As one of the key concepts in International Relations (IR), the relative amnesia around the
origin and effects of sovereignty which lasted until the mid-1990s is quite striking …

International Relations scholars are certain about two facts: power is the defining concept of
the discipline and there is no consensus about what that concept means. One explanation …

Many contemporary efforts to govern global challenges are driven by combinations of
numbers and futures. This special section proposes the novel concept of 'quantified futures' …

In this article, we begin to extend ontological security to third-image theorizing. We argue
that the autobiographical conceptions of international agents, along with other stories told …

International Relations (IR) scholarship has long been informed, though often tacitly, by
theories or philosophies of history. This chapter surveys theories of history, especially as …

Recently, more and more International Relations (IR) scholars have begun to recognise time
explicitly as a political phenomenon and an important element of IR theorising. Spanning …

"" The human condition teems with institutions." From this premise, Theories of Institutions
surveys several decades of institutional theory/institutionalism from across the social …

The study of international relations (IR) has paid increasing attention over the last decade or
so to the politics of memory, trauma, shame, but to a less extent to the political …

This special issue introduction develops the concept of anticipatory global governance by
focusing on the practices through which international organisations (IOs) imagine and …

In the study of international organizations (IOs), time and space have mostly been
approached as contextual, even implicit and unrelated, factors. Instead this special issue …