Benevolence in international relations
A roundtable from the Critical Contemporary Research on International Political Theory Working Group.
Content from Contemporary Research on International Political Theory (CRIPT) working group
Contemporary Research on International Political Theory (CRIPT)
CRIPT – Contemporary Research on International Political Theory – is one of our longest operating working groups, established in the 1990s. Our main purpose is to foster research in international political theory.
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The conjunction of prefiguration and utopia - concepts, conflicts, crossovers
Join the CRIPT Working Group for an event on prefiguration and utopia.
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.
Contemporary Research on International Political Theory postgraduate masterclass: theorising the global right
The Contemporary Research on International Research on International Political Theory Working Group are holding a postgraduate masterclass on theorising the global right.
Roundtable: 'On Global Learning'
Roundtable discussion: 'On Global Learning'
Becoming International: A roundtable
A roundtable discussing the recently published 'Becoming International' by Jens Bartelson.
'The Humanity of Universal Crime': A roundtable
Sinja Graf will discuss her recent publication followed by reflections from the panel and a Q&A.
Women’s International Thought: A masterclass
Kim Hutchings and Patricia Owens will discuss the motivation for the award-winning anthology.
'Praxis as a Perspective on International Politics' roundtable
A roundtable from the Contemporary Research on International Political Theory Working Group.
International political theory postgraduate masterclass
IPT Postgrad Masterclass The Trouble with Critique: Questioning in International Political Thought
The Civil Condition in World Politics roundtable
We will discuss The Civil Condition in World Politics: Beyond Tragedy and Utopianism
Care and the Pluriverse roundtable
We will discuss the recently published 'Care and the Pluriverse' by Maggie FitzGerald.
Finding your voice in theoretical writing
Workshop for PhD candidates and ECRs on developing a voice in academic writing.
Reimagining world order and transnational democracy
This event seeks to (re)imagine new and innovative visions of world order.
Book launches: new perspectives in international political theory
Four recently published, cutting-edge books on International Political Theory.
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