BOOKS

• Homolar, A. (under contract). US Security Policy: Origins, Politics and Contemporary Challenges (London: Routledge) [Textbook]
• Homolar, A. (full manuscript invited). The Uncertainty Doctrine: Maintaining US Hard Power after the Cold War. [Research Monograph].

EDITED VOLUMES

• Steele, B.J. and Homolar, A. [eds.] 2019. 'Ontological Insecurities and the Politics of Contemporary Populism', special issue, Cambridge Review of International Affairs 32(3).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Homolar, A. and Rodriguez-Merino, P. (fc.). 'Making Sense of Terrorism: A Narrative Approach to the Study of Violent Events', Critical Studies on Terrorism.
• Homolar A. and Scholz, R. 2019. 'The Power of Trump Speak: Populist Crisis Narratives and Ontological Security', Cambridge Review of International Affairs 32(3). [free download]
• B.J. Steele and A. Homolar (2019). ‘Ontological Insecurities and the Politics of Contemporary Populism’. Introduction to the Special Issue. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 32(3).
• Broome, A., Homolar, A., Kranke, M. 2018. 'Bad Science: International Organizations and the Indirect Power of Global Benchmarking', European Journal of International Relations.
• Homolar, A. 2015. 'Human Security Benchmarks: Governing Human Wellbeing at a Distance', Review of International Studies 41(5): 843-63. [free download]
• MacDonald M., Homolar, A., Rethel, L., Schnurr, S., Vessey, R. 2015. 'Manufacturing Dissent: The Discursive Formation of Nuclear Proliferation (2006-2012)', Discourse and Communication 9(2): 173-97.
• Schnurr, S., Homolar, A., MacDonald M., Rethel, L. 2015. 'Legitimizing Claims for 'Crisis' Leadership in Global Governance: The Discourse of Nuclear Non-Proliferation', Critical Discourse Studies 12(2): 187-205. [free download]
• Homolar, A. 2012. ‘Mulitlateralism in Crisis? The Character of US International Engagement under Obama’, Global Society 26(1): 103-22.
• Homolar, A. 2011. ‘Rebels Without a Conscience: The Evolution of the Rogue States Narrative in US Security Policy’, European Journal of International Relations 17(4): 705-27. [free download]
• Homolar, A. 2011. ‘How to Last Alone at the Top: US Strategic Planning for the Post-Cold War Era’, Journal of Strategic Studies 35(2): 189-218. [free download]
• Homolar, A. 2010. ‘The Political Economy of National Security’, Review of International Political Economy 17(2): 410-23.
• Homolar-Riechmann, A. 2009. ‘The Moral Purpose of US Power: Neoconservatism in the Age of Obama’, Contemporary Politics 15(2): 179-96.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES

• Homolar, A. 2017. 'The Bush Doctrine', in Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations (Oxford: Oxford University Press).
• Homolar, A. 2017. 'Neoconservatism', in Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations (Oxford: Oxford University Press).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Homolar, A. 2019. 'US Defence Policy in the Trump Era: A Historical Perspective', in The USA & Canada 2019 – Europa Regional Surveys (London: Routledge).
• Homolar, A. 2018. 'US Defence Policy in the Trump Era', in The USA & Canada 2018 – Europa Regional Surveys (London: Routledge).
• Homolar, A. 2016. ‘US Defence Policy in an Uncertain World’, in The USA & Canada 2016 – Europa Regional Surveys (London: Routledge). [A significantly revised and updated version is available for 2017].
• Homolar, A. 2015. ‘Mulitlateralism in Crisis? The Character of US International Engagement under Obama’, in A. Broome, L. Clegg, and L. Rethel (eds) Global Governance in Crisis, Chapter 6 (Abingdon: Routledge). [Reprint of Global Society article.]
• Homolar, A. 2014. ‘US Defence Policy in the Age of Austerity’, in The USA & Canada 2014 – Europa Regional Surveys (London: Routledge). [A significantly revised and updated version is available for 2015].
• Homolar, A. 2013. 'Contemporary US Defence Policy: Evolution and Key Tenets', in The USA & Canada 2013 – Europa Regional Surveys (London: Routledge).
• Homolar, A. 2010. ‘Neoconservatism and the Strauss Connection’, in Tony Burns and James Connelly (eds) The Legacy of Leo Strauss (Imprint Academic), 217-34.
• Homolar-Riechmann, A. 2008. ‘Neokons = Leokons = Strauss? Eine Einführung in die neokonservative Gedankenwelt und deren Bezug zur Philosophie von Leo Strauss’ [‘An Introduction to Neoconservative Mindsets and How They Relate to the Philosophy of Leo Strauss’], in Simon Geissbühler (ed.) Der Amerikanische Neokonservatismus und die Außenpolitik der USA [American Neoconservatism and the Foreign Policy of the United States] (Lit Verlag), 153-80.

PUBLIC AND POLICY ENGAGEMENT

• Steele, B.J. and Homolar, A. 2019. Populism and Ontological Insecurities, In the Long Run, CRIA Blog, 16 May.
• Homolar, A. 2013. 'US Defense Policy under Obama: Change Overestimated?', Academic Background Note, 3rd AGORA Forum, Brussels (22 October).
• Homolar, A. 2013. 'Who is in Charge? Global Leadership in Times of Crisis’, University of Warwick Knowledge Centre (June).
• Homolar-Riechmann, A. 2005. ‘USA, Deutschland und Kanada: Raketenabwehr Diesseits und Jenseits des Atlantik’ [‘USA, Germany, and Canada: Missile Defense Across the Atlantic’], AICGS Advisor (24 March).
• Homolar-Riechmann, A. 2005. ‘Crossing Borders – Experiencing Differences’, AICGS Advisor (27 January).
• Homolar-Riechmann, A. 2003. ‘Pax Americana und Gewaltsame Demokratisierung. Zu den politischen Vorstellungen neokonservativer Think Tanks’ [‘Pax Americana and Democratisation Through Force. On the Political Ideas of Neoconservative Think Tanks’], Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte B-46(December): 33-40.

SERVICE AS A REFEREE

Review of grant proposals for Economic and Social Research Council. Review of book manuscripts for Routledge (Interventions Series). Review of article manuscripts for American Political Science Review / Cambridge Review of International Affairs / Cooperation and Conflict / Contemporary Politics / European Journal of International Relations / Foreign Policy Analysis / International Political Sociology / International Studies Perspectives / Journal of American Studies / Millennium: Journal of International Studies / Pacific Review / Politics and Policy / Review of International Political Economy / Review of International Studies / Security Dialogue.