Assessing the impact of emerging technologies on contemporary society and global affairs
Join us for the first conference of the International Studies & Emerging Technologies Working Group.
Upcoming events
We are continuing to hold many of our events virtually, as this means we can engage with members both in the UK and abroad, as well as those with disabilities, those with caring responsibilities, and those for whom the costs of additional travel may be prohibitive. This is also in line with our environmental commitment, reducing the amount of travel required to bring colleagues together from around the world. The majority of our events are open to both members and non-members. We look forward to seeing you there!
If you've missed one of our events you can find some of them on our YouTube channel. Examples include 'How to develop inclusive online teaching', 'Decolonising politics curricula' and 'Sustaining the outer space environment'.
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
‘The Falklands War at 40: Voices of the Conflict’ Thursday 26 May 2022, 15.30-17.00 Lancaster University
The Falklands War at 40: Voices of the Conflict
Early-Career Network (ECN) career development day
A one-day mini conference to provide support for early-career colleagues. The first ECN event.
The politics of austerity: global and local
We'll reflect upon what makes austerity possible and what austerity makes possible in its wake.
BISA and PSA Workshop: Gender, race and the intersections of precarity - an interactive workshop
BISA and PSA workshop at BISA 2022 to follow up on our findings about career trajectories.
BISA 2022 conference reception
BISA 2022 conference reception at the Wylam Brewery Address Palace of Arts
BISA 2022 working group convener meeting
Working group convener meeting at the BISA 2022 conference.
Inaugural War Studies Keynote: Command on the Falklands War - Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman
Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman will give a public talk on the Falklands war as part of #BISA2022.
BISA book club - Imagining Afghanistan: The history and politics of imperial knowledge
Second BISA book club meeting discussing a book by Nivi Manchada.
BISA/PSA Heads of Department meeting
In the next Heads of Department meeting we will be discussing the outcome of the REF process.
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