The first issue of Millennium Vol. 42 is now available online. Contributions include:
Articles
- David Chandler – ‘Human-Centred’ Development? Rethinking ‘Freedom’ and ‘Agency’ in Discourses of International Development
- Gerard van der Ree – The Politics of Scientific Representation in International Relations
- Mai’a K. Davis Cross – The Military Dimension of European Security: An Epistemic Community Approach
- John Anthony Pella, Jr – Thinking Outside International Society: A Discussion of the Possibilities for English School Conceptions of World Society
- Alexander Anievas and Kerem Nisancioglu – What’s at Stake in the Transition Debate? Rethinking the Origins of Capitalism and the ‘Rise of the West’
Forum: International Relations and the ‘Death of God’
- Aggie Hirst and Nicholas Michelsen – Introduction: International Relations and the ‘Death of God’
- Michael Dillon – Afterlife: Living Death to Political Spirituality
- Aggie Hirst – Violence, Self-authorship and the ‘Death of God’: The ‘Traps’ of the Messianic and the Tragic
- Tom Houseman – Auschwitz as Eschaton: Adorno’s Negative Rewriting of the Messianic in Critical Theory
- Mustapha Kamal Pasha – Nihilism and the Otherness of Islam
- Nicholas Michelsen – Liberalism, Political Theology and Suicide Bombing
Review Articles
- Markus Patberg – Constituent Power beyond the State: An Emerging Debate in International Political Theory
- Matthew Morgan – Liberalism in Crisis: A Collapsing World Order
- Corey Ranford-Robinson – Cosmopolitanism and Liberal Universalism in International Relations Theory: Moralising Politics or Politicising Ethics?
