• Dynastic international relations: Understanding race and the crisis of liberal order through Ibn Khaldun 

  Sheikh, F; Thomas, OD (SAGE Publications, 2025)

  This paper offers insights into the Crisis of Liberal International Order by combining Ibn Khaldun’s theory of change with scholarship on liberalism and race. We argue that the crisis emerges from the incongruence of two ...

• Political Identities in Britain During Brexit and Covid: Their Construction and Impact on Preferences and Behaviour 

  Bunting, H; Gaskell, J; Stoker, G; et al. (Routledge, 5 March 2025)

  Since the Brexit referendum, Britain has been described as a divided society, with Leavers pleased to be ‘taking back control’ and Remainers worried about freedom of movement and economic impacts. This chapter explores the ...

• Film, narrative agency, and the politics of care in veteran Britain 

  Caddick, N; Bulmer, S; Davies, K; et al. (Cambridge University Press, 2025)

  Film offers untapped potential for making critical interventions in world politics, particularly in ways that harness people’s capacity to narrate stories that creatively empower their communities. Combining International ...

• Translation 

  Wilson-Kovacs, D (De Gruyter, 17 March 2025)

  This chapter focuses on the concept of translation and its development in sociology and science and technologies studies, illustrating how it can help criminologists analyze different forms of digitized control. The chapter ...

• Death and denial in the City: Making sense of London Bridge and Grenfell 

  Thomas, OD; Basham, VM; Crilley, R (SAGE Publications, 2025)

  In the wake of violent events comes a rush to make sense of what happened. Sensemaking matters because it bounds political possibilities, producing knowledge about what caused the violence, who is accountable, and whether ...

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