Researchers from a wide range of disciplines have joined forces at the Cluster of Excellence
CLICCS (Climate, Climatic Change, and Society) to investigate how climate and society will …

In the summer of 1980, I went to work as a guard and interpreter at the Norwegian embassy
in Moscow. The work was my partial payment to the Norwegian Army for having taught me …

In the past two decades, calls for International Relations (IR) to 'turn'have multiplied. Having
reflected on Philosophy's own linguistic turn in the 1980s and 1990s, IR appears today in the …

Feminist social theories, especially intersectional and decolonial ones, have been footnotes
at best in practice-oriented research in international relations. This disciplinary exclusion of …

Are international organisations' inclusive practices better than top-down ones? This article
analyses an attempt to dismantle formal hierarchies to integrate civil society actors in …

The selection process leading to the appointment of Antonio Guterres as Secretary-General
of the United Nations gave way to unprecedented practices in world politics, such as public …

This article explains the emergence of inclusive practices at the World Bank as a collective
learning process between communities of practice. Contributing to the literature on practices …

Many policy and academic debates focus on the extent to which Russia is a revisionist
power challenging the 'liberal world order'. However, there is little agreement on the primary …

We started thinking about the concepts of normalcy and normalization in 2016, in what
seems like a lifetime ago. Since our first work on the subject (Lemay-Hébert and Visoka …

The question of when and how international orders change remains a pertinent issue of
International Relations theory. This article develops the model of pragmatic ordering to …