The cardinal principle of empirical democratic theory is that hard economic times are
supposed to mean hard times for democracy, particularly when it is new and fragile. During …

This article analyzes the practice and effects of China's new foreign policy by applying a
research framework inspired by Bourdieu (s) ian international political sociology centered on …

Abstract In 2003 the European Union announced that it had launched a 'comprehensive
strategic partnership'with China. This policy was intended to elevate EU-China relations …

This article sketches an analytical framework to account for new patterns of global
governance. We characterize the emergent postliberal international order as a new age of …

This Element offers a way to understand the evolution of authoritarian rule in Southeast Asia.
The theoretical framework is based on a set of indicators (judged for their known advantages …

This article discusses the transformation of the liberal international order, with reference to
the ways in which global shifts affect the developmental paradigms among the emerging …

This article highlights the weakening of the EU's transformative capacity in the broader
European periphery in a rapidly shifting global order, with reference to Hungary and Turkey …

The crisis of liberal democracy is closely associated with major global shifts, which have
been accelerated by the global financial crisis of 2008, with its dislocating effects in the …

Azar Gat se propone resolver una de las antiguas preguntas de la existencia humana: por
qué la gente lucha. Desde el comienzo de la era industrial se ha producido un cambio …