Sustaining the outer space environment: now and in the future - virtual roundtable
What are the critical problems? Who are the actors? What news on space sustainability? Find out here
Decolonising politics curricula: pedagogies, strategies and reflections - virtual roundtable
HE teachers offer critical perspectives on power relations, inequalities, and marginalisation.
PGN virtual meet up – adapting to lockdown
Catch up with PGN colleagues to share best practice and experiences in these challenging times.
BISA 2020 virtual exhibition hall
A virtual space to explore the partners who had booked early for the #BISA2020 conference
Effective teaching goes ‘Behind the Headlines’
The teaching strategies and innovations that made ‘Behind the Headlines’ a successful UG module
Locations confirmed for #BISA2021 and #BISA2022 conferences
We are delighted to confirm the locations for the BISA conferences in 2021 and 2022.
‘Peace operations in the global context: national and regional interpretations of intervention’
This two-day conference is the second in a series of events organised by the BISA Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Working Group which explores how peace operations are conceptualised and implemented from 'local', 'national/regional' and 'global' perspectives.
Cancelled: BISA Reception – ISA 2020 Honolulu
Join us at the ISA 2020 conference in Hawaii for a BISA reception.
Why study International Relations?
An International Relations degree will include insights from various intersecting disciplines, including Political Science, Economics, History and Sociology.
What can the face tell us about politics?
Images of the face are striking, whether they are snapshots or carefully composed portraits. What is it that makes these images so powerful?
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