Book talk: Queering Governance and International Law
Join GIRWG for a 'Zoomside' chat on the book Queering Governance and International Law by Dr Caitlin Biddolph
Upcoming events
The majority of our events are open to both members and non-members, though non-members usually need to pay a fee.
We continue 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 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. We look forward to seeing you!
If you want to find out more about our previous events you can view a list or search by working group via our past events page. If you've missed one of our events you can find some of them on our YouTube channel.
Postgraduate masterclass: Pacifism and critical international political theory in a time of genocide and war
Join the Contemporary Research on IPT Working Group for a postgraduate masterclass on pacifism.
New Undergraduate Network for International Relations and Foreign Policy
Join the first session of the BISA/BFPG undergraduate network!
Worlding from South East Europe, remaking international relations
Register for the South East Europe Working Group's fourth annual workshop taking place online.
Pathways for environment research: academia, activism, policy
Join the ECP Working Group for an event on the future of environmental research
Public engagement in research: tools and reflections on reaching new audiences
Join the PKPBHR Working Group for a webinar session on the alternative tools used to showcase research
Space as a 21st century mixed economy: An old concept for a new space
Join the Astropolitics Working Group for their third annual lecture delivered by Dr Xavier Pasco.
Why do countries publish national security strategies? New insights from AI and global data
Register for the new ISET event on why countries publish national security strategies.
Research directors’ forum: navigating changes to UoA19 and beyond
Join us first event in this year’s BISA Research Directors’ Forum series.
Reimagining internationalisation in International Studies: from global structures to academic responsibility
Join BISA, ISA and European Consortium for Political Research for a joint event on the role of scientific associations.
Meet the editors: publishing webinar with the Review of International Studies
Join the AISWG for a publishing webinar with the Review of International Studies.
Alternative ecological futures: Art, climate change and the radical imagination
Join author Carl Death and others for a roundtable on questions his new book African Climate Futures poses.
Third annual Astropolitics Working Group workshop
Register for the Astropolitics Working Groups' third annual workshop.
Book talk: Nigerian Security - The Tragedy of Latent Great Powers
Join author Manu Lekunze to discuss new book Nigerian Security:
The Tragedy of Latent Great Powers.
The Tragedy of Latent Great Powers.
Research directors’ forum: What role for AI in international studies research?
Register for the next Research Directors’ Forum event.
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