INTERNATIONAL PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL
The Rest: Journal of Politics and Development
An open-access forum for rigorous scholarship in international relations, political science, global governance, political economy and development studies.
ISSN 2632-4911 Established in 2010 as Journal of Global Analysis
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Current Issue
Volume 16, Number 2 Summer 2026 10 Research Articles
Surviving the Unmanageable: Nuclear Crises in the Twenty-First Century
The Jean Monnet Programme in Turkish Higher Education: Trends, Patterns, and a Personal Account
Globalisation and Higher Education Policy: Convergence, Diversity and Strategic Management Challenges: A Comparative Study of Germany, France and Georgia
From Eurocentrism to Sinocentrism? Echoes of the Chinese Model of Development in the Non-Western World
France-Africa Relations: A Cooperation Based on Mutual Prospects or Continuity of Colonial Legacies?
Big Investments, Big Debates: An Examination of the 1915 Çanakkale and Osmangazi Bridges
The Quiet Erosion of Democracy: Non-Statutory Information Secrecy in Japan
Assessing Africa’s Agency in International Relations: A Comparative Analysis of African States’ Participation in Global Governance
Transboundary Waters in the Shadow of Climate Change: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation
Drones Over the Home Front: Civilian Fear Signals and National Identity Narratives in the India–Pakistan May 2025 Crisis
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Established in 2010 as Journal of Global Analysis, The Rest publishes theoretically informed, methodologically rigorous and original research addressing the changing landscape of politics and development.
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