This article serves to introduce this special issue of Crime, Law, & Social Change on the
Financial Action Task Force (FATF). It provides a primer on the history and purpose of FATF …

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 …

International relations scholarship has made great progress on the study of compliance with
international agreements. While persuasive, most of this work has focused on states' de jure …

Palgrave Studies in International Relations, produced in association with the European
International Studies Association (EISA), will provide students and scholars, will provide …

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 …

Most explanations of the Financial Action Task Force argue that material coercion plays a
key role in the consolidation and diffusion of the global anti-money laundering regime. This …

Current discussions on security on the Internet mostly revolve around the necessity and
limits of public action in the face of a decentralised and privately owned or operated space …

Global security, climate and health challenges have all created a deep-seated unease about
international society's capacity to cope with change. International Relations should help …

Abstract National Action Plans (NAPs) on business and human rights are a growing
phenomenon. Since 2011, 42 such plans have been adopted or are in-development …

Solutions to global sustainability challenges are increasingly technology‐intensive. Yet,
technologies are neither developed nor applied to governance problems in a socio‐political …