Publications

Thornton, T. and Thornton, P. (2015) “The Mutable, the Mythical, and the Managerial: Raven Narratives and the Anthropocene”, Environment and Society, 6(1), pp. 66–86.

Capoccia, G. (2015) “A discussion of Alexander S. Kirschner’s A Theory of Militant Democracy: The Ethics of Combatting Political Extremism”, Perspectives on Politics, 13(3), pp. 796–797.

Fawcett, L. (2015) “Iran and the regionalisation of insecurity”, International Politics [Preprint].

Nabulsi, K. (2015) “No maps, no manuals: Retrieving radical republicanism, restoring popular sovereignty”, Juncture, 22(2), pp. 147–152.

Laborde, C. (2015) “Religion in the Law: The Disaggregation Approach”, Law and Philosophy [Preprint].

Owens, P. (2015) Economy of Force: Counterinsurgency and the Historical Rise of the Social. Cambridge University Press.

Rueda, D. and Stegmueller, D. (2015) “The Externalities of Inequality: Fear of Crime and Preferences for Redistribution in Western Europe”, American Journal of Political Science, 60(2), pp. 472–489.

Bejan, T. (2015) “Evangelical Toleration”, Journal of Politics, 77(4), pp. 1103–1114.

Butt, D. (2015) “Microfinance, non-ideal theory, and global distributive justice”, in T. Sorell and L. Cabrera (eds.) Microfinance, Rights and Global Justice. Cambridge University Press.

Hall, T. (2015) Emotional diplomacy: official emotion on the international stage. Cornell University Press.

Hall, T. (2015) “The Diplomacy of Sympathy”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 80–109.

Hall, T. (2015) “The Diplomacy of Anger”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 39–79.

Hall, T. (2015) “The Diplomacy of Guilt”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 110–163.

Hall, T. (2015) “Further Studies in Emotional Diplomacy”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 164–186.

Hall, T. (2015) “Emotional Diplomacy.”

Hall, T. (2015) “Emotional Diplomacy”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 13–38.

Hall, T. (2015) “Introduction”, in Emotional Diplomacy. Cornell University Press, pp. 1–12.

Harding, R. (2015) “Attribution and accountability: voting for roads in Ghana”, World Politics, 67(04), pp. 656–689.

Capoccia, G. (2015) “Critical Junctures and Institutional Change”, in J. Mahoney and K. Thelen (eds.) Advances in Comparative Historical Analysis. Cambridge University Press, pp. 147–179.

Butt, D. (2015) “Historical Justice in Postcolonial Contexts: Repairing Historical Wrongs and the End of Empire”, in K. Neumann and J. Thompson (eds.) Historical Justice and Memory. University of Wisconsin Press.

Thornton, P. (2015) “Experimenting with party-led ‘people’s society’: four regional models”, in NGO Governance and Management in China. Routledge, pp. 137–150.

Kuo, A., Healy, A. and Malhotra, N. (2015) “Partisan bias in blame attribution: when does it occur?”, Journal of Experimental Political Science, 01(02), pp. 144–158.

Owens, P. (2015) “Method or madness? Sociolatry in international thought”, Review of International Studies, 41(4), pp. 655–674.

Chaisty, P. and Whitefield, S. (2015) “Attitudes towards the environment: are post-Communist societies (still) different?”, Environmental Politics, 24(4), pp. 598–616.

Kalyvas (2015) “How Civil Wars Help Explain Organized Crime—and How They Do Not”, Journal of Conflict Resolution, 59(8), pp. 1517–1540.