BISA 2022 conference reception
BISA 2022 conference reception at the Wylam Brewery Address Palace of Arts
Interspecies cosmopolitanism: Non-human power and the grounds of world order in the Anthropocene
Anthony Burke talks to Review of International Studies editor, Martin Coward, about his article.
Snapshots podcast: episode one - Dr Nicholas Thomas
The first episode of the Global Health Working Group's podcast looks at the work of Nicholas Thomas.
Call for papers: Whose new world order?: Conflict, insecurity and war – Interrogating Africa and Global hegemony
Whose new world order?: Conflict, insecurity and war – Interrogating Africa and Global hegemony
The politics of (non-)knowledge at Europe's borders: Errors, fakes, and subjectivity
Claudia Aradau and Sarah Perret summarise the key points from their RIS article.
Announcing the results of CPD's first annual Early Career Researcher Paper Prize
We are excited to announce the results of CPD's first annual Early Career Researcher Paper Prize.
Inaugural War Studies Keynote: Command in the Falklands War - Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman
Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman will give a public talk on the Falklands war as part of #BISA2022.
Foreign policy in turbulent times: national policies, the EU and transatlantic cooperation
How do national security policies interact with EU foreign policy and transatlantic cooperation?
The politics of austerity: global and local
We'll reflect upon what makes austerity possible and what austerity makes possible in its wake.
Call for nominations to serve on the BISA Executive Committee
We're pleased to announce that we have four trustee positions up for election this year.
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