Simon Koschut is Professor of International Security at Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany. His research interests are international relations, in particular regional security governance, norms and emotions in world politics. Previously, he was a DFG Heisenberg fellow and visiting professor at Freie Universität Berlin, Fritz Thyssen Fellow at Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, and Fulbright Scholar at San Francisco State University. He is currently leading a research project on "Affective Contestation" that looks at how emotions underpin transnational protest against EU migration policies.Andrew Ross is Research Professor in the International Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University. He has research interests relating to populism, participatory media, emotion, and authority in world politics. In addition to the book Mixed Emotions: Beyond Fear and Hatred in International Conflict, his work theorizing the role of emotions in IR has beenpublished in Millennium, International Theory, the European Journal of International Relations, International Organization, and Political Psychology.

• Introduction1. The Emotional Turn in International RelationsSimon Koschut PART I: Theoretical debates 2. Emotions and Response in a Contingent WorldJanice Gross Stein 3. Collective Emotions Beyond the State in Global PoliticsTy Solomon 4. Emotions as Tools for ActionEric Van Rythoven 5. Empathy and the Politicization of EmotionsNaomi Head 6. Ethical Anxiety in Global PoliticsBrent J. Steele PART II: Actors 7. Leader Convergence and the Emotional Dynamics of Nuclear CrisesMarcus Holmes and Nicholas Wheeler 8. States-As-Groups and State EmotionsBrent E. Sasley 9. Emotions and Expert Authority in Global GovernanceAmoz JY Hor and Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya 10. Excavating the Emotional Nongovernmental OrganizationDeepa Prakash 11. Emotions in Terrorism and Political ViolenceStéphane J. Baele and Jérémy Dieudonné 12. The Technological Mediation of Emotions in World PoliticsDaniel Møller Ølgaard PART III: Challenges 13. Emotional Governance and Authoritarian PopulismCatarina Kinnvall 14. Resentment and GrievanceJelena Subotic 15. The Role of Emotions in Foreign Policy Decision-MakingPayam Ghalehdar 16. Emotions and Interpersonal DiplomacySeanon S. Wong 17. Emotional Energy in Conflict, Repression, and ViolenceIsabel Bramsen 18. Emotions and Solidarity in the Global SouthLina Benabdallah 19. Nuclear Weapons and EmotionMichelle Bentley 20. The Emotions in Transitional JusticeRenée Jeffery 21. Emotions and Economic CrisesWesley W. Widmaier 22. Promises and Limits of Empathy for Global CooperationA. Burcu Bayram 23. Climate EmotionsLeonie Holthaus 24. Emotions in Migration StudiesMichelle Pace PART IV: Concepts 25. Emotions and Ontological Security Bahar Rumelili and Batur Ozan Togay 26. Power and Emotion in International Relations Todd H. Hall 27. The Emotional Politics of Status (Mis-)recognition Élise Rousseau 28. Affect Theory and Global Racial Violence Alexander Barder 29. Engaging with Emotions in International Law Anne Saab 30. Feminism, Embodiment, and the Politics of Emotions Linda Åhäll 31. Emotions and the Visual Representation of Human Suffering Jessica Auchter 32. Entangled Emotions and Quantum Social Theory K. M. Fierke 33. Emotions, Colonial Trauma, and Brazil's Desire for International Validation Erica Resende and Paula Sandrin PART V: Implications 34. Thinking-Feeling-Doing International Relations Research Laura J. Shepherd and Laura Sjoberg 35. Emotional Futures and the Future of Emotions in International Relations Andrew A. G. Ross

Simon Koschut is Professor of International Security at Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany. His research interests are international relations, in particular regional security governance, norms and emotions in world politics. Previously, he was a DFG Heisenberg fellow and visiting professor at Freie Universität Berlin, Fritz Thyssen Fellow at Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, and Fulbright Scholar at San Francisco State University. He is currently leading a research project on "Affective Contestation" that looks at how emotions underpin transnational protest against EU migration policies.Andrew Ross is Research Professor in the International Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University. He has research interests relating to populism, participatory media, emotion, and authority in world politics. In addition to the book Mixed Emotions: Beyond Fear and Hatred in International Conflict, his work theorizing the role of emotions in IR has beenpublished in Millennium, International Theory, the European Journal of International Relations, International Organization, and Political Psychology.

• Introduction1. The Emotional Turn in International RelationsSimon Koschut PART I: Theoretical debates 2. Emotions and Response in a Contingent WorldJanice Gross Stein 3. Collective Emotions Beyond the State in Global PoliticsTy Solomon 4. Emotions as Tools for ActionEric Van Rythoven 5. Empathy and the Politicization of EmotionsNaomi Head 6. Ethical Anxiety in Global PoliticsBrent J. Steele PART II: Actors 7. Leader Convergence and the Emotional Dynamics of Nuclear CrisesMarcus Holmes and Nicholas Wheeler 8. States-As-Groups and State EmotionsBrent E. Sasley 9. Emotions and Expert Authority in Global GovernanceAmoz JY Hor and Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya 10. Excavating the Emotional Nongovernmental OrganizationDeepa Prakash 11. Emotions in Terrorism and Political ViolenceStéphane J. Baele and Jérémy Dieudonné 12. The Technological Mediation of Emotions in World PoliticsDaniel Møller Ølgaard PART III: Challenges 13. Emotional Governance and Authoritarian PopulismCatarina Kinnvall 14. Resentment and GrievanceJelena Subotic 15. The Role of Emotions in Foreign Policy Decision-MakingPayam Ghalehdar 16. Emotions and Interpersonal DiplomacySeanon S. Wong 17. Emotional Energy in Conflict, Repression, and ViolenceIsabel Bramsen 18. Emotions and Solidarity in the Global SouthLina Benabdallah 19. Nuclear Weapons and EmotionMichelle Bentley 20. The Emotions in Transitional JusticeRenée Jeffery 21. Emotions and Economic CrisesWesley W. Widmaier 22. Promises and Limits of Empathy for Global CooperationA. Burcu Bayram 23. Climate EmotionsLeonie Holthaus 24. Emotions in Migration StudiesMichelle Pace PART IV: Concepts 25. Emotions and Ontological Security Bahar Rumelili and Batur Ozan Togay 26. Power and Emotion in International Relations Todd H. Hall 27. The Emotional Politics of Status (Mis-)recognition Élise Rousseau 28. Affect Theory and Global Racial Violence Alexander Barder 29. Engaging with Emotions in International Law Anne Saab 30. Feminism, Embodiment, and the Politics of Emotions Linda Åhäll 31. Emotions and the Visual Representation of Human Suffering Jessica Auchter 32. Entangled Emotions and Quantum Social Theory K. M. Fierke 33. Emotions, Colonial Trauma, and Brazil's Desire for International Validation Erica Resende and Paula Sandrin PART V: Implications 34. Thinking-Feeling-Doing International Relations Research Laura J. Shepherd and Laura Sjoberg 35. Emotional Futures and the Future of Emotions in International Relations Andrew A. G. Ross

Simon Koschut is Professor of International Security at Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany. His research interests are international relations, in particular regional security governance, norms and emotions in world politics. Previously, he was a DFG Heisenberg fellow and visiting professor at Freie Universität Berlin, Fritz Thyssen Fellow at Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, and Fulbright Scholar at San Francisco State University. He is currently leading a research project on "Affective Contestation" that looks at how emotions underpin transnational protest against EU migration policies.Andrew Ross is Research Professor in the International Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University. He has research interests relating to populism, participatory media, emotion, and authority in world politics. In addition to the book Mixed Emotions: Beyond Fear and Hatred in International Conflict, his work theorizing the role of emotions in IR has beenpublished in Millennium, International Theory, the European Journal of International Relations, International Organization, and Political Psychology.

• Introduction1. The Emotional Turn in International RelationsSimon Koschut PART I: Theoretical debates 2. Emotions and Response in a Contingent WorldJanice Gross Stein 3. Collective Emotions Beyond the State in Global PoliticsTy Solomon 4. Emotions as Tools for ActionEric Van Rythoven 5. Empathy and the Politicization of EmotionsNaomi Head 6. Ethical Anxiety in Global PoliticsBrent J. Steele PART II: Actors 7. Leader Convergence and the Emotional Dynamics of Nuclear CrisesMarcus Holmes and Nicholas Wheeler 8. States-As-Groups and State EmotionsBrent E. Sasley 9. Emotions and Expert Authority in Global GovernanceAmoz JY Hor and Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya 10. Excavating the Emotional Nongovernmental OrganizationDeepa Prakash 11. Emotions in Terrorism and Political ViolenceStéphane J. Baele and Jérémy Dieudonné 12. The Technological Mediation of Emotions in World PoliticsDaniel Møller Ølgaard PART III: Challenges 13. Emotional Governance and Authoritarian PopulismCatarina Kinnvall 14. Resentment and GrievanceJelena Subotic 15. The Role of Emotions in Foreign Policy Decision-MakingPayam Ghalehdar 16. Emotions and Interpersonal DiplomacySeanon S. Wong 17. Emotional Energy in Conflict, Repression, and ViolenceIsabel Bramsen 18. Emotions and Solidarity in the Global SouthLina Benabdallah 19. Nuclear Weapons and EmotionMichelle Bentley 20. The Emotions in Transitional JusticeRenée Jeffery 21. Emotions and Economic CrisesWesley W. Widmaier 22. Promises and Limits of Empathy for Global CooperationA. Burcu Bayram 23. Climate EmotionsLeonie Holthaus 24. Emotions in Migration StudiesMichelle Pace PART IV: Concepts 25. Emotions and Ontological Security Bahar Rumelili and Batur Ozan Togay 26. Power and Emotion in International Relations Todd H. Hall 27. The Emotional Politics of Status (Mis-)recognition Élise Rousseau 28. Affect Theory and Global Racial Violence Alexander Barder 29. Engaging with Emotions in International Law Anne Saab 30. Feminism, Embodiment, and the Politics of Emotions Linda Åhäll 31. Emotions and the Visual Representation of Human Suffering Jessica Auchter 32. Entangled Emotions and Quantum Social Theory K. M. Fierke 33. Emotions, Colonial Trauma, and Brazil's Desire for International Validation Erica Resende and Paula Sandrin PART V: Implications 34. Thinking-Feeling-Doing International Relations Research Laura J. Shepherd and Laura Sjoberg 35. Emotional Futures and the Future of Emotions in International Relations Andrew A. G. Ross