Assessing the Role of Emotives in International Relations

Ariffin, Yohan

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“…It also resonates with a growing attention to emotions in IR. Of course, practices of international affairs and world politics are rich in individual and collective emotions, such as anger, anxiety and hatred, but also pride, joy and hope (Ariffin et al, 2016;Clément & Sangar, 2018;Koschut, 2020).…”

Section: The Main Approaches To Collaborative Event Ethnographymentioning

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Collaborative Ethnography of Global Environmental Governance

Aykut,

Rödder,

Braun

2024

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Environmental mega conferences have become the format of choice in environmental governance. Conferences of the Parties (COPs) under the climate change and biodiversity conventions in particular attract global media attention and an ever-growing number of increasingly diverse actors, including scholars of global environmental politics. They are arenas for interstate negotiation, but also temporary interfaces that constitute and represent world society, and they focalise global struggles over just and sustainable futures. Collaborative event ethnography (CEE) as a research methodology emerged as a response to these developments. This volume retraces its genealogy, explains its conceptual and methodological foundations and presents insights into its practice. It is meant as an introduction for students, an overview for curious newcomers to the field, and an invitation for experienced researchers wishing to experiment with a new method. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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Section: The Main Approaches To Collaborative Event Ethnographymentioning

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Collaborative Ethnography of Global Environmental Governance

Aykut,

Rödder,

Braun

2024

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“…A growing interest in emotions has led to the emergence of a vibrant and prolific scholarship whose work counters the denial (Crawford, 2000) and over-rationalisation (Ariffin, 2016) of traditional IR. Rather than personal, temporary and purely biological states, emotions are reclaimed through their social nature and their relationship with the norms and values that make up for them.…”

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Emotions and securitisation: a new materialist discourse analysis

Ganz

2023

European Journal of International Relations

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In this article, I explore how pride as a collective emotion is ontologically bound to the securitisation of energy and put forward an innovative method that engages materiality and discourse in securitisation theory. I examine the case of energy securitisation in Azerbaijan to show that collective pride is anchored to materialisations and reiterative identity discourses that stick to energy sites and align with the nation in ways that fit with the coercive and controlling nature of securitisation. While the existing literature on emotions and securitisation engages with the process of threat construction and focuses on the audience’s affective experience, I approach securitisation as threat construction and threat management and locate the affective dimension of the process in a transversal space that considers the affective experience of the audience alongside that of the securitising actor. This article pays considerable attention to methods and introduces an experimental new materialist discourse analysis, which accounts for the material, affective and non-human world exerting an agential force on the texts.

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Emotional Decisions

Pursiainen

Forsberg

2021

The Psychology of Foreign Policy

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Assessing the Role of Emotives in International Relations

Cited by 14 publications

References 19 publications

Collaborative Ethnography of Global Environmental Governance

Collaborative Ethnography of Global Environmental Governance

Emotions and securitisation: a new materialist discourse analysis

Emotional Decisions

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