Analysis
The costs of war: Condolence payments and the politics of killing civilians
Juliet Dryden interviews Thomas Gregory on this emotive topic that has been back in the news.
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Invitation to tender for journal publishing services
We are accepting tenders from organisations interested in publishing our two academic journals.
Analysis
Inadvertent reproduction of Eurocentrism in IR: The politics of critiquing Eurocentrism
Juliette Tolay discusses her latest Review of International Studies article on Eurocentrism.
News
Best of the fortnight - 8 October 2021
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Event
BISA/PSA Heads of Department meeting
The first in our 2021/22 series of PIR Heads of Department meetings.
Event
How can research directors support research recovery in politics and IR?
Event aimed at research directors chaired by Sophie Harman
News
Call for papers - European Journal of International Security
Our journal EJIS invites paper proposals from early-career/postgraduate research colleagues by 4 Nov
Analysis
The emergence and evolution of International Relations studies in postcolonial South Korea
Jungmin Seo & Young Chul Cho summarise key points from their Review of International Studies article
News
Looking for new convenors
BISA SEE convenorship
Event
EJIS annual lecture – Ecological security: climate change and the construction of security – Matt McDonald
EJIS annual lecture hosted by the University of Leeds.
Event
Global Health Working Group AGM 2021
The working group is looking for new conveners and will discuss other items also.
Analysis
Framing, truth-telling, and the limits of local transitional justice
Adam Kochanski discusses his article from the latest issue of Review of International Studies.
Event
The return of neutral foreign policies: Eurasian developments
Neutrality policies in Europe, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia after 1991.
News
New issue and associate editor for the European Journal of International Security
Issue 6(4) of our journal EJIS is out now, and they've appointed Olaf Corry as Associate Editor.
Analysis
A pedagogical discussion with Naeem Inayatullah
Ilan Baron interviews Naeem Inayatullah as part of his BISA-sponsored learning and teaching project.
Event
Missing voices and methodologies: decolonisation and indigenous perspectives in challenging eurocentricity in critical terrorism studies
The third event in the Critical Terrorism Studies working group seminar series.
Analysis
EJIS conversations: Post-Western IR and its relationship to security studies
In the first of an exciting new discussion series, Jason Ralph talks to Navnita Chadha Behera.
Event
#aww: Academic Writing Workshop
The BISA PGN online interactive #aww: academic writing workshop facilitated by Dr Clare Lynch
News
Best of the fortnight - 22 October 2021
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR news this fortnight.
Event
IPEG early career event: navigating the academic job market
Academic job market Q&A event aimed early career scholars working in IPEG and related fields.
Analysis
Human rights and regional integration in West Africa: a discourse on the ECOWAS Community Court
Catch up on this fascinating lecture with Right Honourable Mojeed Alabi, Kurt Mills and Peter Brett.
News
Call for contributions to the Africa and International Studies Working Group blog
The Africa group are looking for blog content and are also releasing a conversation series.
News
BISA and African Affairs Postgraduate Paper Prize winner 2021
Africa and International Studies Working Group have announced the winner of their 2021 paper prize.
Event
PGR introduction and social event
Netowrking event for PHD and MRes students interested in South East Europe.
Political campaigning and lobbying
An explanation of the law relating to what campaigning and lobbying is acceptable from charities.
Statement on academic freedom
academic freedom is central to BISA. We share the position of the Royal Society on academic freedom.
Event
Meet the new IRSS conveners
IRSS has new conveners who would like to invite you to meet them and talk about future plans.
Analysis
Pushing resistance theory in IR beyond ‘opposition’: The constructive resistance of the #MeToo movement in Japan
Mona Lilja discusses the key points from her article in BISA journal Review of International Studies
Analysis
Expectations for COP26 - Matthew Peterson and Caroline Kuzemko
Before COP26 begins, RIS editor Mat asks Caroline about benchmarking, net zero, COP mania and more.
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