Non-liberal Internationalism: The Field of International Mission Agencies

Liberal International Law Theory and the United Nations Mission in Kosovo: Ideas and Practice

The Future of Liberal Internationalism: Global Governance in a Post–American Hegemonic Era

On May 4 and 5, 2012, international relations experts gathered at Princeton University for a workshop on " The Future of Liberal Internationalism: Global Governance in a Post–American Hegemonic Era. " The workshop followed on similar meetings in January 2010 and 2011, which addressed " Rivalry and Partnership: The Struggle for a New Global Governance Leadership " and " New Foundations for Globa...

The Medical Mission Field

" In some rural districts of India," said a speaker at the annual meeting of the Medical Mission Department of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, " there is one public health office to 45,000 people." And India does not stand alone in the need of medical men and women. China, South and West Africa, Borneo, Mauritius?these are only some of the countries for which the Society is needi...

Internationalism without an International? Cross-Channel Anarchist Networks, 1880-1914

U.S. State education agencies’ use of Twitter: Mission accomplished?

This study examined how Twitter was used by all U.S. state education agencies (SEAs) for public engagement in education. Drawing on the ecological model of communication, this study analyzed the latest 71,913 tweets from 40 SEAs that had official Twitter accounts. The results of correlation analysis indicate no significant relationship between the SEAs’ presence on Twitter and the SEAs’ targete...