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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2015

Lost in translation? On the disciplinary status of public relations

Lisa Dühring

Public Relations Inquiry

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

The importance of re-affirming IR’s disciplinary status

Helen Louise Turton

International Relations

Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 2005

When Disciplinary Associations Move beyond the Status Quo

Carol J. Pardun

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

Bypassing the reflexivity trap: IR’s disciplinary status and the politics of knowledge

Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard

International Relations

Free accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2004

International Standards and Guidelines on Education and Training for the Multi-disciplinary Health Response to Major Events which Threaten the Health Status of a Community

Paramedicine

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2021

Fragmenting and connecting? The diverging geometries and extents of IR’s interdisciplinary knowledge-relations

Stephen Aris

European Journal of International Relations

Free accessOtherFirst published April 1, 1990

‘Japanology’ in Organizational Sciences: The Myth and its Dangers

Oded Shenkar

Human Systems Management

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published September, 1989

The Bus Stop Revisited: Discipline and Psychiatric Patients in Prison

Marilyn D. McShane

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

The struggle over the identity of IR: What is at stake in the disciplinary debate within and beyond academia?

Félix Grenier, Helen Louise Turton, Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard

International Relations

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2014

Disciplinary Infractions Behind Bars

Richard Tewksbury, David Patrick Connor, Andrew S. Denney

Criminal Justice Review

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2015

Lost in translation? On the disciplinary status of public relations

Lisa Dühring

Public Relations Inquiry

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

The importance of re-affirming IR’s disciplinary status

Helen Louise Turton

International Relations

Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 2005

When Disciplinary Associations Move beyond the Status Quo

Carol J. Pardun

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

Bypassing the reflexivity trap: IR’s disciplinary status and the politics of knowledge

Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard

International Relations

Free accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2004

International Standards and Guidelines on Education and Training for the Multi-disciplinary Health Response to Major Events which Threaten the Health Status of a Community

Paramedicine

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2021

Fragmenting and connecting? The diverging geometries and extents of IR’s interdisciplinary knowledge-relations

Stephen Aris

European Journal of International Relations

Free accessOtherFirst published April 1, 1990

‘Japanology’ in Organizational Sciences: The Myth and its Dangers

Oded Shenkar

Human Systems Management

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published September, 1989

The Bus Stop Revisited: Discipline and Psychiatric Patients in Prison

Marilyn D. McShane

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

Restricted accessOtherFirst published June, 2015

The struggle over the identity of IR: What is at stake in the disciplinary debate within and beyond academia?

Félix Grenier, Helen Louise Turton, Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard

International Relations

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2014

Disciplinary Infractions Behind Bars

Richard Tewksbury, David Patrick Connor, Andrew S. Denney

Criminal Justice Review