Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A Tipping Point Realized? Nuclear Proliferation in the Persian Gulf and Middle East,2008,29,3,521-537,Russell
Against both Bin Laden and Belliraj: Lessons from Moroccan Counterterrorism,2008,29,3,453-476,Kalpakian
Assuming the Inevitable? Overcoming the Inevitability of Outer Space Weaponization and Conflict,2008,29,3,502-520,Peoples
Automating War: The Need for Regulation,2009,30,1,172-193,Krishnan
Correction:: Reconsidering Cooperative Threat Reduction: Russian Nuclear Weapons Scientists and Non-Proliferation Contemporary Security Policy 29 No. 3 (December 2008) pp. 477–501by Sharon K. Weiner,2009,30,1,194,No Author(s) Listed
Determinants of Popular Support for Iran's Nuclear Program: Insights from a Nationally Representative Survey,2008,29,3,538-558,Fair
Great Power Security Dilemmas for Pivotal Middle Power Bridging,2009,30,1,147-171,Spero
Prospecting for War: 9/11 and Selling the Iraq War,2008,29,3,434-452,Masters
Reconsidering Cooperative Threat Reduction: Russian Nuclear Weapons Scientists and Non-Proliferation,2008,29,3,477-501,Weiner
Strategic Theory and Practice: A Critical Analysis of the Planning Process for the Long War on Terror,2009,30,1,100-124,Popescu
The United Kingdom and the War on Terror: The Breakdown of National and Military Strategy,2009,30,1,125-146,Chin
Whatever It Takes? Party Image Probability and Bluffing Resolve in Kosovo and Iraq,2008,29,3,411-433,Davidson
Scared half to death: The gendered impacts of prolific small arms,2006,27,1,45-59,Farr
‘A serious threat to peace reconciliation safety security’: An effective reading of the United Nations Programme of Action,2006,27,1,29-44,Mutimer
Explaining Patterns of Violence in Collapsed States,2009,30,2,356-374,Reno
Un(wo)manned aerial vehicles: an assessment of how unmanned aerial vehicles influence masculinity in the conflict arena,2016,37,1,31-61,Kunashakaran
When ties do not bind: the failure of institutional binding in NATO Russia relations,2016,37,2,175-199,Krickovic
The impotence of conventional arms control: why do international regimes fail when they are most needed?,2016,37,2,200-222,Fatton
The pitfalls of learning from historical experience: the British Army's debate on useful lessons for the war in Afghanistan,2016,37,2,223-245,Sangar
Keeping an eye on South Asian skies: America's pivotal deterrence in nuclearized India-Pakistan crises,2016,37,2,246-272,Yusuf
The ambivalent coalition: doing the least one can do against the Islamic state,2016,37,2,289-305,Saideman
French foreign and security challenges after the Paris terrorist attacks,2016,37,2,306-318,Lequesne
Fencing the bear? Explaining US foreign policy towards Russian interventions,2016,37,3,319-340,Böller
The transformation of targeted killing and international order,2017,38,2,175-211,Troy
Missile defense and strategic stability: Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) in South Korea,2017,38,3,321-344,Sankaran
Dangerous work: Terrorism against U.S. diplomats,2017,38,3,345-370,Milton
The African Standby Force: the African Union's tool for the maintenance of peace and security,2017,38,3,471-482,Darkwa
Reclaiming the local in EU peacebuilding: Effectiveness ownership and resistance,2018,39,1,4-27,Ejdus
EU security sector reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Reform or resist?,2018,39,1,95-118,Juncos
Vicarious warfare: the counterproductive consequences of modern american military practice,2018,39,2,181-205,Waldman
Violence in context: mapping the strategies and operational art of irregular warfare,2018,39,2,206-233,Ucko
The politics of international chemical weapon justice: the case of Syria 2011-2017,2018,39,2,280-297,Edwards
Normalizing zero nuclear weapons: the humanitarian road to the Prohibition Treaty,2018,39,3,464-486,Hanson
The continuing resonance of the war as risk management perspective for understanding military interventions,2018,39,4,544-558,Heng
Safety in international security: a view point from the practice of accident investigation,2018,39,4,590-600,Asselt
A hegemonic nuclear order: understanding the Ban Treaty and the power politics of nuclear weapons,2019,40,4,409-434,Ritchie
Does peacekeeping only work in easy environments? An analysis of conflict characteristics mission profiles and civil war recurrence,2019,40,4,459-480,Gromes
Tripwires and free-riders: do forward-deployed U.S. troops reduce the willingness of host-country citizens to fight for their country?,2019,40,2,135-164,Jakobsen
Resilience is "always more" than our practices: limits critiques and skepticism about international intervention,2020,41,2,263-286,Bargués-Pedreny
Conflict management or conflict resolution: how do major powers conceive the role of the United Nations in peacebuilding?,2022,43,4,547-571,Hellmüller
Peace by piece: China's policy leadership on peacekeeping fatalities,2022,43,4,572-593,Fung
Making nuclear possession possible: the NPT disarmament principle and the production of less violent and more responsible nuclear states,2022,43,4,651-680,Panico
Great power identity in Russia's position on autonomous weapons systems,2022,43,3,407-435,Nadibaidze
Lessons (to be) learned? Germany's Zeitenwende and European security after the Russian invasion of Ukraine,2022,43,3,516-530,Bunde
Values rights and changing interests: the EU's response to the war against Ukraine and the responsibility to protect Europeans,2022,43,3,531-546,Bosse
Defense treaties increase domestic support for military action and casualty tolerance: evidence from survey experiments in the United States,2022,43,2,308-349,Berejikian
A theory of nuclear disarmament: cases analogies and the role of the non-proliferation regime,2022,43,1,106-133,Egeland
Not by NPT alone: the future of the global nuclear order,2022,43,1,186-212,Knopf