Critical Interventions: Identity, Security, Order

Can China’s Developmental Peace Be an Alternative to Liberal Peace? A Critical Feminist Interrogation Yeonju Jung,Stockholm University, Sweden
From New Humanitarianism to Total Defence: Conceptualising a New Dimension of Aid Organisations in Ukraine’s War Effort Giacomo Cuscunà,Swedish Defence University, Sweden
Navigating Borderlands: Civil Society and Relational Narratives in Georgia’s EU Candidacy Szilvia Nagy,Central European University, Austria & Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany
Progressive and Regressive Securitisation: Covid, Russian Aggression and the Ethics of Security Thomas Diez,University of Tübingen, Germany
Remembering the Algerian War in France: The Role of Interest Groups in Framing Ontological (In)Security Katharina Egle,Institut d’études politiques de Paris, Sciences Po, France
The ‘Geographical Here’ and the Pursuit of Ontological Security: Spheres of Influence Narratives and Great Power Identity in Times of Threatened Status Magnus Hilding Lundström,Swedish Defence University, Sweden
The Global South as ‘Europe’s Jungle’: A Postcolonial Critique of EU Foreign Policy in a Changing World Order Rita Bonifert,Independent researcher
The Terrorist Spectacle Revisited: Assemblages of Terror from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine to the Islamic State Jakub Zahora,University of New York in Prague, Czech Republic
Two Dimensions of Existence of the ‘Slum’ in the Global City: A Comparative Case Study of Informal Settlements in Nairobi and Mumbai Martin Páv,Metropolitan University Prague
Western Orientalism Targeting Eastern Europe: An Emerging Research Programme Mart Kuldkepp,University College London, United Kingdom
What Happens When Non-Western Voices Enter International Relations? Kautilya and the Politics of Access Nikhil Goyal ,University of Toronto, Canada

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