Anxiety and Change in International Relations - Guest Editor: Bahar Rumelili

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Anxiety and Change in International Relations - Guest Editor: Bahar Rumelili
Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Introduction to the Special Issue Anxiety and Change in International Relations
Bahar Rumeli̇li̇
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Taming Anxieties, Coping with Mnemonic Conflicts: Cultural Diplomacy of Crimean Tatar and Lithuanian American Diasporas through Historical Films
Didem Buhari̇ Gülmez
Dovilė Budrytė
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Making Sense of Risky Haredi Behaviors in Israel During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Ferit Belder
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Anxiety, Dissonance and Imperial Amnesia of the European Union
Filip Ejdus
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

“Strong, but Anxious State”: The Fantasmatic Narratives on Ontological Insecurity and Anxiety in Turkey
Umut Can Adisönmez
Recep Onursal
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Identity Change, Anxiety and Creativity: How 19th Century Japan Sought to Leave Asia and Become Part of the West
Karl Gustafsson
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Ontological Insecurity, Anxiety, and Hubris: An Affective Account of Turkey-KRG Relations
Özlem Kayhan Pusane
Aslı Ilgit
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Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

“Ethnicizing” the EU's Involvement in Post-conflict Societies: The Case of Ontological Insecurity in Republika Srpska
Faris Kočan
Rok Zupančič
Volume 19, Number 073, 2022

Anxiety, Ambivalence and Sublimation: ontological in/security and the world risk society
John Cash
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