The article examines the consequences of functional overlap among regulatory international
institutions for governance within institutional complexes. Whereas the existing literature …

Maritime piracy incidents present significant threats to maritime security, resulting in material
damages and jeopardizing the safety of crews. Despite the scope of the issue, existing …

This article presents an empirical study that aims to draw out core elements of an
assemblage theory of global governance. Situating assemblage theory in the third, practice …

The agenda of objectual International Relations has shown why object matters, how they
arise and with what effects. Far less attention has been paid to how objects are maintained …

The work on 'regime complexes'–loosely coupled regimes linked through non-hierarchical
relationships–provides a lens for understanding the increasing density of international rules …

Many scholars argue that regime complexes are nonhierarchical. However, if that is true,
then how does authority function? This article argues that the conceptualization of regime …

As global warming accelerates the melting of Arctic ice, opportunities for new transport
routes open along with new strategic interests. This article examines how China pursues its …

The introduction of the concept of 'regime complexes' was a key theoretical innovation. It
emerged from the pioneering work of scholars like Young (1996) and Aggarwal (1998), who …

Artificial Intelligence Governance under Change Page 1 Artificial Intelligence Governance under
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It is widely acknowledged that maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea is a highly complex
phenomenon involving a variety of issues (legal deficiencies, inadequate military …