In the tradition of end of year lists, here are the most cited pieces published in @FPRI Orbis, as catalogued on our @ElsevierConnect site (journals.elsevier.com/orbis/most-cit…). 1/
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect A 2018 piece by @MehranKamrava on instability and multipolarity in the Middle East ... 2/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava The challenges of "global Britain" by @dmmccourt & @A_Glencross, from 2017 ... 3/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross Assessing the future threat from ISIS, also from 2017, from @MiaMBloom & @cldaymon ... 4/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon Victoria Tin-bor Hui's 2019 essay on Beijing's hard and soft repression in Hong Kong ... 5/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon Mara Karlin and James Golby on "Why the 'Best Military Advice' is Bad for the Military--and Worse for Civilians" (December 2017) ... 6/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon And @jdelisle21 in 2020 on China's use of different types of power--including sharp power and political warfare--to influence the United States. 7/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon @jdelisle21 China's ability to poach Taiwan's diplomatic allies was the subject of @tshattuckt's 2020 contribution ... 8/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon @jdelisle21 @tshattuckt @NateDFAllen Followed by Joshua Fowler's assessment of Chinese investment activity and economic strategy in East Africa ... 10/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon @jdelisle21 @tshattuckt @NateDFAllen @ColinPClarke @assafmoghadam @ArtyomLukin @SarahSokhey Returning to questions of jihad, @pentagondiva (Montgomery McFate) provided an historical assessment, what we could learn from Snouck Hurgronje's work during the Islamic insurgency in Aceh. 14/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon @jdelisle21 @tshattuckt @NateDFAllen @ColinPClarke @assafmoghadam @ArtyomLukin @SarahSokhey @pentagondiva @benedettabertiw @ICPopescu In addition to pieces on Taiwan, China and covid, another @FPRI Orbis essay that proved prescient given the current energy crunch in Europe was @anna_b_mikulska look at Gazprom and gas as a factor in Russian foreign & domestic policy. 18/ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@FPRI @ElsevierConnect @MehranKamrava @dmmccourt @A_Glencross @MiaMBloom @cldaymon @jdelisle21 @tshattuckt @NateDFAllen @ColinPClarke @assafmoghadam @ArtyomLukin @SarahSokhey @pentagondiva @benedettabertiw @ICPopescu @anna_b_mikulska @AmbShinn @Joshua_Eisenman @bobham88 @tricbacon @jblankshain @BFriedmanDC Not only these articles, but every issue of Orbis will have interesting, insightful, useful and provocative pieces on all aspects of U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. And with that, @threadreaderapp, please unroll. END

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