Daniela Donno

Our online special issue, The Future of Global Governance and World Order, is out!

It features 15 short essays plus the editors' introduction, all #OpenAccess.

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

#IOFoGG

Many thanks to the authors who are part of our #IOFoGG special issue!

@abenewman.bsky.social @segoddard.bsky.social @fabianpape.bsky.social @profsaunders.bsky.social @jeremymoulton.bsky.social @juliacmorse.bsky.social @danieladonno.bsky.social @alexdukalskis.bsky.social @uoe-sps.bsky.social

Excited to introduce this article, part of @iojournal.bsky.social special issue on the Future of Global Governance.

For those attending @apsa.bsky.social save the date for the Int'l Collaboration section meeting! We will honor award winners, take care of a bit of business, and connect with our great community. The meeting will be Friday, September 12 from 6:30 - 7:30, Location still TBA.

The Distinguished Mentor award goes to Christina Schneider ‪‪@cjschneider.bsky.social‬ ‬, University of California, San Diego.

The honorable mention for Outstanding Dissertation goes to @kofi1.bsky.social bsky.social‬, Resisting Assistance: How External Financiers Influence IMF Bailout Requests, Ph.D. Oxford University

The Outstanding Dissertation award goes to
Averell Schmidt, Essays on the Politics of International Law, Ph.D. Harvard University

Honorable mention for Outstanding Book goes to Geoff Wallace, International Law and the Public, Cornell University Press, cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...

The Outstanding Book Award goes to Clara Park, Making Financial Globalization: How Firms Shape International Regulatory Cooperation, Oxford University Press, global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Honorable mention for Best Article:
@llschenoni.bsky.social, Gary Goertz, Andrew Owsiak, and Paul Diehl, “The Saavedra Lamas Peace: How a Norm Complex Evolved and Crystallized to Eliminate War in the Americas,” International Studies Quarterly, doi.org/10.1093/isq/...

Outstanding Article Award: @iasmingoes.bsky.social and Terry Chapman, “Can “Soft” Advice from International Organizations Catalyze Natural Resource Sector Reform?” International Studies Quarterly, doi.org/10.1093/isq/...

Kudos!

Honored to contribute to this stellar special issue.

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We have travel grants of $500 for grad students going to APSA. Please apply using the following link: apsa.secure-platform.com/a/solicitati...

I always turn it off when the electeds are interviewed. Thank u for calling her out!

The Politics of Gender Mainstreaming in Foreign Aid Abstract. Gender mainstreaming—the incorporation of a gender equality perspective into the design, implementation, and evaluation of all aid projects—has b

In this article, Simone Dietrich, @danieladonno.bsky.social, @katefleiner.bsky.social sky.social & Alice Iannantuoni underscore the importance of treating gender mainstreaming as a distinct category of assistance whose application is attuned to domestic implementation problems.
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Excited for this come out, in a tumultuous time for foreign aid.

It's hard to find the words. NSF just terminated the grant for Journeys, a mentoring workshop that tried to tackle underrepresentation of women in international relations. Future scholarship will be the worse for it. But this photo from our last gathering will motivate me to keep fighting.

This is awful.

Bravo. We need more like you.

Grateful that @h-diplo.bsky.social published a roundtable on “Monitors and Meddlers” today - the book that @laurenrprather.bsky.social I published in 2022 issforum.org/ISSF/PDF/RJI...

Zombie institutions could have "afterlives," but little power. Zombie internationalism sees a slow, stumbling transformation, and decreased trust in international agreements and global institutions.

Trade wars are accelerating the decline of international economic governance. But instead of collapsing, global trade institutions are lurching forward in a zombie-like state. What happens next? Julia Gray describes our coming era of half-dead internationalism

Wired. AP.

Reminder deadline March 3. Please submit nominations and self-nominations!

VA Research Funding Slashed Though not as prominent as the NIH, VA researchers play a major role in advancing basic health science. Hundreds of projects have been cut.

NIH cuts are getting the press, but VA research is getting slashed too. What do we lose when VA research goes away? Here's some greatest hits: The nicotine patch, invention of the cardiac pacemaker, first successful liver transplant, development of the CAT/CT scan

prospect.org/health/2025-...

I completely missed that Republicans introduced a bill to increase the endowment tax from 1.4% to 21%. If passed, Harvard would go from paying ~$35m to $525m/yr in federal taxes (that’s 8.2% of its current operating expenses)

Does legitimacy really matter for IOs? A question of extensive assumption and disagreement. We provide the first elite experimental evidence of legitimacy’s effect👇

New work on legitimacy and IOs by @tsommerer.bsky.social and @jonastallberg.bsky.social published in the @thejop.bsky.social. Full article here: doi.org/10.1086/735474

Some strategists think Dems shouldn't defend USAID because foreign aid is unpopular

But this @goodauth.bsky.social piece shows strong support for many types of aid

Americans also dislike changes to status quo and are increasingly concerned about Musk's influence

goodauthority.org/news/how-dem...

Please nominate for awards for the Int'l Collaboration section of APSA! Best article, dissertation, book, and mentor awards!

Deadline is March 3, 2025. Submissions should be sent by email to daniela.donno@ou.edu. You can find the award criteria and info here: apsanet.org/membership/o...