Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2026

Current editor(s): Shahid Qadir

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Volume 47, issue 5, 2026

The Louis Hartz trap redux: rethinking the United States–Republic of Korea relations today pp. 861-877

Taesuh Cha

Sacralised populism and neocolonial discourse: Russia and Türkiye’s challenge to liberal order pp. 878-895

Orhan Gafarli and Julia Roknifard

Partners in preservation: U.S., Iran, and the global politics of counterrevolution in Lebanon pp. 896-917

Jeffrey G. Karam

Stately ambiguities: explaining inconsistent gender policies as authoritarian regime survival in Jordan pp. 918-936

Barbara Schenkel

The (In)Visibility of Equality: A Critique of Islamic-Legal Feminism discourse in Iran pp. 937-956

Zohreh Azizabadi and Arash Heydari

Navigating tradition and modernity: legitimacy and identity strategies of authoritarian regimes in Saudi Arabia and Iran pp. 957-976

Soojin Lee and Hyuck Kim

No longer small? Azerbaijan’s pursuit of middle power status pp. 977-997

Mehmet Fatih Oztarsu and Rovshan Ibrahimov

Turkistan between geopolitical containment and hegemonic dependency: colonial legacies, regional agency and global power shifts pp. 998-1019

Mehmetali Kasım

Continuities and changes in India’s approach to regional cooperation – a three-level analysis pp. 1020-1037

Debashis Nath

Indonesia enters the multipolar era by joining BRICS+: three geopolitical realignment pathways for states as Global South–South cooperation platforms expand pp. 1038-1056

Alexander Waters and Jessica Andriani Putrono

More-than-human mediation in land protection: prayer as analytic pp. 1057-1064

Elane Westfaul

Volume 47, issue 4, 2026

It’s the party system that matters: anti-populism in Argentina’s Cambiemos coalition (2015–2017) pp. 653-672

Soraya Hamdaoui

Divided we stand: gated communities, fear and violence in Guatemala City pp. 673-689

Timo Peeters

Spanish official development assistance to Colombia from 2007 to 2023 pp. 690-709

Miguel Ruiz-Carnero

‘Distance and durability’: food regime transition and agricultural trade restructuring in Latin America (1961–2020) pp. 710-735

Ángel Luis González-Esteban and Elisa Botella-Rodríguez

An agonistic analysis of reintegration of the FARC-EP in the Colombian peace agreement pp. 736-754

Dawn Walsh and Ines Meyer

Rebel social services: the case of the FARC-EP’s health system pp. 755-777

Camilo Eduardo Espinosa-Díaz

Step up, step down, step out: the gendering of community health work in pastoralist Kenya pp. 778-797

Kathy Dodworth and Brenda N. Mukungu

Why not help a Muslim brother? A poststructuralist analysis of the Welfare (Refah) Party’s stance on the Somali intervention in the 1990s pp. 798-814

Ahmet Göksel Uluer

African coups and the limits of electoralism pp. 815-833

Ernest Harsch

The diffusion of the concept of ‘the Global South’ in the press: the case of Africa pp. 834-848

Claude Grasland

China and South America in the Antarctic: divergent motivations and diplomatic alignment pp. 849-859

Meijie Jiang

Volume 47, issue 3, 2026

Settler colonialism and the rhetoric of voluntary migration in Gaza pp. 453-470

Ghassan Elkahlout

Humanitarian aid in Gaza: from lifeline to arena of violence and exclusion pp. 471-487

Bilal Hamamra and Ekrema Shehab

The effects of Israeli policies on Palestinians’ basic needs in the Occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem pp. 488-517

Marta Parigi and Hamid R. Oskorouchi

Perceptions of China in the Middle East and North Africa: an analysis in the context of Israel’s war on Gaza pp. 518-534

Emre Erdemir

Far-right parties and gender policies in contemporary Türkiye pp. 535-555

Ezgi Elçi

Informality and the paradox of legal subjecthood: governing street vendors in Kolkata pp. 556-572

Avishek Ray and Atriya Dey

Self-rule and representation in regional governance: a study of Amhara and Agew communities in Metekel Zone, Benishangul-Gumuz region, Ethiopia pp. 573-587

Wubante Ayalew Dessie, Simeneh Bires Belete and Agenagn Kebede Dagnew

Proxy wars in a multipolar world: mechanisms of strategic influence and power reconfiguration pp. 588-613

Runguo Xu

Escaping the Capitalist Black Hole: dethroning Mammon and liberating water pp. 614-628

Mohsen Nagheeby, Anna Mdee, Jaime Amezaga, Leo Heller, Alan Nicol, Miguel R. Pena-Varon, Mariela Garcia V, Amare Bantider, Ashok Kumar, Zainura Zainon Noor, Wan Asiah Nurjannah Wan Ahmad Tajuddin, Lata Narayanaswamy and Alejandro Figueroa-Benítez

Pluriversality as methodology pp. 629-640

Amaya Querejazu

Prolegomena for technodiversity: on data and indigeneity pp. 641-652

Toni Čerkez and Wasiq Silan

Volume 47, issue 2, 2026

Reworlding feminism and social movements from the Global South pp. 239-252

Kate Law, Kundai Manamere and Ana Stevenson

Sex work and the beerhall: an autoethnography from Chiredzi, Zimbabwe pp. 253-268

Kundai Manamere

Echoes of resistance through the archives: Black women’s leadership in anticolonial struggles in Colombia pp. 269-288

Gloriana Rodriguez Alvarez

A history of ananyamukuta – Shona midwives: identity, roles and development in Zimbabwe, 1880s to 1970s pp. 289-307

Priscillah Machinga

The return of husbands: of male labour returnees and women in Botswana, c.1970–2023 pp. 308-323

Unaludo Sechele

Buy clandestine misoprostol, get feminist advice for free: powerful narratives in women’s digital counterpublics on reproductive rights in South America pp. 324-343

Luciane Leopoldo Belin and Carla Cândida Rizzotto

Al Glitter de Guerra: cyborg movidas, Instagram and feminist protest in Mexico pp. 344-360

Laura Loyola-Hernández

From ‘white slavery’ to ‘female sexual slavery’: the UN and global radical feminism against sex work pp. 361-378

Rosa Campbell and Ana Stevenson

Third World feminism, transnationalism, and international solidarity: the Indian Women’s Charter of Rights and Duties (1945) and the Federation of South African Women’s Charter (1954) pp. 379-399

Annie Devenish

Resisting population control: global women’s health activism and contraceptive controversies, 1980s–1990s pp. 400-418

Carolina Topini

In exile: the office of the African National Congress of South Africa in Sweden pp. 419-433

Emma Elinor Lundin

Solidarity and colonial analogies in Irish republican feminists’ discursive practices, 1890s–1980s pp. 434-451

Sharon Crozier-De Rosa

Volume 47, issue 1, 2026

Ghost projects and the ambiguity of infrastructure development pp. 1-7

Detlef Müller-Mahn, Eric M. Kioko and Theo Aalders

A time for monsters: ghost projects, Gothic Marxism, and the transgressive horror of infrastructure futures pp. 8-24

Theo Aalders and Wangui Kimari

Turkana’s extractive promises in limbo pp. 25-42

Elisabeth Schubiger

New Republic animated by ghosts: ethnographic reflections on project-making in an ‘open’ Egyptian desert city pp. 43-63

Carl Rommel

From ghost projects to grassroots future: the Gwadar Haq Do Tehreek and reclamation of failed development in Gwadar, Balochistan pp. 64-81

Bramsh Khan and Noor Bakhsh

Reviving a ghost project: the long history of the Nyerere Dam in Tanzania pp. 82-103

Emma Athanasio Minja and Detlef Müller-Mahn

Performing a paper park – visions, controversies and side-effects of a transboundary conservation megaproject pp. 104-122

Johannes Dittmann

Spectral governance: hydropower, conservation, and the politics of deferred futures in Martin Brod in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 123-140

Özge Can Doğmuş

Ghosted by development: the forgotten farmers of Singur, India pp. 141-161

Biswadeep Bhattacharyya

Ghostly energy futures amidst the imperial ruins in Eastern Indonesia pp. 162-180

Hilman Syahri Fathoni

Sensing, tracing, walking: phenomenological investigations of ruins and afterlives of projects pp. 181-201

Yonatan N. Gez, Carla Bertin, Berenike Eichhorn, Francis Kungu Ngure and Keren Kuenberg

Resurrecting a presumed ghost: the challenges and revival of the Southern agricultural growth corridor of Tanzania in a changing political landscape pp. 202-220

George T. Mudimu, Michael Brüntrup and Khamaldin Daud Mutabazi

Ghost airports: the boom and bust of large infrastructure projects pp. 221-238

Detlef Müller-Mahn, Evelyne Atieno Owino and Theobald Frank Theodory