BSIS Journal of International Studies

The BSIS Journal of International Studies is the academic journal of University of Kent’s Brussels School of International Studies.

Founded in 2003, the journal provides a platform for discourse on a wide range of topics in international studies including International Relations, International Law, Conflict Analysis, Development Policy, Political Economy, European Public Policy, Political Strategy and Migration Studies. 

The aim of the journal is to present readers with new perspectives on topics in international studies.  This is achieved by publishing innovative and thought provoking articles on current topics in diverse fields.  

Bonen, A.J.G. "Outside – Inside: The relationship between financial deregulation and shareholder primacy"

Genest, Hugo “ An Examination of the Limits Posed by State-Centrism on the Explanatory Power of Neoliberal Institutionalist Approaches to International Regimes: The Case of Substates and Regimes”

Hamilton, Scott “Corporate Governance from the Perspective of the Share”

Carnes, Stephanie “ Embodying Exceptionalism: The Bush Administration, Human Rights Legislation, and The Alien Tort Claims Act”

Guajardo, Mariela “When Learning English is not Enough: Second Language Acquisition and Downward Assimilation”