Publications

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Uribe, Juanita (forthcoming) «The Epistemic Politics of Visa Barriers: Turning the Discipline’s Gaze Inwards.» International Studies Perspectives.

Uribe, Juanita (2026) “The Moral Economy of Global Priorities: Fusing Profit and Public Duty in Malnutrition Governance.” Review of International Political Economy.

Uribe, Juanita (2024) “Governing on Par with States: Private Actors and Practices of Political Normalization.” Review of International Studies.

Uribe, Juanita (2024) “Excluding through Inclusion: Managerial Practices in the Era of Multistakeholder Governance.” Review of International Political Economy.

Hofmann, Stephanie, Anamarija Andreska, Erna Burai, and Juanita Uribe (2023) “Associated States and the Porous Boundaries of International Organizations: Introducing Organizational Memberness.” European Journal of International Relations.

Littoz-Monnet, Annabelle and Juanita Uribe (2023) “Methods Regimes in Global Governance: The Politics of Evidence-Making in Global Health.” International Political Sociology.

Swiss Network for International Studies (SNIS) International Geneva Award

BOOK CHAPTERS

Uribe, Juanita (2026) “The Managerial Expert: Governing Turbulence through Collaboration.” In Jan Eijking (ed.), Experts in a Turbulent World. Oxford University Press.

Uribe, Juanita (2025) “Drawing the Contours of Hidden Hunger as an Object of Governance” In Daniel Quiroga Villamarin and Negar Mansouri (eds.), Ways of Seeing International Organizations: Transdisciplinary Methods and International Institutional Law. Cambridge University Press.

BLOGS AND OTHER WRITING

Uribe, Juanita (2024) «Governing on par with states«, British International Studies Association.

Uribe, Juanita (2023) “The politics of object-making in contemporary governance”, Graduate Institute News.

Uribe, Juanita (2021) “PhD Student Highlight: Juanita Uribe Garcia on the production of knowledge and governance objects”, Global Governance Centre.

Littoz-Monnet Annabelle and Juanita Uribe (2020) “The politics of methods in the debate over how to treat coronavirus” , The Global.