword (ungated), arranged around some great tracks! 8/
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How have framings of wartime impacted military education? How might critical security scholar-teachers respond? In our next article (ungated), Kathryn Marie Fisher dives in head first. 7/
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Drones 'revolutionized' war, so why are operators suffering PTSD as often as other pilots? Next, @TLJHuntington & the late, greatly missed Amy Eckert expose the human costs of temporal intimacy in ‘remote’ warfighting 6/
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How can an act of thanks and commemoration end up objectifying the guests of honor? In our next article@BrentJSteele1 takes a personal but critical look at honor flights as symptom & treatment of ontological insecurity. 5/
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Wartime influences 🇺🇸 foreign policy, but is also baked into daily life through victory culture. In our next article (ungated), Luke Campbell & I sketch a ‘liturgy of triumph’ using calendars, memorials, and team sports 4/
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