2023
Meegdenburg, Hilde van. 2023. ‘Process Tracing: An Analyticist Approach’. In Routledge Handbook of Foreign Policy Analysis Methods, edited by Patrick A. Mello and Falk Ostermann, 405–20. London: Routledge. (Open Access).
2021
Eckhard, Steffen, Ronny Patz, Mirco Schönfeld, and Hilde van Meegdenburg. 2021. ‘International Bureaucrats in the UN Security Council Debates: A Speaker-Topic Network Analysis’. Journal of European Public Policy 0 (0): 1–20. (Open Access).
Daßler, Benjamin, Bernhard Zangl, and Hilde van Meegdenburg. 2021. ‘Mitleids- Und Hilfsmüdigkeit Bei Humanitären Krisen: Zum Effekt Übermäßigen Medienkonsums’. Zeitschrift Für Internationale Beziehung 28 (2): 246–64.
2020
Meegdenburg van H., Zangl B. & Daßler B. (2020), ‘Humanitarian Interventions: Saving Close and Distant Strangers‘. Forschung DSF No 53.
2019
Meegdenburg, Hilde van. 2019. ‘“We Don’t Do That”: A Constructivist Perspective on the Use and Non-Use of Private Military Contractors by Denmark’. Cooperation and Conflict 54 (1): 25–43. (Open Acces)
Schoenfeld, Mirco; Eckhard, Steffen; Patz, Ronny; Meegdenburg, Hilde van; Pires, Antonio, 2019, “The UN Security Council Debates“, Harvard Dataverse, V5.
2018
Schoenfeld, Mirco; Eckhard, Steffen; Patz, Ronny; Meegdenburg, Hilde van, ‘Discursive Landscapes and Unsupervised Topic Modeling in IR: A Validation of Text-As-Data Approaches through a New Corpus of UN Security Council Speeches on Afghanistan‘. Arxiv.org working paper. (Open Access)
Meegdenburg, Hilde van. 2018. Book review: ‘Researching Non-State Actors in International Security: Theory and Practice; Andreas Kruck and Andrea Schneiker (eds.). 2018. International Affairs, 94(5), 1180–1182. (Post-print version).
2017
Meegdenburg, Hilde van. 2017. ‘Nachfrage Aus Dem »Westen« trifft Arbeit Aus Dem »Süden«: PMSCs Und Der Einsatz von Internationalen Labour Supply Chains in Der Westlichen Kriegsführung’. Zeitschrift Für Friedens- Und Konfliktforschung 6 (2): 289–308. (Open Access)hi
2015
Meegdenburg, Hilde van. 2015. ‘What the Research on PMSCs Discovered and Neglected: An Appraisal of the Literature’. Contemporary Security Policy 36 (2): 321–45.