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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Nuclear Power in 2030: Examining Emissions Estimates And Projected Growth (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Confronting Blood Diamonds in Sierra Leone: The Trial of Charles Taylor (Volume 4, Issue 2)
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Nuclear Power in 2030: Examining Emissions Estimates And Projected Growth (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Confronting Blood Diamonds in Sierra Leone: The Trial of Charles Taylor (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Defeating the FATA Insurgency (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Reevaluating Emerging Market Risks: The Case For Project Finance (Volume 4, Issue 2)
For Passion or Power: Buddhism and Communism in Cambodia and Laos (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Going Legit: Qaddafi's Neo-Institutionalism (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Bringing Africa Online: Leveraging Technology to Enable Entrepreneurs (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Doctrine of the International Community: 10 Years Later (Volume 4, Issue 2)
Masthead & Editor's Note: Spring 2026 (Volume 21, Issue 2)
Masthead & Editor's Note: Spring 2026 (Volume 21, Issue 2)

It is our pleasure to announce the brilliant collection of scholarly work that makes up the Yale Journal of International Affairs Spring 2026 issue.

¡Aguas! A Warning for US-Mexico Water Sharing
¡Aguas! A Warning for US-Mexico Water Sharing
Czechia’s Missed Dual-Use Pivot
Czechia’s Missed Dual-Use Pivot
Micro-Drama as Soft Power: China's Short-Drama Export Pipeline and U.S. Policy
Micro-Drama as Soft Power: China's Short-Drama Export Pipeline and U.S. Policy
How the WHO Can Improve Its 2025 Amendment: The Global Pandemic Patent Fund
How the WHO Can Improve Its 2025 Amendment: The Global Pandemic Patent Fund
Schools as Frontiers of Peace: Child Recruitment, Organized Crime, and the Limits of Citizen Security in Latin America
Schools as Frontiers of Peace: Child Recruitment, Organized Crime, and the Limits of Citizen Security in Latin America
Assurances Are Not Guarantees: Budapest's Lesson for Nonproliferation
Assurances Are Not Guarantees: Budapest's Lesson for Nonproliferation
Selective Legalism and China’s Ordercraft: How Beijing Mobilizes Law while Resisting Binding Verdicts
Selective Legalism and China’s Ordercraft: How Beijing Mobilizes Law while Resisting Binding Verdicts
Population, Power, and Security: Demographic Pressures Shaping U.S.-China Strategic Competition
Population, Power, and Security: Demographic Pressures Shaping U.S.-China Strategic Competition
The Erosion of Mutual Vulnerability: Conventional Counterforce and the Transformation of Deterrence
The Erosion of Mutual Vulnerability: Conventional Counterforce and the Transformation of Deterrence
When War Never Ends for Refugee Women: How Protracted Displacement Reveals Gaps in Global Refugee Policy
When War Never Ends for Refugee Women: How Protracted Displacement Reveals Gaps in Global Refugee Policy
China in Iraq after the War: From Underdog to Unassailable
China in Iraq after the War: From Underdog to Unassailable

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