Millennium Journal

📣 The call is open! Millennium's 2026 Symposium explores "The Global Politics of Liminality" — and we want to hear from you. Scholars from across the discipline (and beyond) are encouraged to submit. 🔗 Full details here: millenniumjournal.org/call-for-abstr…

🏖️ Summer holiday planning has us reaching for Gregory Fayard (2023) — a timely reminder that tourism isn't just leisure or economics. His theory of the state-tourism nexus shows how travel flows actively construct nation-states. 👇 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/03… #summerreading

Can art help us theorise feminist peace? Maria-Adriana Deiana & Heidi Riley use contemporary art exhibitions in post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Ireland to show how aesthetic methods reveal peace as necessarily 'unfinished.' 👇 tinyurl.com/yntw4nhn

🚀 Trending Article: What is the relationship between climate denial, racism, and misogyny? 🔍 Cara New Daggett proposes the concept of 'petro-masculinity,' examining fossil fuels' historic role in "buttressing white patriarchal rule." 👇 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/03…

🚨 Six weeks until the deadline: Millennium's call for papers is open until 17 June, 23.59 BST. Don't miss your chance to join the symposium!

How can the IR classroom become a venue for theorising nuclear futures? Tom Vaughan @sciencespo demonstrates how students' use of collaging reveals something important about how we imagine — and fail to imagine — worlds without nuclear weapons. 👇 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

For international worker's day on Friday, we dug into our archive! Read Alberto Fierro's fascinating ethnography about the homeless workers' movement in São Paulo below 👇 journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Whose future does 'collapse' describe? Michael J. Albert from @uniofedinburgh challenges the concept's global-north bias, arguing for imaginaries that hold potential catastrophe alongside resistance, resilience, and regeneration. Out in Vol. 54(1)👇 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

@RedSubway @BostonCollege reviews Benjamin P. Davis' 2023 book "Choose Your Bearing," who responds. @TAMU

@itkx delves into how conscientious objectors can reimagine security in South Korea.

Throwback to Vol. 54, Issue 1 which is now fully available online! The articles critically interrogate concepts around capitalism, futures without nuclear weapons, and the politics of news photography, amongst others! Read the full issue here: journals.sagepub.com/toc/mila/54/1

I'd love to say we chose this theme purely on intellectual merit, but truthfully the first three letters of "Lim-inality" already had me convinced. The CfP for @millennjournal Vol. 55 on "The Global Politics of Liminality" is now live, and we'd love to hear from you!

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📣 The call is open! Millennium's 2026 Symposium explores "The Global Politics of Liminality" — and we want to hear from you. Scholars from across the discipline (and beyond) are encouraged to submit. 🔗 Full details here: millenniumjournal.org/call-for-abstr…

This Mother's Day, we dug into our archive. Read Mai'a Williams on the ever so relevant politics of mothering: "[T]he practice of mothering is fundamental to creating co-liberatory revolutionary movements and societies." Full piece below👇 tinyurl.com/47netytd #mothersday

📢Reminder to register for the roundtable on Millennium's Special Issue Traversing Memories on Tuesday! Don't miss it!