43. Political Theory in International Relations

José O. Pérez, Texas A&M University, San Antonio

Towards a Cosmopolitan State - Qi Jing, University of California, Los Angeles

The Region is Not a Place: Asia as Method and the Afterlives of Empire in Political Geography - Minah Kang, Johns Hopkins University

Hedging as Sovereignty-Driven Foreign Policy Practice: The Case of Mongolia and Singapore - Khaliun Enkhbaatar, Fudan University

Norms, Power, and Language in Contemporary EU Foreign Policy: an English School Analysis - Robin Brooks Ishler, Touro College

The Nineteenth-Century Roots of International Sovereignty: Latin America and the Politics of Recognition - Ana Vedovato, Northwestern University

Robin Brooks Ishler, Touro College

Chengqiu Wu, Fudan University