Emotions in IR Thesis Prize 2024
Submissions are now open for the Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group Thesis Prize 2024.
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Emotions in Politics and International Relations (EPIR)
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The Emotions in Politics and International Relations working group aims to promote the study, research and teaching of emotions in politics and international relations.
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Call for papers: Emotion/affect and imperial formations Postgraduate/ECR virtual workshop
Details on abstract submissions for the virtual Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group workshop.
Call for expressions of interest - new book reading group
Details of a new book reading group from the Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group.
Become an Emotions in Politics and International Relations (EPIR) Working Group co-convener
EPIR is recruiting a co-convener to join the convener team. Applications in by 8 December!
Emotions in IR Thesis Prize recognises outstanding research
A summary of the winners of the EPIR Working Group 2023 Thesis Prize.
Submissions open for the Emotions in IR Thesis Prize
Submissions are now open for the new Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group Thesis Prize.
Call for papers: The emotional politics of social movements in global politics
A call for papers for the Emotions in Politics & IR working group postgraduate/ECR virtual workshop.
Call for papers: Researching emotion in International Relations: a conversation on methodologies
PG/ECR virtual workshop exploring methodological issues and challenges in researching emotions.
Upcoming events
Seminar: liquid fear, agency and the (un)conscious in securitisation processes
New virtual seminar from the Emotions in International Relations Working Group
Past events
Book talk - Affective Imageries: Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies in Timor-Leste
New book talk from our Emotions in Politics and international relations Working Group.
Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group virtual reading group, 'The Affect Theory Reader 2' (Session 5)
EPIR are hosting their fifth 'Virtual Book Reading Group' on 'The Affect Theory Reader 2'
EPIR Working Group first annual lecture: The evolution of emotion research in international relations
First annual lecture from the Emotions in Politics and International Relations Working Group.
Celebrating prizewinning new research on Emotions in Politics and IR
Join the Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group to hear about the winner's cutting-edge work.
Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group virtual reading group: 'The Affect Theory Reader 2' (Session 4)
The fourth session of the EPIR virtual reading group events.
Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group virtual reading group, 'The Affect Theory Reader 2' (Session 3)
The third session following on from the EPIR virtual reading group events.
Emotion/Affect and Imperial Formations: Postgraduate virtual workshop
A Postgraduate virtual workshop from the BISA Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group.
Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group virtual reading group: 'The Affect Theory Reader 2' (session 2)
The second session following on from the EPIR virtual reading group event.
Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group virtual reading group: 'The Affect Theory Reader 2'
The first in a series of EPIR virtual reading group events.
Celebrating prizewinning new research on Emotions in Politics and IR
An Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group event to celebrate the winners of the 2023 thesis prize
The emotional politics of social movements in global politics: Postgraduate/ECR virtual workshop
A Postgraduate/ECR Virtual Workshop from the BISA Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group.
Researching emotion in International Relations: A conversation on methodologies postgraduate/ECR virtual workshop
Postgraduate and ECR workshop.
Emotions in Politics and IR Book Prize 2020 - virtual roundtable
A discussion between prize winner Robin Markwica and the judges for the BISA EPIR book prize.
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