Aktuelle Veröffentlichungen aus dem Team
2026
Journal-Artikel
- Nele Kortendiek, und Lisbeth Zimmermann. 2026. "Walking the Walk, Not Talking the Talk: Project Features and Policy Change in International Organizations". International Studies Quarterly 70 (2): sqag021.
- Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt, und Matthias Hofferberth. 2026. "Share @WHO? Authority and Resonance in IO Social Media Communication".Global Studies Quarterly 6(1): ksaf111.
Andere Veröffentlichungen
- Tokhi, Alexandros, und Lisbeth Zimmermann. 2026. "Beyond Trump: How far-right governments change international organizations through voluntary funding." IPI Global Observatory.
2025
Journal-Artikel
- Christian, Ben. 2025. "Why International Organizations Don't Learn: Dissent Suppression as a Source of IO Dysfunction." International Studies Quarterly 69 (1): sqaf008.
- Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias, Lisa Dellmuth, und Jonas Tallberg. 2025. "Peer Opinion and the Legitimacy of International Organizations." The Review of International Organizations.
- Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias, Soetking Verhaegen, und Sigrid Quack. 2025. "The Role of Nonstate Actor Inclusion for the Legitimacy of Global Governance Institutions." International Studies Quarterly 69 (2): sqaf040.
- Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias. 2025. "Building Bridges or Digging the Trench? International Organizations, Social Media, and Polarized Fragmentation." Review of International Organizations 20: 157-187.
- Kortendiek, Nele. 2025. "From the bottom up? Frontline crisis management and informal policy change in international organisations." Review of International Studies 1-21.
- Kortendiek, Nele, Lisbeth Zimmermann, und Lily Young. 2025. "Weil nicht sein kann, was nicht sein darf: Wie das Kontestationsmanagement in internationalen Organisationen Betroffene doppelt selektiert." Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen 32(1): 79–98.
- Stappert, Nora, Frank Gadinger, Stanislav Budnitsky, Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt, Anna Geis, David Shim, Laurenz Krumbacher, und Siddharth Tripathi. 2025. "Practices of (De)Legitimation in World Politics." International Studies Review 27 (1): viae042.
- Tokhi, Alexandros, und Lisbeth Zimmermann. 2025. "The farright and international organizations: How the far right in government affects foreign aid funding." The Review of International Organizations 1-35.
- Zimmermann, Lisbeth. 2025. "Circular Dynamics of International Norms and Institutions: Localizations Beyond Their Original Contexts." Global Studies Quarterly 5(1): ksaf013.
Buchkapitel
- Lesch, Max, und Lisbeth Zimmermann. 2025."Theories of Norm Strength and Erosion in International Relations." In: The Oxford Handbook of Norms Research in International Relations, herausgegeben von S. Gholiagha, P. Orchard, und A. Wiener. Oxford Handbooks.
- Reiss, Mariel. 2025. “The Globalization Project of the East African Community." In: Globalization Projects of Regional Organizations, herausgegeben von U. Engel, J. Herpolsheimer, und F. Mattheis. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.
- Reiss, Mariel. 2025. "Regions." In: Elgar Encyclopedia of International Relations (pp. 344–345), herausgegeben von B. Jahn und S. Schindler. Edward Elgar Publishing.
2024
Journal-Artikel
- Christian, Ben. 2024. “'JustTheatre!' – How Self-Legitimation Practices Can Backfire in International Organizations."Global Studies Quarterly 4 (1): ksae010.
- Christian, Ben, und Dirk Peters. 2024. "Establishing trust and distrust when states leave international organisations: the case of Brexit." Journal of European Public Policy: 1-27.
- Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias, Lisa Dellmuth, und Jonas Tallberg. 2024."Ideology and Global Legitimacy." International Organization 78(4): 731-765.
- Lesch, Max, Lisbeth Zimmermann, und Nicole Deitelhoff. 2024. "Contestation from Within: Norm Dynamics and the Crisis of the Liberal International Order." Global Studies Quarterly 4 (2).
- Reiss, Mariel, und Monica Tabengwa. 2024. “Tug-of-War: LGBTIQ+ Rights in the African Human Rights Architecture." African Human Rights Law Journal 24.
- Reiss, Mariel. 2024. "Advocating for human rights of LGBTIQ+ persons in multilevel governance systems." Journal of Civil Society 20 (3).
Buchkapitel
- Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias. 2024. "The Digital Adaptation of International Bureaucracies." In: The Oxford Handbook of Digital Diplomacy, herausgegeben von C. Bjola und I. Manor, 348–366. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Reiss, Mariel. 2024. "U.S. Presidential Elections and their Impact on LGBTIQ+ Communities and Activism across the African Continent." In: Diversity Issues in the USA. Transnational Perspectives on the 2024 Presidential Elections, herausgegeben von M. Kreitler und G. Olson. Bielefeld: Transcript.
- Reiss, Mariel. 2024. "Regionalism in Global Politics." In: International Relations: Theories in Action, herausgegeben von H. Zimmermann, M. Elsinger, und A. Burkhardt, 209–30. London: Sage Publications Ltd
Andere Veröffentlichungen
- Christian, Ben, Johanna Speyer, und Lisbeth Zimmermann. 2024. "The rules-based international order will not survive if its institutions only workin powerful states' interests." LSE USAPP Blog.
- Reiss, Mariel, Susanne Buckley-Zistel, Kaya de Wolff, Astrid Erll, Sybille Frank, Nicolai Hannig, Sabine Mannitz, Jona Schwerer, Sara-Luise Spitzer, und Monica Wingender. 2024. "Memory before Violence." Frankfurt: TraCe Working Paper (5).
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