Christendom in International Relations: imaginaries and afterlives - virtual panel
How should we understand Christendom in world politics and as a referent of IR? This panel explores.
Discussing doing fieldwork in areas of international intervention: A guide to research in violent and closed contexts
Practical guidance for researchers embarking on fieldwork in violent, repressed and closed contexts.
Internationalisation and the challenge to academic freedom: between authoritarian control and the logic of the market
Six academics with experience from across the globe address the question of academic freedom.
PGN virtual meet up - networking in an age of social distancing
Peter Finn provides tips from academics about how to network in an age of social distancing.
The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) at 50 - virtual roundtable
Ignacio Cartagena, Spanish Consul General in Edinburgh, chairs this roundtable on the NPT at 50.
Joint event: BISA and Chatham House - Meet the editors
In the absence of the BISA 2020 conference, we bring you our first virtual meet the editors session.
The Wonderful World of Webinars - how to develop inclusive online teaching
Alistair McNaught, specialist on accessibility and inclusion, leads this learning and teaching event
PGN virtual meet up - Self-esteem, productivity, and ‘failure’: managing expectations during lockdown
Catch up with fellow BISA PGN members to discuss what life is like during these challenging times.
Effective online teaching - webinar
Dr William Brown, Senior Lecturer in Government and Politics at the Open University, presents.
What role for the academy and independent 'experts' in the post-truth era? - virtual roundtable
Current challenges, the role of ‘experts’ and the methodological and theoretical tools they use.
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