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From theory to practice; PhDs in international affairs
Alexander Borum discusses taking your PhD into the more operational side of international affairs.
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Cancelled - BISA PGN annual conference 2020
Statement from the PGN on the cancellation of their 2020 conference due to COVID-19
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The Civil Condition in World Politics roundtable
We will discuss The Civil Condition in World Politics: Beyond Tragedy and Utopianism
Analysis
Shape the future of the Politics and International Relations Degree
QAA consultation on the 5th edition of the Politics and International Relations Benchmark Statement
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International political theory postgraduate masterclass
IPT Postgrad Masterclass The Trouble with Critique: Questioning in International Political Thought
Analysis
Snapshots podcast: episode four - Professor Sophie Harman
Episode four of the Global Health Working Group's podcast features Professor Sophie Harman.
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IR Career Starters - October 2022
247 internships, traineeships, fellowships and entry-level positions in International Relations.
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Next research directors' forum
Private zoom meeting for research directors to have an open discussion.
Analysis
The global tree: Forests and the possibility of a multispecies IR
A discussion of the forest in 3 contexts: the global, the (post)colonial, and from the tree itself.
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Cancelled - BISA 2020 Conference
In light of the public health situation connected to COVID-19, BISA 2020 has been cancelled.
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.
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Best of lockdown so far - 17 April
Juliet Dryden brings you the best podcasts, reading and news from the first three weeks of lockdown.
Analysis
Books for the lockdown
BISA Chair, Mark Webber, asked academics and publishers what lockdown reading they would recommend.
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Best of the week - 24 April 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you the best podcasts and readings on COVID-19 this week, as well as other news
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Best of the week - 17 September 2021
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Analysis
Scholars working on Afghanistan and its diaspora - Reading list
A reading list compiled by Sanaa Alimia focusing on scholarship that moves beyond the usual tropes.
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#TouchBaseTuesday: let's chat about the BISA PGN
Start of year event to meet the new PGN committee, discuss future events, and socialise.
News
Best of the week - 24 September 2021
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Analysis
Book symposium on Adom Getachew 'Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination'
Sarah Gray, Radia Kesseiri and Peter Brett provide reviews and author Adom Getachew responds.
Analysis
Disability and neoliberalism with Dr Georgia van Toorn
The second of a series of IPEG Interviews on Embodied Inequality, led by convener Dr Ben Richardson.
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Affect, embodiment and the curation of war: reconciling remembrance and social justice
A joint event organised by the IIR and EPIR working groups on the emotional politics of remembrance.
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In discussion: Joanna Wilson - Postgraduate Network Chair
New PGN Chair, Joanna Wilson, discusses her research, her plans for the PGN and their first event.
Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination - a summary
Adom Getachew provides a summary of Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise & Fall of Self-Determination.
Connectivity, resistance and re-appropriation in Indian Ocean Worldmaking after Empire
Sarah Gray (PhD student, SOAS) discusses Adam Getachew's book.
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Foreign Policy Working Group AGM
The Foreign Policy Working Group AGM 2021. Open to all members.
Algeria’s self-determination and third wordlist policy under President Houari Boumédiène
Radia Kesseiri responds to Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination.
Worldmaking after Empire: A response
Peter Brett responds to Adom Getachew's book Worldmaking after Empire.
A response to reviews of Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination
Author Adom Getachew responds to three reviews of her book as part of the Africa WG book symposium.
Analysis
Introduction to the special issue: The multiple births of International Relations
Vineet Thakur and Karen Smith introduce the upcoming RIS special issue on the multiple births of IR.
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Against ontological capture: Drawing lessons from Amazonian Kichwa relationality
Jarrad Reddekop discusses his new Review of International Studies article with editor Martin Coward.
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