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While we know a lot about the effect of democracy in international relations, less is known about the role that autocracies and processes of autocratization play in global politics. However, a range of scholars from different sub-fields have started to work on different aspects of the topic over the last years. Studies address to what extent authoritarian regional institutions promote illiberal practices and stabilize and diffuse autocracy in their regions. They analyze the role of authoritarian states as global actors who aim to challenge, contest and reshape international norms and institutions. Further work has focused on the consequences of regime type and autocratization processes for the institutional design, decision-making, and legitimacy of international organizations. Others try to unpack to what extent authoritarian powers, especially China and Russia, provide alternative institutional fora for cooperation, and how competitive regime creation challenges established institutions. Particular attention is also given to the disrupting effect of authoritarian states for international peace and security in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The Research Network therefore aims to focus on autocracy in global governance to understand the causes and consequences of rising authoritarianism for the transformation of international politics. 

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Committee Role   Stephen Hall University of Bath Jana Lipps University of Zurich Daniëlle Flonk European University Institute Maria Debre Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen Matthew Stephen WZB Berlin Social Science Center    Loading… Loading…

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Thomas Charrayre Sciences Po Paris Ilyas Saliba ezgi pinar Istanbul University Xiaojuan Yang Freie Universität Berlin Anna Meyerrose Arizona State University Christina Cottiero University of Utah Dur E Ayma Hassan Johns Hopkins University Ming Ma Freie Universität Berlin Daniela Donno University of Cyprus Stefano Palestini Università degli Studi di Trento Teymur Khalafov University of Glasgow Ermela Gianna Universität Salzburg Page 1 of 4 (37 items)1234 Loading…

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