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Central and East European International Studies Association

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The Central and East European International Studies Association (CEEISA) was founded in February 1996 by the members of the International Affairs Network and by the Department of International Relations at St. Petersburg State University. The CEEISA has grown into a major regional organisation of scholars and practitioners in international relations.
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• October 05, 2014 Table of Contents
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• October 05, 2014 Sovereignty at sea: the law and politics of saving lives in mare liberum
  By: Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen, Tanja E. Aalberts
• October 05, 2014 When 'blurring' becomes the norm and secession is justified as the exception: revisiting EU and Russian discourses in the common neighbourhood
  By: Eiki Berg, Martin Mölder
• October 05, 2014 Foreign policy analysis, globalisation and non-state actors: state-centric after all?
  By: Rainer Baumann, Frank A Stengel
• October 05, 2014 Regional integration and the challenge of overlapping memberships on trade
  By: Mwita Chacha
• October 05, 2014 Practicality by judgement: transnational interpreters of local ownership in the Polish-Ukrainian border reform encounter
  By: Xymena Kurowska
• July 05, 2014 Neoclassical realism and international climate change politics: moral imperative and political constraint in international climate finance
  By: Mark Purdon
• July 05, 2014 European integration and the problem of the state: universality, particularity, and exemplarity in the crafting of the European Union
  By: Stefan Borg
• July 05, 2014 The West: a securitising community?
  By: Gunther Hellmann, Gabi Schlag, Benjamin Herborth, Christian Weber
• July 05, 2014 'Moral power' as objectification of the 'civilian'/'normative' 'EUlogy': the European Union as a conflict-dealer in the South Caucasus
  By: Syuzanna Vasilyan
• July 05, 2014 Looking back: communist melancholia and post-socialist pains
  By: Anca Pusca
• April 05, 2014 Invisible legacies: Brazil's and South Korea's shift from ISI towards export strategies under authoritarian rule
  By: Vinícius Rodrigues Vieira
• April 05, 2014 The developmental state is dead, long live the developmental regime! Interpreting Néstor Kirchner's Argentina 2003–2007
  By: Christopher Wylde
• April 05, 2014 Local orders in international organisations: the World Health Organization's global programme on AIDS
  By: Tine Hanrieder
• April 05, 2014 Democracy, social welfare and political violence: the case of Latin America
  By: Davide Grassi
• April 05, 2014 Imperialism or globalisation? ... Or imperialism and globalisation: Theorising the international after Rosenberg's 'post-mortem'
  By: Ray Kiely
• January 05, 2014 Russia's energy relations in Europe and the Far East: towards a social structurationist approach to energy policy formation
  By: Pami Aalto, David Dusseault, Michael D Kennedy, Markku Kivinen
• January 05, 2014 Defending state-centric regionalism through mimicry and localisation: regional parliamentary bodies in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Mercosur
  By: Jürgen Rüland, Karsten Bechle
• January 05, 2014 Actor-networking the 'failed state' - an enquiry into the life of concepts
  By: Christian Bueger, Felix Bethke
• January 05, 2014 Expanding the Expansion of International Society: a new approach with empirical illustrations from West African and European interaction, 1400-1883
  By: John Anthony Pella, Jr.
• January 05, 2014 Theorising the use of private military and security companies: a synthetic perspective
  By: Andreas Kruck
• January 05, 2014 Replies to Chris Brown's '"Human Nature", science and international political theory'
  By: Stefano Guzzini, Ewelina Sokolowska, Daniel Jacobi, Stephen J Rosow
• October 05, 2013 'Human nature', science and international political theory
  By: Chris Brown
• October 05, 2013 International relations in the making of political Islam: interrogating Khomeini's 'Islamic government'
  By: Kamran Matin
• October 05, 2013 From fratricide to security community: re-theorising difference in the constitution of Nordic peace
  By: Pertti Joenniemi, Christopher S Browning
• October 05, 2013 One state-one nation: the naturalisation of nation-state congruency in IR theory
  By: Moran M Mandelbaum
• October 05, 2013 Imagining ourselves then and now: nostalgia and Canadian multiculturalism
  By: Mira Sucharov
• July 05, 2013 The importance of the Eurasian steppe to the study of international relations
  By: Einar Wigen, Iver B Neumann
• July 05, 2013 Decaf empowerment? Post-Washington Consensus development policy, fair trade and Kenya's coffee industry
  By: Zoë Pflaeger
• July 05, 2013 Securing energy or energising security: the impact of Russia's energy policy on Turkey's accession to the European Union
  By: Burak Bilgehan Özpek
• July 05, 2013 Designing the Financial Stability Board: a theoretical investigation of mandate, discretion, and membership
  By: Manuela Moschella
• July 05, 2013 (Babylonian) Lions, (Asian) Tigers, and (Russian) Bears: a statistical test of three rivalrous paths to conflict
  By: Paul A Kowert, Cameron G Thies
• April 05, 2013 Why metaphor and other tropes? Linguistic approaches to analysing policies and the political
  By: Alan Cienki, Dvora Yanow
• April 05, 2013 Constituting China: the role of metaphor in the discourses of early Sino-American relations
  By: Eric M Blanchard
• April 05, 2013 People out of place: allochthony and autochthony in the Netherlands' identity discourse - metaphors and categories in action
  By: Dvora Yanow, Marleen van der Haar
• April 05, 2013 How are language constructions constitutive? Strategic uses of conventional discourses about immigration
  By: Claudia Strauss
• April 05, 2013 Bringing concepts from cognitive linguistics into the analysis of policies and the political
  By: Alan Cienki
• January 05, 2013 Politics, law, and the sacred: a conceptual analysis
  By: Friedrich V. Kratochwil
• January 05, 2013 Governmentality's (missing) international dimension and the promiscuity of German neoliberalism
  By: Hans-Martin Jaeger
• January 05, 2013 Locating the normative within economic science: towards the analysis of hidden discourses of democracy in international politics
  By: Milja Kurki
• January 05, 2013 Caribbean development alternatives and the CARIFORUM–European Union economic partnership agreement
  By: Anthony Payne, Matthew Louis Bishop, Tony Heron
• January 05, 2013 The Common Agricultural Policy Health Check: time to check the health of the theory of the reform?
  By: Marko Lovec, Emil Erjavec
• January 05, 2013 The feasibility of an expanded regime on the use of force: the case of the responsibility to protect
  By: Douglas Brommesson, Henrik Friberg Fernros
• July 05, 2012 A global journal with Central European roots: a vision for the JIRD
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• July 05, 2012 Into the 'Heart of Darkness' — EU's civilising mission in the DR Congo
  By: Gabi Schlag
• July 05, 2012 Complexity theory and the War on Terror: understanding the self-organising dynamics of leaderless jihad
  By: Antoine Bousquet
• July 05, 2012 The roles states play: a Meadian interactionist approach
  By: David M. McCourt
• July 05, 2012 The social construction of terrorism: media, metaphors and policy implications
  By: Alexander Spencer
• July 05, 2012 Parliamentary peace or partisan politics? Democracies' participation in the Iraq War
  By: Patrick A. Mello
• April 05, 2012 Critique in a time of liberal world order
  By: Beate Jahn
• April 05, 2012 The liberal renaissance and the end(s) of history
  By: TIm Di Muzio
• April 05, 2012 Geniuses, exiles and (liberal) postmodern subjectivities
  By: Rosemary Shinko
• April 05, 2012 Liberal internationalism and the law vs liberty paradox
  By: Linda Bishai
• April 05, 2012 Missing the target: NGOs, global civil society and the arms trade
  By: Anna Stavrianakis
• April 05, 2012 Eternal peace, perpetual war? A critical investigation into Kant's conceptualisations of war
  By: Andreas Behnke
• April 05, 2012 Islam, nihilism and liberal secularity
  By: Mustapha Pasha
• April 05, 2012 Liberal fundamentals: invisible, invasive, artful, and bloody hands
  By: Naeem Inayatullah, David Blaney
• January 05, 2012 A call for hermeneutical perspectives on climate change and conflict: the case of Ethiopia and Eritrea
  By: Peter Haldén
• January 05, 2012 International organisations and policy diffusion: the global norm of lifelong learning
  By: Anja p. Jakobi
• January 05, 2012 Aid allocation of the emerging Central and Eastern European donors
  By: Balázs Szent-Iványi
• January 05, 2012 Introduction to the sociology/ies of international relations
  By: Anne-Marie D'Aoust
• January 05, 2012 From epistemology to practice: a sociology of science for international relations
  By: Christian Bueger
• January 05, 2012 Everyday practices of international relations: people in organizations
  By: Oliver Kessler, Xavier Guillaume
• January 05, 2012 Accounting for the politics of language in the sociology of IR
  By: Anne-Marie D'Aoust
• January 05, 2012 Beyond geography and social structure: disciplinary sociologies of power in international relations
  By: Kevin McMillan
• October 05, 2011 'Getting things right?': a reconsideration of critical realism as a metatheory for IR
  By: Juha Käpylä, Harri Mikkola
• October 05, 2011 Power beyond conditionality: European organisations and the Hungarian minorities in Romania and Slovakia
  By: Jakob Skovgaard
• October 05, 2011 The social construction of European solidarity: Germany and France in the EU policy towards the states of Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific (ACP) and Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC)
  By: Siegfried Schieder, Rachel Folz, Simon Musekamp
• October 05, 2011 Ali A. Mazrui, postcolonialism and the study of international relations
  By: Seifudein Adem
• October 05, 2011 The case for a foundational materialism: going beyond historical materialist IPE in order to strengthen it
  By: Ian Bruff
• July 05, 2011 Re-presenting Ireland: tourism, branding and national identity in Ireland
  By: Michael Clancy
• July 05, 2011 Civilianising warfare: ways of war and peace in modern counterinsurgency
  By: Colleen Bell
• July 05, 2011 Civil–military cooperation in crisis management in Africa: American and European Union policies compared
  By: Gorm Rye Olsen
• July 05, 2011 What is critical IPE?
  By: Ian Bruff, Daniela Tepe
• July 05, 2011 Where did the critical go?
  By: Owen Worth
• July 05, 2011 'What's "critical" about critical theory': capturing the social totality (das Gesellschaftliche Ganze)
  By: Daniela Tepe, Anita Fischer
• July 05, 2011 Finding space in critical IPE: a scalar-relational approach
  By: Huw Macartney, Stuart Shields
• July 05, 2011 Facing up to financialisation and the aesthetic economy: high time for aesthetics in international political economy!
  By: Claes Belfrage
• July 05, 2011 The case for a foundational materialism: going beyond historical materialist IPE in order to strengthen it
  By: Ian Bruff
• April 05, 2011 Hierarchy in World Politics
  By: Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, George Lawson
• April 05, 2011 Empire, imperialism and conceptual history
  By: Helge Jordheim, Iver B Neumann
• April 05, 2011 Eco-imperialism: governance, resistance, hierarchy
  By: Hugh Dyer
• April 05, 2011 The Middle East in the world hierarchy: imperialism and resistance
  By: Raymond Hinnebusch
• April 05, 2011 Hegemony, not empire
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• January 05, 2011 The state as citizen: state personhood and ideology
  By: Jorg Kustermans
• January 05, 2011 Gender and race in the European security strategy: Europe as a 'force for good'
  By: Maria Stern
• January 05, 2011 Race for the money: international financial centres in Asia
  By: Darryl S L Jarvis
• January 05, 2011 Development issues in Africa: challenges, concepts, opportunities
  By: Antje Vetterlein
• January 05, 2011 The state of development in Africa: concepts, challenges and opportunities
  By: Mills Soko, Jean-Pierre Lehmann
• January 05, 2011 Empowering tomorrow's African entrepreneurs and managers: the Global Business School Network
  By: Guy Pfeffermann, Nora Brown
• January 05, 2011 Youth unemployment in South Africa: challenges, concepts and opportunities
  By: Cecil Mlatsheni, Murray Leibbrandt
• January 05, 2011 Corporate social responsibility: an oversocialised view of multinational corporations in Africa?
  By: John Agbonifo
• January 05, 2011 Sexual and gender-based violence in Liberia and the case for a comprehensive approach to the rule of law
  By: Niels Nagelhus Schia, Benjamin de Carvalho
• January 05, 2011 Negotiating regions=fostering welfare: the Economic Partnership Agreements as new model of development?
  By: Ulrike E Lorenz
• December 05, 2010 Whither Deleuze and Guattari: a critical introduction
  By: Earl Gammon, Julian Reid
• December 05, 2010 The European rescue, recommodification, and/or reterritorialisation of the (becoming-capitalist) state? Marx, Deleuze, Guattari, and the European Union
  By: David J Bailey
• December 05, 2010 Oedipal authority and capitalist sovereignty: a Deleuzoguattarian reading of IR theory
  By: Earl Gammon
• December 05, 2010 From The Twenty Years' Crisis to Theory of International Politics: a rhizomatic reading of realism
  By: Sean Molloy
• December 05, 2010 Of nomadic unities: Gilles Deleuze on the nature of sovereignty
  By: Julian Reid
• December 05, 2010 Alongside global political economy — a rhizome of informal finance
  By: William Vlcek
• December 05, 2010 Interference: between political science and political philosophy
  By: Garnet Kindervater
• September 05, 2010 The social purpose of new governance: Lisbon and the limits to legitimacy
  By: Bastiaan van Apeldoorn, Sandy Brian Hager
• September 05, 2010 NGOs as catalysts for international arms control? The ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in the United States
  By: Kai Oppermann, Dagmar Rottsches
• September 05, 2010 Ambiguous universalism: theorising race/nation/class in international relations
  By: Nicola Short, Helen Kambouri
• September 05, 2010 Imposing coherence: the central role of practice in Friedrich Kratochwil's theorising of politics, international relations and science
  By: Stefano Guzzini
• June 05, 2010 The global imbalances and the contradictions of US monetary hegemony
  By: Mattias Vermeiren
• June 05, 2010 German development policy 1998–2005: the limits of normative global governance
  By: Aram Ziai
• June 05, 2010 Court reform in transitional states: Chile and the Philippines
  By: Charles Anthony Smith, Mark Jorgensen Farrales
• June 05, 2010 Conceptualising neighbourhood: Russia vs its 'others'
  By: Andrey S Makarychev
• March 05, 2010 Editorial
  By: Patrick Thaddeus Jackson
• March 05, 2010 Georgia: a state of flux
  By: Ondrej Ditrych
• March 05, 2010 On the transformation of warfare: a plausibility probe of the new war thesis
  By: Monika Heupel, Bernhard Zangl
• March 05, 2010 In the loop: multilevel feedback and the politics of change at the IMF and World Bank
  By: Liam Clegg
• March 05, 2010 Reinforcing the (neo-)Hobbesian representations of international law
  By: Jean d'Aspremont