Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Shahid Qadir

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Settler colonialism and Israel: the incarceration of Palestinian children as a central feature of Israel’s settler colonial project pp. 833-851: Lama Alsafi
Unveiling Kuwait’s long-term development assistance to Yemen: a case study of sustained commitment pp. 852-873: Moosa Elayah, Hasan Alawami, Ghanim Alnajjar and Karima Al-Hada’a
How immigration policies sustain authoritarian regimes in Saudi Arabia pp. 874-895: Masaki Matsuo and Shingo Hamanaka
The bureaucratic revolution: the Syrian opposition’s civil registry system pp. 896-912: Marika Sosnowski
Contesting an exclusive citizenship regime: the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and its electoral mobilisation in Batman in the late 1970s pp. 913-931: Joost Jongerden and Francis O’Connor
Interdiscursivity, Kurdish nationalism, and femininity: a feminist critical discourse analysis pp. 932-949: Ferdos Hatami Taher

Decolonising faith: Palestinian Liberation Theology in the context of settler-colonialism pp. 721-736: Emile Badarin
Mechanisms of invisibility: the contradictions of localising and decolonising humanitarian aid pp. 737-754: Jenna Imad Harb
Positive and negative public diplomacy, new concepts to understand public diplomacy strategies in the Arab Gulf states pp. 755-772: Mohammad Salman and Guy Burton
The art of hedging: Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE manoeuvres amid US–China great power competition pp. 773-794: Ali Bakir and Nayef Al-Shamari
Beyond direct contact: reconceptualising ‘acculturation’ in postcolonial Tunisia pp. 795-812: Rumeysa Köktaş and Ali Balcı
From the Garden of Eden to the bachelor’s cemetery: a historical overview of higher education financing in postcolonial Ghana pp. 813-832: Eugenia Ama Breba Anderson

Securitising health in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: the COVID-19 pandemic response and future implications pp. 609-627: Suzanne Morrison, Yara Asi and Mohammed Alkhaldi
Arab intellectuals, ISIS, and the West pp. 628-644: Sami E. Baroudi
Framing ‘love jihad’: nationalists’ discourse construction in a right-wing extremist sub-issue on social media pp. 645-664: Mohammad Amaan Siddiqui
Ideology and the question of agency in Africa’s international relations: the case of Ghana pp. 665-685: Emmanuel Kwaku Siaw
The imperialist roots of Tunisia’s food crisis pp. 686-702: Gianni Del Panta
How inclusive is South Africa’s green economy? A qualitative case study of the Working for Water Programme pp. 703-720: Daniel Basubas, Etienne Nel, David Bek, Rachel Fleener and Tony Binns

Moral geographies: Indian exceptionalism, Africa, and the politics of South–South cooperation pp. 505-522: Meera Venkatachalam and Dan Banik
Neo-Ottomanism, Islam and migrants: the AKP’s battle in North Cyprus pp. 523-537: Doğukan Akdeniz and Ali Dayıoğlu
‘Internal localisation’ and early action: exploring decision-making and power amongst humanitarian actors in South Sudan pp. 538-557: Evan Easton-Calabria
NGOs and romanticisation of the local turn: a (re)appraisal of professional peacebuilding by NGOs in Africa pp. 558-574: Ibrahim Sakawa Magara
Postcolonial ecofeminist responses to the International Labour Organisation’s Just Transition framework pp. 575-589: Sharmini Nair
Epistemic injustice: women poppy cultivators in the opium production discourse of Afghanistan pp. 590-608: Noorin Nazari

Understanding Iran’s policy towards the Ukraine war: the significance of ideational factors and factional rivalries pp. 391-411: Özgür Kızılyurt
Institutional evolution of Saudi Arabia’s foreign aid: roles, responsibilities, and shifts in governmental entities pp. 412-428: Fahad Albylwi
Turkey’s Asia Anew initiative: the limits of middle power activism? pp. 429-445: Çağdaş Üngör
Public intellectuals and the construction of anti-neoliberal hegemony: the case of Grupo Comuna in Bolivia pp. 446-466: Rodrigo Santaella-Gonçalves, Edemilson Paraná and Alfredo Saad-Filho
Feminicides in Peru and Colombia: the role of legal and illegal capitalist relations pp. 467-485: Melisa Becerra Gonzalez and William Avilés
Safety-first unionism: the case of Zambian mine unions pp. 486-503: James Musonda

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

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

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