Special Issue: Emotions in the Politics of Security and Diplomacy

Michelle Pace; Ali Bilgic

doi:10.1111/pops.12521

Special Issue: Emotions in the Politics of Security and Diplomacy

Michelle Pace (Editor), Ali Bilgic (Editor)

Department of Social Sciences and Business

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Abstract

This special issue explores new conceptual openings and novel methodologies in the study of emotions in International Relations (IR) by discussing new empirical cases where the ‘affective’ turn is yet to happen. In particular, the contributions investigate the following research questions:
1. How emotions work and what emotions do in the conventional research areas in the discipline such as security, strategy, conflict, and diplomacy?
2. How can emotions be studied in global politics and how can new methodologies interact with existing ones particularly in political psychology?
3. What political and ethical implications can be observed when the ‘affective turn’ is put into practice in global politics?

Original language	English

Publisher	Wiley
Number of pages	218
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12521
Publication status	Published - 8 Nov 2019

Series	Political Psychology
Number	6
Volume	40
ISSN	0162-895X

Keywords

emotions
diplomacy
security
political psychology
international relations
methodology
sentiment utility theory
political elite
collective emotions
Erdogan
Obama
friendship
personal emotions
political emotions
diplomat
empathy
security dilemma
de-escalation
Putin
affective
Czech Republic
narrative
Russia
hybrid
warfare
trust
distrust
immigrant
community
Norway
human rights
shame
naming
shaming
beliefs
moral action
immoral action
torture
drone
violence
social isolation
self-objectification
de-politicization
popular emotion
affective experience
World War I
group emotions
conflict
trauma
sociopsychology
Turkey
intractable conflict
national days
national identity
collective memory
Holocaust Day
Israel

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EUMENIA: EU Middle East Network In Action
Pace, M., Bouris, D., Isleyen, B., Matthies-Boon, V., Sen, S., Huber, D. & Barghouti, K.
01/09/2018 → 31/08/2021
Project: Research
Youth: Everyday Experiences of Migration
Pace, M. & Fathi, M.
01/09/2019 → 31/08/2020
Project: Research
Gaza: Gaza: The spatio-politics of health, death and life
Pace, M. & Yacobi, H.
01/07/2019 → 30/06/2020
Project: Research

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