Shannon Zimmerman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3947320 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shannon Zimmerman |
| NOMBRES | Shannon |
| APELLIDO | Zimmerman |
| FIRMA | ZIMMERMAN S |
| AFILIACIONES | Deakin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3697-3202 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Responsibility to Protect at a Crossroads
In 2025, a new – and for the first time in the history of the journal, all female – editorial team has taken the lead of Global Responsibility to Protect (GP2P). We would first like to commend the outgoing editorial team – Adrian Gallagher, Charles Hunt, and Cecilia Jacob – for their outstanding work and contributions to the journal. Under their leadership, GP2P has published ground-breaking research on atrocity prevention and other cognate field…
Considerations for disaster response as defence diplomacy
Considerations for disaster response as defence diplomacy: The challenges to building moralistic trust and diffuse reciprocity
R2P and Counter-terrorism
States play the lead role in implementing the norms of the international system. They interpret norms through the lens of their sovereignty, refining and revising them until they are suitable to local interests and context. The complex nature of sovereignty and its diverse manifestations across states means that norms will be interpreted and implemented in different ways. This article argues that R2P and counter-terrorism are complex norm regimes…
The Responsibility to Protect and Counter-terrorism
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and counter-terrorism are two concepts that came of age in the new millennium. They have routinely been cast as contradictory, a dichotomy where actors must make a choice between prioritizing individual human rights or the security of the state. The evolution of these two concepts over the past 20 years, however, has shown that there are as many congruences between R2P and counter-terrorism as there are areas o…
Parallel Lines in the Sand
UN peace operations are often accompanied by parallel forces from individual states, regional organizations, or “coalitions of the willing.” These forces remain distinct from the UN to address security concerns outside the remit of traditional peacekeeping. The deployment of UN stabilization operations, however, has resulted in an overlap between UN and parallel forces. This article investigates the complex relationships between UN stabilization …
Doctor Who and the Responsibility to Protect
The Ideology of Incels
A new group of socio-political actors has emerged from the depths of the internet. Thriving in the online Manosphere, the involuntary celibates, or “Incels,” are men who feel they have been victimized by feminism. Initially just another misogynist social group online, this article argues that Incels are moving beyond social commentary to become a political movement. This article demonstrates that Incels have begun to craft a particularly violent …
Defining State Authority
In a state-based international order, the state is understood as the best actor to protect its population. With this in mind, UN peace operations often have mandates to extend state authority. However, by their very nature, peace operations deploy to states whose authority and legitimacy are contested. Without a clear definition of what that authority entails, peace operations and host states must constantly negotiate the content and approaches t…
Peacekeeping in South Lebanon
The Charter of the United Nations
The Ideology of Incels
A new group of socio-political actors has emerged from the depths of the internet. Thriving in the online Manosphere, the involuntary celibates, or “Incels,” are men who feel they have been victimized by feminism. Initially just another misogynist social group online, this article argues that Incels are moving beyond social commentary to become a political movement. This article demonstrates that Incels have begun to craft a particularly violent …
Defining State Authority
In a state-based international order, the state is understood as the best actor to protect its population. With this in mind, UN peace operations often have mandates to extend state authority. However, by their very nature, peace operations deploy to states whose authority and legitimacy are contested. Without a clear definition of what that authority entails, peace operations and host states must constantly negotiate the content and approaches t…
Peacekeeping in South Lebanon
R2P and Counter-terrorism
States play the lead role in implementing the norms of the international system. They interpret norms through the lens of their sovereignty, refining and revising them until they are suitable to local interests and context. The complex nature of sovereignty and its diverse manifestations across states means that norms will be interpreted and implemented in different ways. This article argues that R2P and counter-terrorism are complex norm regimes…
The Responsibility to Protect and Counter-terrorism
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and counter-terrorism are two concepts that came of age in the new millennium. They have routinely been cast as contradictory, a dichotomy where actors must make a choice between prioritizing individual human rights or the security of the state. The evolution of these two concepts over the past 20 years, however, has shown that there are as many congruences between R2P and counter-terrorism as there are areas o…
Parallel Lines in the Sand
UN peace operations are often accompanied by parallel forces from individual states, regional organizations, or “coalitions of the willing.” These forces remain distinct from the UN to address security concerns outside the remit of traditional peacekeeping. The deployment of UN stabilization operations, however, has resulted in an overlap between UN and parallel forces. This article investigates the complex relationships between UN stabilization …
Doctor Who and the Responsibility to Protect
The Ideology of Incels
A new group of socio-political actors has emerged from the depths of the internet. Thriving in the online Manosphere, the involuntary celibates, or “Incels,” are men who feel they have been victimized by feminism. Initially just another misogynist social group online, this article argues that Incels are moving beyond social commentary to become a political movement. This article demonstrates that Incels have begun to craft a particularly violent …
The Charter of the United Nations
The Responsibility to Protect at a Crossroads
In 2025, a new – and for the first time in the history of the journal, all female – editorial team has taken the lead of Global Responsibility to Protect (GP2P). We would first like to commend the outgoing editorial team – Adrian Gallagher, Charles Hunt, and Cecilia Jacob – for their outstanding work and contributions to the journal. Under their leadership, GP2P has published ground-breaking research on atrocity prevention and other cognate field…
Considerations for disaster response as defence diplomacy
Considerations for disaster response as defence diplomacy: The challenges to building moralistic trust and diffuse reciprocity
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