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Open access review - BISA response
UKRI sought views on its proposed open access policy and related considerations via a consultation.
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The best of gender and nuclear research – BISA 2020 prize recipients in discussion
Three of this year’s prize recipients are brought together in this webinar to talk about their work.
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Changing the dynamics of conflict in Palestine and Israel
A panel on conflict dynamics on multiple scales in the Middle East, Europe and Palestine-Israel.
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Best of the week - 12 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you the best podcasts and readings on COVID-19 this week, as well as other news
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Special discounts to mark #BISA2020
We're happy to be marking the dates of #BISA2020 with a range of discounts, events and more.
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COVID-19 - BISA Global Health Working Group research and response
A look at the activities of the Global Health Working Group and members during the COVID-19 crisis.
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A new deal for UK Higher Education
On 17 June a letter signed by 48 associations was sent to ministers to call for increased HE funding
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Black lives and the international - virtual roundtable
Reflect on the histories and futures of Black struggle and its implications for ‘the international’.
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Best of the week - 19 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
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Teaching politics and IR online: “design matters” webinar series
We are pleased to announce a joint webinar series on teaching online with our colleagues the PSA.
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Beyond alternative: assessment as the forgotten piece in online learning
Building Online Learning Communities (OLC’s) to provide quality learning experiences/assessment.
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Online teaching and the ‘disadvantage gap’
To what extent does online teaching reduce/enlarge the ‘disadvantage gap'? What are some solutions?
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Pastoral care online
How do we talk about feelings and emotions when we are all trapped in little boxes on the screen?
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Module design for online and blended learning
Key steps to think about in designing – or redesigning – a module for distance learning.
Analysis
International Political Economy Working Group book prize - call for nominations now open
Details of the call for nominations for the BISA IPEG book prize (best book published in 2019)
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Considering information literacy in a changed learning environment
Do physical libraries matter now that ‘we can Google everything’? What about information literacy?
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - What did you want to know about online teaching but were afraid to ask? Q&A/ask the experts
Ask questions about online teaching, module design and production leading up to the start of term.
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Doing it digitally: how online delivery can improve statistics teaching
Helen Williams on teaching statistical analysis through blended learning. Tips, tricks and prep.
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Joint event: BISA and PSA - Running an online seminar/tutorial in Politics and IR
How to encourage student participation in online seminars/tutorials, what to avoid and expect.
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Best of the week - 26 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
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European security and current events
Our European Security Working Groups host three panels on current events affecting Europe.
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Joint event: BISA and Chatham House - Conducting research in a think tank: opportunities and challenges
An introduction to a number of Think Tanks that work on issues of importance to IR.
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Foreign policy analysis in the Middle East: leadership, threat perception and intervention
A discussion on Robert Mason's new textbook 'New Perspectives on Middle East Politics'.
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Methods in Critical Terrorism Studies
A seminar discussing qualitative and quantitative methods used to understand terrorism.
Analysis
A time to tackle disadvantage - Chris Hanretty on his recent report on career trends in PIR departments
Chris Hanretty (Royal Holloway, University of London) gives his thoughts on the key report findings.
Analysis
Review of International Studies Best Article Prize in discussion: Topological twists in the Syrian conflict
José Ciro Martínez discusses his 2020 BISA award-winning article with RIS editor Martin Coward.
Analysis
Review of International Studies Best Article Prize in discussion: Returning to the root
David Duriesmith and Sara Meger discuss their feminist IR article with RIS editor Martin Coward.
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Call for papers - CPD mentorship workshop: Abolitionist thinking as an unanswered question
CPD is inviting early-career and doctoral scholar members to submit papers to a mentorship workshop.
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Colonial Postcolonial Decolonial Paper Prize for Early-Career Scholars
CPD have launched a new prize for early-career researchers in the development of peer-reviewed work.
Analysis
Gender inclusion transforms rather than threatens elite bargains to end conflict
Alexandra Phelan and Jacqui True discuss how women continue to be excluded from peace processes.
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