Environmental knowledge is a crucial input for public and private decision-making, yet often
useful environmental knowledge appears to be unusable for decision-makers. To better …

For more than a decade, the United States military has conceptualized and discussed the
Internet and related systems as “cyberspace,” understood as a “domain” of conflict like land …

In this engaging book, David M. McCourt makes the case for New Constructivist approaches
to international relations scholarship. The book traces constructivist work on culture, identity …

Multilateralism is regarded as a constitutive feature of the contemporary liberal international
order and is associated with liberal values. However, for twenty-five years, authoritarian …

How do interactions in the cyber domain affect states' ontological security and how do states
respond to these challenges? These are pertinent questions given the increasing influence …

Extant scholarship has until now relied on informal-theoretic, case study, and interpretative
methods to assess patterns of norm development in cyberspace. Ideally, these accounts …

Most analysts and commentators portray China's conduct in the South China Sea as a series
of aggressive norm violations by an emerging peer competitor to the United States. We …

Today's global governance is qualitatively different from the past, according to Michael
Zürn's penetrating analysis. With the rise of epistemic authority, reflexivity, service, and …

In the globally connected world of today, being able to use English at a professional level is
not a matter of choice but one of necessity. For example, businesspersons must be able to …

In world politics, institutional development often takes place in a gray area that combines
elements of rational design and organic change in practice. Faced with impracticable …