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Donor-funded women’s empowerment in Tajikistan : trajectories of women’s NGOs and changing attitudes to the international agenda

Karolina Kluczewska (UGent)

(2022) STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. 57(1). p.63-84
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Regionalism and the politics of identity in Russia

Katsiaryna Lozka (UGent)

(2022) INTERNATIONAL STUDIES REVIEW. 24(1).
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A feminist opening of resilience : Elizabeth Grosz, Liberian peace huts and IR critiques

Maria Martin de Almagro Iniesta (UGent) and Pol Bargués

(2022) JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT. 25(4). p.967-992
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‘A force for good’ : the narrative construction of ethical EU–Vietnam trade relations

Camille Nessel (UGent) and Elke Verhaeghe (UGent)

(2022) JCMS-JOURNAL OF COMMON MARKET STUDIES. 60(3). p.741-758
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Transparency in the field of deep sea mining : filtering the murky waters

Klaas Willaert (UGent)

(2022) MARINE POLICY. 135.
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In defence of the ‘halt and repel formula’? A reply to Yishai Beer

Tom Ruys (UGent)

(2022) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 33(3). p.917-924
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Memoirs of women-in-conflict : Ugandan ex-combatants and the production of knowledge on security and peacebuilding

Devon E. A. Curtis, Florence Ebila and Maria Martin de Almagro Iniesta (UGent)

(2022) SECURITY DIALOGUE. 53(5). p.402-419
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The in/visible wombs of the market : the dialectics of waged and unwaged reproductive labour in the global surrogacy industry

Sigrid Vertommen (UGent) and Camille Barbagallo

(2022) REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY. 29(6). p.1945-1966
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Participation of civil society in EU trade policy making : how inclusive is inclusion?

Lotte Drieghe (UGent) , Jan Orbie (UGent) , Diana Potjomkina (UGent) and Jamal Shahin

(2022) NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY. 27(4). p.581-596
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Small firms as the main beneficiaries of trade agreements? A framing analysis of European Commission discourse

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Niels Gheyle

(2022) NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY. 27(4). p.553-566

Academic Bibliography

Donor-funded women’s empowerment in Tajikistan : trajectories of women’s NGOs and changing attitudes to the international agenda

Regionalism and the politics of identity in Russia

A feminist opening of resilience : Elizabeth Grosz, Liberian peace huts and IR critiques

‘A force for good’ : the narrative construction of ethical EU–Vietnam trade relations

Transparency in the field of deep sea mining : filtering the murky waters

In defence of the ‘halt and repel formula’? A reply to Yishai Beer

Memoirs of women-in-conflict : Ugandan ex-combatants and the production of knowledge on security and peacebuilding

The in/visible wombs of the market : the dialectics of waged and unwaged reproductive labour in the global surrogacy industry

Participation of civil society in EU trade policy making : how inclusive is inclusion?

Small firms as the main beneficiaries of trade agreements? A framing analysis of European Commission discourse

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