Third World Quarterly
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Volume 46, issue 3, 2025
- Unravelling distractions in the discourse of African decolonisation: a critical examination pp. 277-295

- Babalola Joseph Balogun and Emnet Tadesse Woldegiorgis
- ‘The South resists’: the coloniality of Mexico’s National Development Plan pp. 296-315

- Debbie Samaniego
- The ‘Lilliputian dilemma’ and Nepal’s Quest for strategic autonomy in Indo-Pacific: the allure of hedging pp. 316-334

- Arshid Iqbal Dar
- Pride and the politics of international defiance: Brazil, the United States, and UN General Assembly Resolution 3379 pp. 335-352

- John de Bhal
- Turning Walled City Lahore into a spectacle: the unintended consequences of heritage conservation pp. 353-371

- Rabia Nadir, Kamal Munir and Shafqat Hussain
- International higher education as a soft power tool of Turkish foreign policy: the case of Azerbaijan pp. 372-390

- Ayça Ergun, Yasar Kondakci, Merve Zayim-Kurtay and Anar Valiyev
Volume 46, issue 2, 2025
- Limits of autocratisation: actors and institutions of democratic resistance and opposition pp. 97-116

- Bilge Yabanci, Karabekir Akkoyunlu and Kerem Öktem
- Paperwork as statecraft: documents, politics, and bureaucratic agency in street-level organisations pp. 117-135

- Erol Saglam
- Legalised resistance to autocratisation in common law Africa pp. 136-152

- Siri Gloppen and Lise Rakner
- The limits of autocratisation in Indonesia: power dispersal and elite competition in a compromised democracy pp. 153-169

- Marcus Mietzner
- Resistance under confinement: resilience of protests and their limits in authoritarian Turkey pp. 170-192

- Mert Arslanalp and T. Deniz Erkmen
- Protests for change: mass protests against competitive authoritarian regimes in the Western Balkans pp. 193-214

- Lura Pollozhani and Florian Bieber
- Safeguarding democracy from the outside in: transnational democratic networks against autocratisation in contemporary Brazil pp. 215-236

- Guilherme Casarões, Déborah Silva do Monte and Matheus de Carvalho Hernandez
- Formal yet ineffective opposition coordination under competitive authoritarianism: Nation Alliance in Turkey pp. 237-257

- Hakan Yavuzyılmaz and Berk Esen
- The role of the opposition in autocratisation: the case of Turkey pp. 258-275

- Seren Selvin Korkmaz
Volume 46, issue 1, 2025
- Behind the trigger: democracy, neoliberalism, and civilian militarism in Latin America pp. 1-19

- Saul M. Rodriguez
- When diplomacy meets academia: diplomatic non-fiction in Brazil pp. 20-37

- Felipe Estre
- The curious case of vandals: Brazil’s environmental and regional policies in the Bolsonaro years pp. 38-58

- Monika Sawicka
- A decolonial approach to Brazilian environmental policy since 1972 pp. 59-78

- Rodrigo Machado Vilani, Carlos José Saldanha Machado, Vicente Paulo dos Santos Pinto, Maria Amália Silva Alves de Oliveira and Daniel Fonseca de Andrade
- Towards a more inclusive diaspora policy orientation in Africa pp. 79-96

- Senayon Olaoluwa
Volume 45, issue 17-18, 2024
- Everyday informality and governance dynamics in crisis situations and beyond pp. 2323-2333

- Abel Polese and Joseph P. Helou
- Informality and survival in times of crises: the role of the Quadripartite security committee in wartime Beirut pp. 2334-2350

- Dana Abi Ghanem
- Crises, labour market and informality in Brazil: the Covid-19 shock in the light of past dynamics pp. 2351-2372

- Mireille Razafindrakoto, François Roubaud and Alexis Saludjian
- ‘Made in Kyrgyzstan is gold!’ the rise of the informal Kyrgyzstani apparel industry pp. 2373-2390

- Claudia Eggart
- Migrants in the throes of multiple crises: fragmented state authority, informal networks and forced (im)mobilities in Libya pp. 2391-2409

- Eyene Okpanachi and Christian Kaunert
- Speculating about the migration crisis: acting from above and below on the Canary Islands route pp. 2410-2429

- Ignacio Fradejas-García and Kristín Loftsdóttir
- Informality and insecurity in the Sahel: unravelling the hybrid political orders of Northern Mali and Northern Niger pp. 2430-2447

- Alessio Iocchi and Edoardo Baldaro
- There’s nothing more permanent than temporary solutions: the solar panel transition and everyday coping in Lebanon’s multi-dimensional crisis since 2020 pp. 2448-2468

- Joseph P. Helou and Abel Polese
Volume 45, issue 15-16, 2024
- Foreign aid of Gulf States: continuity and change pp. 2145-2154

- Mohammad Yaghi, Hanaa Almoaibed and Silvia Colombo
- 9/11 and branding the Gulf States’ foreign aid pp. 2155-2174

- Mohammad Yaghi
- The changing role of Gulf-based non-state actors in foreign aid pp. 2175-2189

- Kristian Coates Ulrichsen
- The politics of Gulf foreign aid: from survival and solidarity to political and military influence pp. 2190-2207

- Khaled Almezaini
- Continuity and change in Saudi Arabia’s development and humanitarian aid pp. 2208-2227

- Narayani Sritharan, Ammar A. Malik and Asad Sami
- Saudi Arabia’s foreign aid: the singularity of Yemen as a case study pp. 2228-2245

- Javier Bordón and Eyad Alrefai
- The evolution of the Gulf states as humanitarian donors pp. 2246-2265

- Ghassan Elkahlout and Sansom Milton
- Exploring the preference for bilateral aid: Gulf oil states’ aid to Yemen pp. 2266-2286

- Moosa Elayah and Hasan Al-Awami
- Gulf responses to Syrian refugee arrivals in Lebanon: narratives of legitimisation pp. 2287-2304

- Clothilde Facon
- Qatar and the UAE in the Syrian early recovery: top-down strategies of foreign aid pp. 2305-2322

- Altea Pericoli
Volume 45, issue 14, 2024
- Understanding climate security in the Indo-Pacific pp. 2039-2046

- Mely Caballero-Anthony and Alistair D. B. Cook
- Climate security in Southeast Asia: navigating concepts, approaches and practices pp. 2047-2064

- Mely Caballero-Anthony
- Climate change in the Asia-Pacific security architecture – the case of ASEAN pp. 2065-2087

- Alistair D. B. Cook
- Cascading risks in a social-ecological system: the South China Sea disputes pp. 2088-2107

- Maria Ortuoste
- Shifting discourses of climate security in India: domestic and international dimensions pp. 2108-2126

- Dhanasree Jayaram
- Climate security and Japan’s new national security strategy: a policy analysis pp. 2127-2144

- Hideshi Tokuchi
Volume 45, issue 13, 2024
- Against the depoliticisation of Palestinian female shahids pp. 1929-1946

- Bilal Hamamra, Rebecca Ruth Gould and Asala Mayaleh
- From misogyny to security: women and the state in Iran pp. 1947-1962

- Mehran Kamrava
- Iran’s axis of resistance through the lens of ontological security pp. 1963-1980

- Murat Cingöz, Fulya Özkan, Yavuz Selim Alkan and Ramazan İzol
- Class grievances before and after the Arab uprisings pp. 1981-2000

- Jennifer C. Olmsted and Bassam Yousif
- Theorising universality in the modern world-system: the abstract, the concrete, and the case of Botswana pp. 2001-2018

- Jason C. Mueller
- Conflict between Fulani herders and village landowners in Ghana: capitalism, climate change, and peasant struggles pp. 2019-2037

- Surulola Eke
Volume 45, issue 12, 2024
- Examining Qatari humanitarian diplomacy: key features, challenges and prospects pp. 1813-1831

- Ghassan Elkahlout and Mona Hedaya
- Rhetorical frames: a strategy of governmental power in international negotiations pp. 1832-1855

- Tana Johnson and Margaret J. Foster
- Norm shaper, norm implementer, or norm antipreneur? Assessing Turkish foreign policy towards R2P pp. 1856-1875

- Nilay Tüzgen and Gonca Oğuz Gök
- Lula, the people’s guy: populism, liberal democracy and voting in Brazil pp. 1876-1892

- Luminiţa-Anda Mandache
- Migrants’ entangled socio-political and biological lives during the COVID-19 emergency in Brazil pp. 1893-1911

- Flávia Rodrigues de Castro, Gisela P. Zapata and Marcia Vera Espinoza
- Workers’ self-organisation under military rule: challenges and opportunities in post-coup Myanmar pp. 1912-1927

- Stephen Campbell and Ko Maung
Volume 45, issue 11, 2024
- White supremacy and the racial logic of the global preventing and countering violent extremism agenda pp. 1701-1718

- Elizabeth Mesok, Nora Naji and Darja Schildknecht
- Debunking the myth of Brazilian subimperialism during Lula and Dilma’s governments pp. 1719-1737

- Tiago Soares Nogara
- Decolonisation agriculture: challenging colonisation through the reconstruction of agriculture in Western Kurdistan (Rojava) pp. 1738-1757

- Necmettin Türk and Joost Jongerden
- Transition meets instability: Chad after Idriss Déby Itno pp. 1758-1776

- Darrin Patrick McDonald
- How to integrate the Global South into the ‘green state’ concept pp. 1777-1792

- Mathias Larsen
- Southern agency in global norms creation: Bangladesh in the SDGs formulation process pp. 1793-1812

- ASM Ali Ashraf and Syeda Rozana Rashid
Volume 45, issue 10, 2024
- Theorising uprisings: Iraq’s Thawra Teshreen pp. 1573-1588

- Zahra Ali
- Deleuze & Guattari on protest weakness in Iraq pp. 1589-1607

- Benedict Robin-D’Cruz
- Politicians, officers and political transition: the case of post 2003 Iraq pp. 1608-1626

- Maria Luisa Fantappie
- Locating the local police in Iraq’s security arena: community policing, the ‘three Ps’ and trust in Ninawa Province pp. 1627-1645

- Jessica Watkins, Abdulkareem al-Jerba and Mahdi al-Delaimi
- ‘We want a country’: the urban politics of the October Revolution in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square pp. 1646-1662

- Taif Alkhudary
- Diffusion of digital authoritarianism? Censorship, surveillance and beyond in Türkiye pp. 1663-1681

- Mesut Aslan and Gözde Yilmaz
- Who’s responsible for intellectual displacement? Objective representations of exiled professionals in Canada pp. 1682-1700

- Camelia Tigau
Volume 45, issue 9, 2024
- Sanitation is political: understanding stakeholders’ incentives in funding sanitation for the Gaza Strip, Palestine pp. 1437-1457

- Mariam Zaqout, Mariam Fayad, Dani J. Barrington, Anna Mdee and Barbara E. Evans
- Standing tall like Caesar? Qatar’s unwavering voice for Palestine at the United Nations pp. 1458-1475

- Bülent Aras and Majed Al Ansari
- Floating people, changing climate: a migrant-sensitive approach to climate adaptation and mobilities in the Bengal Delta pp. 1476-1496

- Tanaya Dutta Gupta and Danielle Falzon
- The fog of war: development, conflict narratives, and civilian victimisation in Colombia pp. 1497-1516

- Clara Voyvodic
- Racism, colonialism and whiteness in development: insights from Pacific professionals following repatriation of white staff during Covid-19 pp. 1517-1535

- Yeshe Smith, Aidan Craney and Chris Roche
- The hostile side of the state: Siracusa Principles, human rights and the precarity of COVID-19 policing in Nigeria pp. 1536-1553

- Ali Oladimeji Shodunke
- The Alevis and Roma/Gypsy in Turkey: republican freedom revisited pp. 1554-1571

- Burak Tamaç, Ogan Yumlu and Cemil Boyraz
Volume 45, issue 8, 2024
- Correction pp. I-I

- The Editors
- Bad adopters or bad proponents of technology? Facebook and the violence against Muslims in Myanmar pp. 1309-1324

- Aleksandar Deejay, Tamas Wells, Kathryn Henne and Stefan Bächtold
- Dependency theory meets feminist economics: a research agenda pp. 1325-1342

- Belén Villegas Plá
- A dialogical appraisal of diasporic women’s work to impact change in Iran pp. 1343-1361

- Rebecca Barlow, Shahram Akbarzadeh and Sanaz Nasirpour
- Unravelling the interlinkages: agency and vulnerability of hazardous child labour in Bangladesh pp. 1362-1381

- Mohammed Abdul Baten, Shafiqul Alam and Golam Mostofa
- Labour segmentation in NCR Delhi’s automobile sector: a political response of capital to labour struggles pp. 1382-1397

- Shreya Ghosh and Ritajyoti Bandyopadhyay
- Deeply divided along aid lines? Chinese loans, Cameroon and Anglophone marginalisation pp. 1398-1417

- Afa’anwi Ma’abo Che and Makolo Joseph Njie
- Unpacking the impact of mega-regional agreements: the EU–Mercosur case pp. 1418-1435

- Ana Paula Tostes and Marianna Albuquerque
Volume 45, issue 7, 2024
- COVID-19 and the racialisation of Chinese wildlife consumption pp. 1177-1198

- Hairong Yan and Barry Sautman
- The gendered politics of Iran-U.S. relations: sanctions, the JCPOA and women’s security pp. 1199-1218

- Valentine M. Moghadam
- Who owns the land? Socio-cultural and economic drivers of unequal agrarian land ownership in climate-vulnerable coastal Bangladesh pp. 1219-1237

- Saleh Ahmed and Elizabeth Marie Eklund
- Land use practices and farmer–herder conflict in Agogo: dynamics of traditional authority and resistance pp. 1238-1255

- Tobias Tseer, Kasim Salifu and Gordon Yenglier Yiridomoh
- Prison reform in conflict-affected contexts: evidence from Somaliland and Puntland pp. 1256-1272

- Lina Grip and Jenniina Kotajoki
- Broadening the concept of interregionalism: beyond state-centrism and Eurocentrism pp. 1273-1290

- Andréas Litsegård and Frank Mattheis
- Dislodging the hegemony of the white epistemological frame pp. 1291-1308

- Thapelo Tselapedi
Volume 45, issue 6, 2024
- Political healing in East Asian international relations: what, why and how pp. 1019-1034

- Ching-Chang Chen, Astrid H. M. Nordin and Peter Karl Mayer
- Political healing and Mahāyāna Buddhist medicine: a critical engagement with contemporary international relations pp. 1035-1050

- Kosuke Shimizu and Sei Noro
- Discourse, medical metaphor and the East Asian medicine approach to conflict resolution pp. 1051-1069

- Chin-Kuei Tsui
- Healing an abnormalised body: bringing the agency of unseen people back to the inter-Korean border pp. 1070-1087

- Jooyoun Lee
- Conflict as imbalance: political healing of and through emotions in Korea pp. 1088-1105

- Andrei Yamamoto
- Diagnosing Korea–Japan relations through thick description: revisiting the national identity formation process pp. 1106-1121

- Jungmin Seo
- Embodying the state differently in a Westphalian world: an ontological exit for the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands dispute pp. 1122-1140

- Nina C. Krickel-Choi, Ching-Chang Chen and Alexander Bukh
- Rethinking China–Taiwan relations as a yin–yang imbalance: political healing by Taiwanese Buddhist organisations pp. 1141-1158

- Boyu Chen and Ching-Chang Chen
- Indefinite healing: China’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’ formula over Hong Kong from a Daoist–Zhongyi perspective pp. 1159-1176

- Wan-Ping Lin
Volume 45, issue 5, 2024
- Interdisciplinary perspectives on gendered violence and resistance in Latin America pp. 827-833

- Tatiana Sanchez Parra and Sanne Weber
- Feminist intersectional activism in the Colombian Truth Commission: constructing counter-hegemonic narratives of the armed conflict in the Colombian Caribbean pp. 834-852

- Juliana González Villamizar
- Embodied healing and justice in wounded territories: reflections from feminist and decolonial research-activism in Guatemala pp. 853-869

- Aisling Walsh
- Love in war? The strategic use of intimacy in armed conflict pp. 870-887

- Kiran Stallone
- Family dynamics, violence and transit migration through Mexico pp. 888-902

- Alejandra Díaz de León
- Brutality on display: media coverage and the spectacle of anti-LGBTQ violence in the Colombian Civil War pp. 903-925

- Samuel Ritholtz
- From financial inclusion to financial health of refugees: urging for a shift in perspective pp. 926-945

- Swati Mehta Dhawan, Kim Wilson and Hans-Martin Zademach
- Between hunger and contagion: digital mediation and advocacy during the COVID-19 emergency in Delhi pp. 946-962

- Martin Webb, Aasim Khan, Venkata Ratnadeep Suri, Riad Azam and Farhat Salim
- Broadening perspectives on inclusive peacemaking: the case of the UN mediation in Syria pp. 963-980

- Sara Hellmüller
- Forging alliances: political competition and industrial policy in democratic Brazil pp. 981-1002

- Renato H. de Gaspi
- The role of the Sustainable Development Goals for digital development professionals: lessons for the post-2030 development goals pp. 1003-1018

- Franz-Ferdinand Rothe
Volume 45, issue 4, 2024
- Skills, training and development: an introduction to the social life of skills in the global South pp. 607-623

- Trent Brown and Geert De Neve
- Skilling Indigenous futures: crafts and resilience among the Paiwan people of Taiwan pp. 624-639

- Geoffrey Gowlland
- Becoming a repair entrepreneur: an ethnography of skills training in Brazil pp. 640-657

- Liliana Gil
- Skills in ‘unskilled’ work: a case of waste work in Central India pp. 658-676

- Advaita Rajendra
- Skills to stay: social processes in agricultural skill acquisition in rural Karnataka pp. 677-697

- Soundarya Iyer and Nitya Rao
- Rationalising pedagogy: what counts as skill across musical communities of practice in contemporary Istanbul pp. 698-714

- Banu Şenay and Faik Gür
- Training for employment or skilling up from employment? Jobs and skills acquisition in the Tiruppur textile region, India pp. 715-733

- Grace Carswell and Geert De Neve
- Hāth se sīkhna: geographies of practical learning and India’s agricultural skills agenda pp. 734-752

- Trent Brown
- Crafting new service workers: skill training, migration and employment in Bengaluru, India pp. 753-770

- Carol Upadhya and Supriya RoyChowdhury
- Of glass, skills and life: trade consciousness among Firozabad’s glass workers pp. 771-789

- Arnaud Kaba
- Professionalism as a soft skill: the social construction of worker identity in India’s new services economy pp. 790-809

- Aditya Ray
- More than language: the work of an English training centre in Delhi pp. 810-826

- Abhishek Ranjan Datta
Volume 45, issue 3, 2024
- Correction pp. I-I

- The Editors
- Instrumentalising the army before elections in Turkey pp. 445-457

- Huseyin Zengin
- The burden of war widows: gendered consequences of war and peace-building in Sri Lanka pp. 458-474

- Karen Brounéus, Erika Forsberg, Kristine Höglund and Kate Lonergan
- Guns, gender and petroleum: a critical analysis of the underlying dynamics of Timor-Leste’s development trajectory pp. 475-492

- Selver B. Sahin and Stepan Verkhovets
- Development and national security: Indonesia’s Natuna Island and the South China Sea issue pp. 493-512

- Yani Yang and Yizheng Zou
- Theory importation and the death of homegrown disciplinary potential: an autopsy of Turkish IR pp. 513-530

- Ersel Aydinli
- A crisis of ontological security in foreign policy: Iran and international sanctions in the post–JCPOA era pp. 531-547

- Fariborz Arghavani Pirsalami, Arash Moradi and Hosein Alipour
- Oceanic diplomacy and foreign-policy making in Tuvalu: a values-based approach pp. 548-566

- Jess Marinaccio
- Power and networks in the shaping of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) pp. 567-588

- Stefan Vicedom and Rachel Wynberg
- Environmental pollution, variegated violence: the fizzling bond of Delta State diaspora from their homeland pp. 589-605

- Henrietta Omo Oshokunofa
Volume 45, issue 2, 2024
- Memory and justice after famines: an introduction pp. 247-258

- Camilla Orjuela and Swati Parashar
- Remembering/forgetting hunger: towards an understanding of famine memorialisation pp. 259-276

- Camilla Orjuela
- The lyrics of hunger: Cabo Verdean music as a space for organic remembering pp. 277-293

- Lisa Åkesson and Alícia Borges Månsson
- Vernacular memories: recalling Rwanda’s 1943–44 famine during the Covid-19 hunger crisis pp. 294-313

- David Mwambari
- Hunger as a weapon of war: Biafra, social media and the politics of famine remembrance pp. 314-331

- Obinna Chukwunenye Nweke
- The concentration camps for famine victims in Brazil and the struggle for their public memorialisation pp. 332-349

- Thiago Lima
- Imperial wars and the violence of hunger: remembering and forgetting the Great Persian Famine 1917–1919 pp. 350-366

- Zahra Edalati and Majid Imani
- Negotiating caste-subaltern imaginations of the 1943 Bengal famine: methodological underpinnings of a creative-collaborative practice pp. 367-384

- Ram Krishna Ranjan
- Challenges in the pursuit of justice for East Timor’s Great Famine (1977–1979) pp. 385-402

- Vannessa Hearman
- Finding the ‘other’ from within: how the CCP survived the legitimacy crisis after China’s Great Leap Famine pp. 403-419

- Jingyang Rui
- Ethiopia’s 1984/85 famine and the Red Terror Trials pp. 420-438

- Fisseha Fantahun Tefera
- Memory and the social meanings of famine pp. 439-443

- Alex de Waal
Volume 45, issue 1, 2024
- Legacies and futures for Global South research pp. 1-5

- Mustapha Kamal Pasha, Shahram Akbarzadeh, Morten Bøås, Matt Davies, Jing Gu, Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven, Rirhandu Mageza-Barthel, Marianne H. Marchand, Sam Okoth Opondo, Heloise Weber and Tiffany Willoughby-Herard
- Qatar’s approach across the Triple Nexus in conflict-affected contexts: the case of Darfur pp. 6-23

- Wadee Alarabeed
- The geopolitics of human suffering: a comparative study of media coverage of the conflicts in Yemen and Ukraine pp. 24-42

- Jeffrey S. Bachman and Esther Brito Ruiz
- Beyond ‘networked individuals’: social-media and citizen-led accountability in political protests pp. 43-60

- Obert Hodzi and Özge Zihnioğlu
- Stopping Firestone and starting a citizen ‘revolution from below’: reflections on the enduring exploitation of Liberian land and labour pp. 61-78

- Robtel Neajai Pailey
- The continuity of Othering in feminist methodology: activist-scholar and the insider/outsider dynamics pp. 79-94

- Afaf Jabiri
- Gender and the bifurcated state: women in Uganda’s traditional authority pp. 95-112

- Yahya Sseremba
- Between cooperation and conflict: tracing the variance in relations of traditional governance institutions and the state in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 113-132

- Florian G. Kern, Katharina Holzinger and Daniela Kromrey
- Origination and Africa’s international relations: gatemaking and airport politics in Ethiopia and Ghana pp. 133-150

- Joanne Tomkinson
- China reshaping green value chain initiatives: between global and Southern standards pp. 151-170

- Flavia Fabiano and Benoit Daviron
- Legitimacy-seeking: China’s statements and actions on combating climate change pp. 171-188

- Chenchao Lian and Jinhong Li
- Revisiting neoliberalism and new developmentalism: lessons from Turkey and Argentina pp. 189-207

- Sumercan Bozkurt Gungen
- Truth processes and decolonial transformation: a comparative view of Guatemala, Peru, Chile and Colombia pp. 208-228

- Carola Ramos-Cortez and Timothy MacNeill
- COVID-19 and aid distribution in the Philippines: a patron-clientelist explanation pp. 229-246

- Pauline Eadie and Chester Yacub
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