A new Research Note in TWQ by Meijie Jiang explores how collaboration in the Antarctic is built not on a single South–South vision, but is more nuanced and built on divergent national ambitions that temporarily align.

In this interview, @thabanisere.bsky.social reflects on diaspora activism, food politics, and citizenship beyond legal status, drawing on research with Zimbabwean communities in the UK. https://globalsouth.org/2026/01/thabani-mutambasere-activism-food-politics-and-diaspora-citizenship #GlobalSouth

In a recent Third World Quarterly, Corliss M. Wilson (at Morgan State University, Maryland) offers a powerful justice-centred analysis of Puerto Rico’s socio-legal exploitation of under US federal governance.

As demand for critical minerals grows with the green transition 🌍⚡, how these resources are governed globally becomes a key question.

Taylor & Francis has released new guidance on the responsible use of generative AI in research 📚🤖 emphasising transparency, disclosure, and author responsibility.  Full policy: https://taylorandfrancis.com/our-policies/ai-policy/ #AcademicPublishing #ResearchIntegrity #ResponsibleAI

“Our existence is the resistance.” 🌱 A new open-access article by Wade, Burman & Lilja examines Mapuche slow resistance in Argentina , not as sudden confrontation, but as a sustained insistence on presence over time.

🚨 New article w/ @shaharhameiri.bsky.social in @thirdworldq.bsky.social exploring how Indonesia & India use the G20 to purse 'polyalignment' to manage the threats from the Second Cold War. Part of a SI on polyalignment, coming soon. Article free to access 👇 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

What if “data” isn’t universal?  Čerkez & Silan challenge the idea of neutral, extractable data, arguing that knowledge is relational and grounded in lived worlds. Read the Research Note: 🔗 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01436597.2025.2601813 #Technodiversity #DataEthics

🔎 New Research Note in Third World Quarterly by Claude Grasland explores how “Global South” moved from academia into everyday media, with a focus on Africa. 🔗 Read the Research Note here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... #GlobalSouth #AfricanMedia #MediaStudies #CriticalGeopolitics

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY SLAS Research Development Award 2026 Value: Up to £10,000 Deadline: 20 Mar 26 A prestigious award designed to support significant research projects and impactful collaborations within the field of Latin American Studies. MORE INFO: www.slasuk.org/research-dev...

Kassahun Checole Prize | Call for Early Career Researchers ⏰ Submissions close on 1 July 2026 There is still time to apply for The Kassahun Checole Prize! Find more information here: globalsouth.org/kassahun-che...

On this page, we’ll be sharing updates from Third World Quarterly, including newly published articles, Special Issues, Calls for Papers, and reflections engaging Global South perspectives.

Escaping the Capitalist Black Hole Drawing on research across the Global South, Mohsen Nagheeby shows how colonial legacies & neoliberal capitalism commodify water, and why justice requires escaping their pull. Read the Research Note: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Have an idea or early finding that shouldn’t wait for a full article? Research Notes (RNs) offer a short format to share emerging research, critical insights, and timely interventions on the Global South. Marcos Scauso on why Research Notes matter now: globalsouth.org/2025/05/intr...

TWQ is proud to announce the publication of the journal’s first Research Notes. Find the articles under ‘Latest articles’ on the journal website: lnkd.in/gJcg6jjE Interested in submitting a Research Note to TWQ? Find more information here: lnkd.in/gkEjSNvU #ThirdWorldQuarterly #ResearchNotes

At TWQ, we focus on critical scholarship that examines development, global political economy, and postcolonial debates. We look forward to sharing Research Articles, Research Notes, Special Issues, and Calls for Papers. Find more : www.tandfonline.com/journals/ctw...

TWQ invites submissions for a forthcoming Special Issue that critically examines how the BRI shapes trade, development, cooperation, and power relations across the Global South. Abstract deadline: 15 April 2026 Full call and submission details: think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu...

Who decides what counts as knowledge and who gets left out? Colonial histories continue to shape global knowledge production in ways that often go unnoticed from what is taught in universities to which research is published and cited. t.co/LYpDRWWk0C

We’re glad to be here. Third World Quarterly has long been a space for critical conversations on development, global political economy, and postcolonial thought. As platforms change, we’re continuing those conversations here.