Interventions Books in Order
Interventions contains 130 books, published between 2009 and 2022. The first book is Critical Theorists and International Relations (2009) and the newest is Violence, Discourse, and Politics in China’s Uyghur Region: The Terroristization of Xinjiang (2022). Publication order is the reading order below.
- Books
- 130
- Published
- 2009–2022
Interventions is an academic book series in international relations and political theory. The series holds 130 books published between 2009 and 2022, opening with Critical Theorists and International Relations (2009) and ending with Violence, Discourse, and Politics in China's Uyghur Region (2022). Volumes apply critical, postcolonial and continental theory to global politics, with titles on Foucault, Carl Schmitt, biopolitics, sustainable development and non-Western thought. Each book stands alone, and the series is now dormant.
How many Interventions books are there?
Interventions has 130 books, released between 2009 and 2022.
Interventions Books in Publication Order
The table lists all 130 Interventions books in the order they were published, with the release year and how many independent book listings confirm each title. Catalogue data as of September 2026.
- 1Critical Theorists and International Relations2009 · confirmed 1/42009–1/4
- 2Ethics As Foreign Policy: Britain, The EU and the Other2009 · confirmed 1/42009–1/4
- 3Universality, Ethics and International Relations: A Grammatical Reading2009 · confirmed 1/42009–1/4
- 4The Time of the City: Politics, philosophy and genre2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 5Governing Sustainable Development: Partnerships, Protests and Power at the World Summit2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 6International Relations and Non-Western Thought: Imperialism, Colonialism and Investigations of Global Modernity2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 7Insuring Security: Biopolitics, security and risk2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 8Foucault and International Relations: New Critical Engagements2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 9Autobiographical International Relations: I, IR2010 · confirmed 1/42010–1/4
- 10Spatiality, Sovereignty and Carl Schmitt: Geographies of the Nomos2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 11Madness in International Relations: Psychology, Security, and the Global Governance of Mental Health2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 12Politics of Urbanism: Seeing Like a City2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 13War, Identity and the Liberal State: Everyday Experiences of the Geopolitical in the Armed Forces2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 14The Politics of Speed: Capitalism, the State and War in an Accelerating World2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 15Politics of the Event: Time, Movement, Becoming2011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 16Indian Foreign Policy: The Politics of Postcolonial Identity from 1947 to 20042011 · confirmed 1/42011–1/4
- 17International Relations, Meaning and Mimesis2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 18The New Violent Cartography: Geo-Analysis after the Aesthetic Turn2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 19Studies in Trans-Disciplinary Method: After the Aesthetic Turn2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 20Re-Thinking International Relations Theory via Deconstruction2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 21Europe's Encounter with Islam: The Secular and the Postsecular2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 22Theorizing Post-Conflict Reconciliation: Agonism, Restitution & Repair2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 23Insuring War: Sovereignty, Security and Risk2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 24War and Rape: Law, Memory and Justice2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 25Foucault & the Politics of Hearing2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 26Cosmopolitan Government in Europe: Citizens and Entrepreneurs in Postnational Politics2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 27Volunteer Tourism in the Global South: Giving Back in Neoliberal Times2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 28Deconstructing International Politics2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 29Production of Postcolonial India and Pakistan: Meanings of Partition2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 30Celebrity Humanitarianism: The Ideology of Global Charity2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 31Postcolonial Theory and International Relations: A Critical Introduction2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 32Feminist International Relations: 'Exquisite Corpse'2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 33Post-Tsunami Reconstruction in Indonesia: Negotiating Normativity through Gender Mainstreaming Initiatives in Aceh2012 · confirmed 1/42012–1/4
- 34Deleuze & Fascism: Security: War: Aesthetics2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 35Leo Strauss and the Invasion of Iraq: Encountering the Abyss2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 36Postcolonial Encounters in International Relations: The Politics of Transgression in the Maghreb2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 37Ontology and World Politics: Void Universalism I2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 38Globalization, Difference, and Human Security2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 39Memory and Trauma in International Relations: Theories, Cases and Debates2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 40Critical Environmental Politics2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 41Alternative Accountabilities in Global Politics: The Scars of Violence2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 42The Persistence of Nationalism: From Imagined Communities to Urban Encounters2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 43Interpretive Approaches to Global Climate Governance: constructing the Greenhouse2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 44Studying the Agency of Being Governed2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 45On Schmitt and Space2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 46Writing Global Trade Governance: Discourse and the WTO2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 47Theory of the Political Subject: Void Universalism II2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 48Visual Politics and North Korea: Seeing is Believing2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 49Politics of Violence: Militancy, International Politics, Killing in the name2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 50International Politics and Performance: Critical Aesthetics and Creative Practice2013 · confirmed 1/42013–1/4
- 51Imagining World Politics: Sihar & Shenya, A Fable for Our Times2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 52Democracy Promotion: A Critical Introduction2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 53The Politics of Haunting and Memory in International Relations2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 54European-East Asian Borders in Translation2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 55Politics in Emotion: The Song of Telangana2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 56International Intervention in a Secular Age: Re-Enchanting Humanity?2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 57Negotiating Corruption: NGOs, Governance and Hybridity in West Africa2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 58Time, Temporality and Violence in International Relations: fatalizing the Present, Forging Radical Alternatives2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 59Race and Racism in International Relations: Confronting the Global Colour Line2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 60The Grammar of Politics and Performance2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 61Political Aesthetics: Culture, Critique and the Everyday2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 62The Value of Resilience: Securing life in the twenty-first century2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 63Genre and the Communist Woman: Analyzing Transformations of the Central and Eastern European Female Ideal2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 64The Anarchist Imagination: Anarchism Encounters the Humanities and the Social Sciences2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 65Ruling the Margins: Colonial Power and Administrative Rule in the Past and Present2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 66Re-Imagining North Korea in International Politics: Problems and alternatives2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 67War, Police and Assemblages of Intervention2014 · confirmed 1/42014–1/4
- 68Insuring Life: Value, Security and Risk2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 69Empire Within: International Hierarchy and its Imperial Laboratories of Governance2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 70Face Politics2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 71Sexualities in World Politics: How LGBTQ claims shape International Relations2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 72Emotions, Politics and War2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 73Jacques Lacan: Between Psychoanalysis and Politics2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 74Politics and Suicide: The philosophy of political self-destruction2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 75Walzer, Just War and Iraq: Ethics as Response2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 76Late Modern Palestine: The subject and representation of the second intifada2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 77The Biopolitics of Lifestyle: Foucault, Ethics and Healthy Choices2015 · confirmed 1/42015–1/4
- 78On the Greek Origins of Biopolitics: A Reinterpretation of the History of Biopower2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 79Narrative Global Politics: Theory, History and the Personal in International Relations2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 80The Global Making of Policing: Postcolonial Perspectives2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 81Critical Imaginations in International Relations2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 82Lacan, Deleuze and World Politics: Rethinking the Ontology of the Political Subject2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 83Researching War: Feminist Methods, Ethics and Politics2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 84The Politics of Evasion: A Post-Globalization Dialogue Along the Edge of the State2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 85China's International Relations and Harmonious World: Time, Space and Multiplicity in World Politics2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 86Asylum Seekers, Sovereignty, and the Senses of the International: A Politico-corporeal Struggle2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 87Europe Anti-Power: Ressentiment and Exceptionalism in EU Debate2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 88Cultural Politics of Targeted Killing: On Drones, Counter-Insurgency, and Violence2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 89Disorienting Democracy: Politics of emancipation2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 90Security Without Weapons: Rethinking violence, nonviolent action, and civilian protection2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 91Refugees in Extended Exile: Living on the Edge2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 92Global Powers of Horror: Security, Politics, and the Body in Pieces2016 · confirmed 1/42016–1/4
- 93East-Asian Marxisms and Their Trajectories2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 94The Evolution of Migration Management in the Global North2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 95Neo Delhi and the Politics of Postcolonial Urbanism2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 96The Political Afterlife of Sites of Monumental Destruction: Reconstructing Affect in Mostar and New York2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 97Reforming 21st Century Peacekeeping Operations: Governmentalities of Security, Protection, and Police2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 98Military Intervention in the Middle East and North Africa: The Case of NATO in Libya2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 99Biopolitical Disaster2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 100Politics of Visibility and Belonging: From Russia´s “Homosexual Propaganda” Laws to the Ukraine War2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 101The Emancipatory Project of Posthumanism2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 102Democracy Promotion as Foreign Policy: Temporal Othering in International Relations2017 · confirmed 1/42017–1/4
- 103The Emergence of Brazil to the Global Stage: Ascending and Falling in the International Order of Competition2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 104Writing the Self and Transforming Knowledge in International Relations: Towards a Politics of Liminality2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 105Sexual Violence Against Men in Global Politics2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 106Acting Like a State: Kosovo and the Everyday Making of Statehood2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 107On the Persistence of the Japanese History Problem: Historicism and the International Politics of History2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 108Ontological Entanglements, Agency and Ethics in International Relations: Exploring the Crossroads2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 109Migrant Resistance in Contemporary Europe2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 110Political Silence: Meanings, Functions and Ambiguity2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 111Foucault, Biopolitics and Resistance2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 112Irregular Citizenship, Immigration, and Deportation2018 · confirmed 1/42018–1/4
- 113EU Democracy Promotion and Governmentality: Turkey and Beyond2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 114Autonomy of Migration?: Appropriating Mobility within Biometric Border Regimes2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 115Methodology and Emotion in International Relations: Parsing the Passions2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 116Colonial Citizenship and Everyday Transnationalism: An Immigrant’s Story2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 117Necrogeopolitics: On Death and Death-Making in International Relations2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 118Critical Methods for the Study of World Politics: Creativity and Transformation2019 · confirmed 1/42019–1/4
- 119Cultures of Violence: Visual Arts and Political Violence2020 · confirmed 1/42020–1/4
- 120Nation-branding in Practice: The Politics of Promoting Sports, Cities and Universities in Kazakhstan and Qatar2020 · confirmed 1/42020–1/4
- 121A New Political Imagination: Making the Case2020 · confirmed 1/42020–1/4
- 122Humanitarianism, Human Rights, and Security: The Case of Frontex2020 · confirmed 1/42020–1/4
- 123Affective Heritage and the Politics of Memory after 9/11: Curating Trauma at the Memorial Museum2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 124Rethinking the Body in Global Politics: Bodies, Body Politics, and the Body Politic in a Time of Pandemic2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 125State Secrecy and Security: Refiguring the Covert Imaginary2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 126The War on Terror and the Normalisation of Urban Security2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 127The EU, Hamas and the 2006 Palestinian Elections2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 128Disappearances and Police Killings in Contemporary Brazil: The Politics of Life and Death2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 129The International Organization for Migration in North Africa: Making International Migration Management2021 · confirmed 1/42021–1/4
- 130Violence, Discourse, and Politics in China’s Uyghur Region: The Terroristization of Xinjiang2022 · confirmed 1/42022–1/4
Where to start with Interventions
Start with Critical Theorists and International Relations (2009), the earliest published title.
What is the newest Interventions book?
Violence, Discourse, and Politics in China’s Uyghur Region: The Terroristization of Xinjiang (2022) is the newest Interventions book released so far.
Is there a new Interventions book coming?
No next Interventions book is announced in the catalogue, which is a gap in the listings it merges rather than a sign that the run has ended.
Interventions at a glance
- Paused
- No new Interventions title has appeared for 4 years. The last was published in 2022.
- Release pace
- Interventions books have appeared more than one a year on average.
- Busiest decade
- Most Interventions books, 115 of 130, were published in the 2010s.
- Attribution
- Of the 130 titles, 4 are credited to Michael J. Shapiro, 3 to Jenny Edkins, 2 to Naeem Inayatullah and 2 to Carl Death. A further 135 writers are credited. 2 titles carry no credit.