Call for Papers: 2022 IPEG Workshop - IPE in (Post-)Pandemic Times
Call for papers for the January 2022 BISA-IPEG workshop at the University of Warwick
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International Political Economy (IPEG)
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The main purpose of IPEG is to bring together scholars and students with an interest in IPE. It provides a forum where we can meet to discuss our work, and also seeks, when appropriate, to further the interests of this broad and growing academic community within the UK. IPEG is one of the principal working groups under the umbrella of BISA, with just over 400 members. Whilst the majority of these are British, there are many IPEG members who live and work in Europe, North America, Africa, Asia and Australasia.
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News and analysis
Disability and neoliberalism with Dr Georgia van Toorn
The second of a series of IPEG Interviews on Embodied Inequality, led by convener Dr Ben Richardson.
Sexuality and Queer Political Economy with Dr Nicola Smith
The first of a series of IPEG Interviews on Embodied Inequality, led by convener Dr Ben Richardson.
Shortlist announced for 2021 IPEG book prize
Six books have been shortlisted for the 2021 BISA IPEG book prize.
Nominate for the IPEG book prize (best book published 2020)
Nominations are open for the International Political Economy Working Group book prize for 2020.
BISA-IPEG 2020 Book Prize Announcement
Announcing the winner of the 2020 BISA-IPEG book prize (for the best IPE book published in 2019).
Teaching IPE online: thinking about ‘pandemic pedagogies’ in the IPE classroom
Some reflections on teaching International Political Economy online.
Shortlist announced for 2020 IPEG book prize
Six books have been shortlisted for the 2020 BISA IPEG book prize
Upcoming events
IPEG early career event: navigating the academic job market
Academic job market Q&A event aimed early career scholars working in IPEG and related fields.
International Political Economy Working Group 2020 Book Prize lecture
IPEG working group 2020 book prize lecture with Professor Kate Bedford.