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Doing epistemic decolonisation in Bosnia: Peripheral selves
A reflection on the possibilities of decolonisation within scholarship on South East.
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Materialities of inequality and the epistemic potential of SEE
A reflection on the epistemic potential of South East Europe.
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Agonistic peace agreements? Analytical tools and dilemmas
Watch Lisa Strömbom, Isabel Bramsen and Anne Lene Stein give a short summary of their RIS article.
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The Art of Forgetting: Art and Peacebuilding in Moldova and Transnistria
Discusses art, political engagement, and peacebuiliding in Moldova and Transnistria
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An update from the European Journal of International Security
The editorial team from our journal tell us about a new symposium on The morality of security & more
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The Military Ties Between African Ruling Parties and North Korea
Focus of this blog is military ties between southern African liberation movements and North Korea.
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Best of the fortnight - 18 March
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR news this fortnight.
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Call for papers: Emotions meets ethics
Call for papers for the workshop: Emotions meets Ethics: a conversation on world politics
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Pursuing a career outside of academia
Panel discussion about careers outside of academia.
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Beyond formal powers: Understanding the African Union's authority on the ground
Antonia Witt discusses the key points from her RIS article on International Organisations (IO).
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Taking part in Model NATO - A case study
We talk to student delegate Becci Dugdale (Westminster) about her experience at Model NATO 2022.
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BISA/FCDO Model NATO sees students gain transferable skills
On 11 March almost 100 students from 15 UK universities took part in our annual Model NATO with FCDO
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EJIS conversations - Decolonising war
We talk to Tarak Barkawi about his popular European Journal of International Security article.
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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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The politics of austerity: global and local
We'll reflect upon what makes austerity possible and what austerity makes possible in its wake.
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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?
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Why study International Relations?
An International Relations degree will include insights from various intersecting disciplines, including Political Science, Economics, History and Sociology.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Torturous journeys: Cruelty, international law, and pushbacks and pullbacks over the Mediterranean Sea
Watch Jamal Barnes discuss the key takeaways from his article in Review of International Studies.
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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
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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.
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'The West and the Rest: Challenging the Emotions Research Agenda' - workshop review
Our Emotions in Politics and IR working group held a workshop 'The West and the Rest'.
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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.
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BISA 2022 conference reception
BISA 2022 conference reception at the Wylam Brewery Address Palace of Arts
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