Publications

Smith, A. (2025) Gettysburg. Oxford University Press, pp. 1–320.

Ejaz, W., Altay, S. and Ittefaq, M. (2025) “How effective are fact-checks in Pakistan and who engages with them?”, Information Communication & Society, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–23.

Khasawneh, H. and Hussein, H. (2025) “Jordan’s electric vehicle growth drives trade-offs”, Science, 387(6735), pp. 726–726.

FAWCETT, L. (2025) “The changing regional faces of peace: towards a new multilateralism?”, Contemporary Security Policy [Preprint].

Miori, M. and Green, J. (2025) “The Most Disproportionate UK Election: How the Labour Party Doubled its Seat Share with a 1.6‐Point Increase in Vote Share in 2024”, The Political Quarterly, 96(1), pp. 37–64.

Ejaz, W., Mukherjee, M. and Fletcher, R. (2025) Climate change and news audiences report 2024: analysis of news use and attitudes in eight countries. Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.

Hussein, H. (2025) “Regional and institutional trends in assessment for academic promotion”, Nature [Preprint].

Fawcett, L. (2025) “Early internationalists: Bello, Calvo and Álvarez and beyond”, in A. Chehtman, S. Puig, and A. Huneeus (eds.) Latin American International Law in the Twenty-First Century. Oxford University Press, pp. 21–42.

King, D. (2025) “American Political Violence”, Government and Opposition [Preprint].

Kan, M. and Wang, W. (2025) “Traditions and paradigms in domestic labour research”, Handbook of Sociology of Work [Preprint].

BUTT, D. (2025) “Proceeds of Crime”, TLS-THE TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT [Preprint].

McLean, I. (2025) “Successes and Failures of Benjamin Disraeli’s Rhetoric and Heresthetics: Corn Laws, Franchise, and Empire”, Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens, 101 Printemps.

Grant, Z., Green, J. and Evans, G. (2025) “Family Matters: How Concerns about the Financial Wellbeing of Young Relatives Shape the Political Preferences of Older Adults”, British Journal of Political Science, 55, p. e63.

FAWCETT, L. (2025) “The Middle East and International Relations: history lessons not learned”, in A. Ansari and T. Dodge (eds.) Charles Tripp and the Comparative Politics of the Middle East. Cambridge University Press.

FAWCETT, L. (2025) “The Middle East and International Relations: history lessons not learned”, in A. Ansari, T. Dodge, and D. Neep (eds.) Charles Tripp and the Comparative Politics of the Middle East. Cambridge University Press.

Ansell, B. et al. (2025) “Six provocations on the origins and impacts of the UK housing emergency”, Journal of the British Academy, 13(2).

Lerner, M. et al. (2025) “Expert views on carbon pricing in the developing world”, Environmental Research Letters, 20(1), pp. 014050–014050.

Gaikwad, N., Genovese, F. and Tingley, D. (2025) “Climate Action from Abroad: Assessing Mass Support for Cross-Border Climate Transfers”, International Organization, 79(1), pp. 146–172.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “4 Redemption Politics”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 101–127.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “5 A Jewish Reaction to Zionist Supersessionism”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 128–152.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “Bibliography”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 187–204.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “Introduction: Studying Israel to Interrogate Nation-Statism”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 1–6.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “Conclusion: Reclaiming ‘Tribalism’”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 153–164.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “3 Israeli Nostalgia”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 76–100.

Yadgar, Y. (2024) “About the Author”, in To Be a Jewish State. NYU Press, pp. 215–218.