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?
Upcoming events
We might not be able to hold face-to-face events due to the current situation with COVID-19, but we're holding regular virtual events including webinars, roundtables, and meet-ups for our Postgraduate Network (PGN). 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 catch up by clicking through to our YouTube channel. Examples include 'How to develop inclusive online teaching', 'Decolonising politics curricula' and 'Sustaining the outer space environment'.
Emerging research in global nuclear politics
Showcasing new research on norms, symbols and structures of power in global nuclear politics.
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.
Joint event: BISA and PSA - What makes a good online lecture?
Whether and when a lecture is the appropriate teaching tool, asynchronous v synchronous and more.
Careers in Her Majesty's Government
From diplomats to policymakers to specialists, find out what opportunities there are for you in HMG.
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.
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.
Critical concepts and methods: A PPWG virtual event
Debates around populist movements and authoritarian governments in contemporary world politics.
Governing subjectivities, and the performativity of governance: A PPWG virtual event
Panels providing novel approaches to central questions of governance, identity and difference.
Author meets critics: cloud ethics
A discussion about Cloud Ethics by Louise Amoore, and a meeting between the author and her critics.
Architecture and politics in Africa - making, living and imagining identities through buildings
A one-day conference on politics in sub-Saharan Africa through an examination of public architecture
The Responsibility to Protect in a changing world order
Experts in the field analyse the Responsibility to Protect in the context of a changing world order.
Memory and South East Europe: Global currents of activism and contestation
Contemporary memory politics, its contestation, and memory activism within south-east Europe.
Book launches: new perspectives in international political theory
Four recently published, cutting-edge books on International Political Theory.
Reimagining world order and transnational democracy
This event seeks to (re)imagine new and innovative visions of world order.
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