This article examines the recent wave of recognition of Palestine by two distinct groups of states: Caribbean nations (Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago) and Western European countries (Ireland, Norway, and Spain). It underscores the role of performance and presentation in state recognition politics…
Badarin, E. (Forthcoming June 2025). Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States: Normalizing Dispossession and Elimination in Palestine (I.B. Tauris,… Read More »Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States
This article examines international politics of recognition in the increasingly multipolar global environment, with a… Read More »Politics, geography and recognition in the emerging multipolar world order
The state-bound conception of diplomatic practices is deficient. It fails to account for the diversity… Read More »Palestine and EU
This article examines current energy-related disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean. It does so by situating… Read More »The Eastern Mediterranean Energy Bonanza
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This article cross-examines the external and internal dimensions of settler-colonial politics of recognition. In settler-colonialism,… Read More »Politics of Recognition, Elimination and Settler-Colonialism
In this article, I interrogate the dynamic of discursive projections of resilience in the policy… Read More »Localizing resilience: discursive projections, entrapments and domination
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This article examines the implications of the continued spread of Covid-19 on the political, economic… Read More »Jordan’s economic, security and political challenges under Covid-19