Book talk: Rethinking civil society regionalism in Africa: Challenges and opportunities in democratic participation and peacebuilding in the Post-ECOWAS vision 2020
Discussing new publication by Dr Dele Kogbe.
Africa and International Studies: Past events
Rethinking methodologies in international relations: towards an interdisciplinary approach using randomised control trials
This event explores the use and design of Randomised Control Trials.
Africa and International Studies Working Group AGM 2024
Details of the BISA Africa and International Studies Working Group Annual General Meeting.
Thirty years of South African foreign policy and UK relations
A joint event from the Africa and International Studies Working Group and Chatham House.
Postgraduate work-in-progress workshop
Join the Africa and International Studies WG for a work-in-progress session designed to help PGRs.
Piecing the peace together: hybridisation processes and the local
A hybrid event taking part in Madagascar as part of the HYBRICON Project.
Methodologies in International Relations: Doing systematic reviews
A virtual event from the Africa and International Studies Working Group.
Humour and politics in Africa: Beyond resistance
This event will explore the relationship between humour and politics in Africa.
Africa's imprints: Historicising African contributions to International Relations
The webinar seeks to remedy some of the neglect of African scholars' theoretical contributions to IR
What is holding Africa back in decolonising International Relations?
What is preventing the decolonisation of International Relations? With Timothy Shaw and Toyin Falola
African International Relations in the new time of global crises
This panel aims to address challenges affecting Africa's stability and political economy.
Beyond the PhD: Excursus on postdoctoral funding applications
Training event for postgraduate students working in Africa and International Studies
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
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