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Volume 184, issue 4, 2021

TRUMP, BOLSONARO, AND THE FRAMING OF THE COVID‐19 CRISIS pp. 413-440

Daniel Béland, Philip Rocco, Catarina Ianni Segatto and Alex Waddan

TERRORISM AND RIGHT‐PARTY VOTE SHARES IN LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS pp. 441-471

Lance Y. Hunter, Joseph W. Robbins and Martha H. Ginn

HEALTH VULNERABILITY VERSUS ECONOMIC RESILIENCE TO THE COVID‐19 PANDEMIC pp. 472-500

Simplice A. Asongu*, Samba Diop and Joseph Nnanna

SUICIDE, SOCIAL CAPITAL, AND HATE GROUPS IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 501-520

Brendan Szendro

MILITARY POWER DOES NOT DENOTE CAPACITY pp. 521-559

Victor Alexandre G. Teixeira

Book Review: Great Powers and International HierarchyDaniel McCormack. 2019. Great Powers and International Hierarchy, Palgrave Macmillan, Cahm, US, 246 pp, ISBN 978‐3‐319‐93975‐9 (hbk), ISBN 978‐3‐319‐93976‐6 (pbk) pp. 560-563

Hüsna Taş Yetim

Volume 184, issue 3, 2021

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR pp. 256-259

Emma R. Norman

A CRITICAL JUNCTURE? COVID‐19 AND THE FATE OF THE U.S.–CHINA STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY pp. 260-293

Thomas Ameyaw‐Brobbey

THE ROLE OF CONFIDENCE‐BUILDING MEASURES IN THE EVOLUTION OF RELATIONS BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND INDIA pp. 294-317

Muhammad W. Haider and Tahir M. Azad

“DELIVER AFRICA FROM DEBTS”: Good Governance Alone is not Enough to Save the Continent From Debt Onslaught pp. 318-338

Abel Kinyondo, Riccardo Pelizzo and Mwoya Byaro

DOES DISPARITY IN INCOME AND CONSUMPTION EVER INCITE TERRORISM IN AFRICA? pp. 339-380

Kazeem Bello Ajide and Olorunfemi Alimi

KOREA'S FIRST‐GENERATION DIVIDED FAMILIES: The End of the Line? pp. 381-401

James Alexander Foley

Volume 184, issue 2, 2021

Note from the Editor: International Cooperation, Global Public Goods, and the COVID‐19 Vaccine Rollout pp. 124-129

Emma R. Norman

The Biden Administration: An Opportunity to Affirm a Flexible and Adaptive American World Leadership pp. 130-150

Tanguy Struye de Swielande

Reimagining the World Bank: Global Public Goods in an Age of Crisis pp. 151-175

Dominik Kopiński and Marek Wróblewski

Globalization, Governance, and the Green Economy in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Policy Thresholds pp. 176-212

Simplice Asongu and Joseph Nnanna

Exclusion Through Inclusion: Institutional Constraints on Women's Political Empowerment in India and Bangladesh pp. 213-244

Mahbub Alam Prodip

Commentary: Washington Returns to the World, Partially pp. 245-249

Paul J. Rich

Volume 184, issue 1, 2021

The Tragic Fall of Better Angels: Nationalism, Neoliberalism, and the Failure of Responsibility in American Conservativism pp. 8-32

Anthony R. Brunello

Quo Vadis Cooperation Between China and Eastern Europe in the Era of COVID‐19? pp. 33-56

Emilian Kavalski

How COVID‐19 has Affected Africa's Development pp. 57-76

Abel Kinyondo and Riccardo Pelizzo

“Instrumentalizing” The United Nations: Nigeria and Its Quest for Regional Leadership in Africa pp. 77-100

Segun Oshewolo, Agaptus Nwozor, Femi Fayomi and Motolani Oluwatuyi

Commentary: Governance of and Through Central Banks: A Comparative Analysis at the Close of a Dismal Decade pp. 101-118

Henrique Estides Delgado

Volume 183, issue 4, 2020

Note From the Editor pp. 288-290

Emma R. Norman

The Securitization and De‐Securitization of Kurdish Societal Security in Turkey, Iraq, Iran, And Syria pp. 291-314

Hawre Hasan Hama

Policy Versus Praxis: Has the European Union Failed to Respond to the Refugee Crisis? pp. 315-342

Sedef Eylemer and Nagihan Söylemez

Health Insurance in an Era of Declining Social Capital pp. 343-358

Jackson Williams

China Pushed the Pink Tide and the Pink Tide Pulled China: Intertwining Economic Interests and Ideology in Ecuador and Bolivia (2005–2014) pp. 359-388

Ivo Ganchev

Drivers and Persistence of Death in Conflicts: Global Evidence pp. 389-429

Simplice Asongu, Joseph I. Uduji and Elda N. Okolo‐Obasi

Volume 183, issue 3, 2020

Note from the Editor: COVID‐19: Data Reporting, Good Governance, and New Policy Priorities pp. 212-215

Emma R. Norman

Research Note: Governance Indicators Explain Discrepancies in COVID‐19 Data pp. 216-234

Omer F. Baris and Riccardo Pelizzo

An Epochal Moment? The COVID‐19 Pandemic and China's International Order Building pp. 235-255

Nicholas Ross Smith and Tracey Fallon

Geopolitical Implications and Challenges of the Coronavirus Crisis for Ukraine pp. 256-269

Pavlo Klimkin and Andreas Umland

Commentary: Regulating Health Care Prices with One Hand Tied Behind Your Back: A Critical Evaluation of a Market‐Oriented Proposal pp. 270-281

Rachel Kreier

Volume 183, issue 2, 2020

Note From the Editor: Clade X, Coronavirus, and the Challenges of Global Health Security pp. 100-104

Emma R. Norman

Anti‐Vaccination Beliefs and Unrelated Conspiracy Theories pp. 105-124

Zachary J. Goldberg and Sean Richey

Populism and Social Policy: A Challenge to Neoliberalism, or a Complement to It? pp. 125-154

Andrea Chandler

“Decentralize or Else”: Russia's Use of Offensive Coercive Diplomacy against Ukraine pp. 155-182

Eray Alim

The Changing Narrative of Security Discourse: From State Security to Human Security in South Asia? pp. 183-205

Sujit Lahiry

Volume 183, issue 1, 2020

Note From the Editor: Brexit, Borders, and Burden Sharing pp. 4-7

Emma R. Norman

How and When are We Right to Prioritize the Interests of Residents and Citizens? pp. 8-39

Enrique Camacho Beltrán

Taiwan's perilous futures: Chinese Nationalism, the 2020 Presidential Elections, and U.S.‐China Tensions Spell Trouble for Cross‐strait Relations pp. 40-61

Peter Gries and Tao Wang

The Last Multilateralist? pp. 62-73

Steve Wood

Can Germany Become a Major Ally of Ukraine? Counterintuitive Deliberations on a Coming Partnership between Kyiv and Berlin pp. 74-89

Andreas Umland

Book Review: Bobbio e Sartori: Capire e cambiare la politicaPasquinoGianfranco. 2019. Bobbio e Sartori: Capire e cambiare la politica [Bobbio and Sartori: Understanding and Changing Politics]. Milan: EGEA spA, pp. 221, €24. doi:10.1177/0043820020905907; ISBN 978‐8‐8835‐0287‐3. In Italian pp. 90-92

Riccardo Pelizzo

Book Review: Why Counterinsurgency Failsde TrayDennis. 2019. Why Counterinsurgency Fails. Basingstoke: Palgrave, pp. 142, €46. doi:10.1177/0043820020905909; ISBN 9783319979922 pp. 93-94

Riccardo Pelizzo

Volume 182, issue 4, 2019

Note from the Editor pp. 300-301

Emma R. Norman

The Poverty of Data in Africa: Why the Continent Needs More Bacon pp. 302-323

Abel Kinyondo, Riccardo Pelizzo and Kristina Bekenova

The Measure of Machiavelli? Fear, Love, Hatred, and Trump pp. 324-349

Anthony R. Brunello

The Certainty of Uncertainty: Taiwanese Public Opinion on U.S.–Taiwan Relations in the Early Trump Presidency pp. 350-369

Chung‐li Wu and Alex Min‐Wei Lin

What LED to the Boom? Unpacking China's Development Cooperation in Latin America pp. 370-403

Bernabé Malacalza

Volume 182, issue 3, 2019

Refugee Migration as a “Wicked Problem”: American Controlling, Palliative, and Governance Policies in Global Context pp. 228-255

Jos C. N. Raadschelders, Jennica Larrison and Aditi V. Thapar

Countering Violent Extremism in Sub‐Saharan Africa: What Policy Makers Need to Know pp. 256-272

Robin A. Hardy

Inequality and U.S. Public Opinion on Foreign Aid pp. 273-295

Hak‐Seon Lee

Volume 182, issue 2, 2019

Is China Recolonizing Africa? Some Views from Tanzania pp. 128-164

Abel Kinyondo

Two‐Level Games and the Policy Process: Assessing Domestic–Foreign Policy Linkage Theory pp. 165-186

Harry Noone

Commentary: Modern Political Economy and Public Policy pp. 187-204

Max J. Skidmore

Moral Hazard: It's the Supply Side, Stupid! pp. 205-223

Rachel Kreier

Volume 182, issue 1, 2019

Note From The Editor pp. 4-7

Emma R. Norman

Eu Policy Appraisals and Public Opinion: A Tale of Sophistication and Interdependence? pp. 8-34

Pierre Philippe Balestrini

Configurations of Immigrant Integration Policies in Europe: An Exploratory Appraisal pp. 35-60

Francesco Pasetti

A Paradox in Polarization? Cross‐pressured Representatives and the Missing Incentive to Moderate pp. 61-96

Benjamin T. Toll

The Presidentialization of Japan's LDP Politics: Analyzing Its Causes, Limits, and Perils pp. 97-123

Ko Mishima