Introducing the Post-Structural Politics Working Group conveners
Introducing the Post-Structural Politics Working Group Co-Convenors
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Best of the week - 30 October 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the week - 23 October 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Decision 2020 – Academic live review
24 hours – 13 universities – 1 election. We are sponsoring a live broadcast on US election night.
Are you interested in religion and international studies?
A BISA member is looking to form a new working group - Religion and International Studies (RAIS).
Best of the week - 16 October 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Benjamin Meiches wins 2019 Review of International Studies Best Article Prize
We're delighted to announce the winner of the 2019 Review of International Studies Best Article
Review of International Studies - call for Special Issue and Forum proposals
BISA journal Review of International Studies (RIS) is calling for special issue and forum proposals.
Best of the week - 9 October 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
International Relations as a Social Science: 2020 newsletter and call for events
The 2020 newsletter from our International Relations as a Social Science Working Group.
Best of the week - 2 October 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
New referral incentive scheme for BISA members – three months free membership!
Current members can receive three months free BISA membership for every new member they refer.
Work for us – Conference Assistant vacancy
We are seeking a Conference Assistant to assist us with the set up and delivery of our conference.
#BISA2021 will be virtual
We can confirm that our 2021 annual conference will be held virtually during w/c Monday 21 June.
A nuclear order in flux? Surviving the next 75 years…
Proposals are invited for the Seventh Annual Conference of the Global Nuclear Order Working Group.
Best of the week - 25 September 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the week - 18 September 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the week - 11 September 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the summer - 4 September 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related summer news.
Winner announced - Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group Book Prize 2020
The Emotions working group is delighted to announce the winner of the 2020 Book Prize.
Work for us – Administrator vacancy
We are seeking a dependable, self-motivated, organised and IT literate administrator.
Webinar series review - Teaching politics and IR online
Missed one of our L&T webinars? Need confirmation of your attendance for CPD records? Read this now.
BISA journals uncovered – bringing you the latest research
In the coming weeks and months we’ll be showcasing a wide range of articles from both our journals.
Meet the new PGN committee
The three new elected officers will take up their positions in September 2020.
European Journal of International Security – Summer 2020 update
Our editorial team provide an update on their objectives and the open call for special issues.
2020 IPMRD Best Article Award
Nominations for the IPMRD second Annual Best Article Award are now open.
Work for us – Events and Comms Assistant vacancy
We’re seeking a dependable, self-motivated and organised individual starting at the end of August.
Nominations for International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora committee
View the nominations for the IPMRD Working Group committee 2020.
Shortlist announced for 2020 IPEG book prize
Six books have been shortlisted for the 2020 BISA IPEG book prize
Supporting our community: fundraising for James Flint
We are shocked and saddened to find out that member James Flint is battling aggressive brain cancer.
Best of the week - 24 July 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Updated joint BISA/PSA call for nominations to REF 2021 sub-panel 19 - Politics and International Studies
Nominations have been re-opened following a change in the REF timeline owing to COVID-19.
Best of the week - 17 July 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the week - 10 July 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Best of the week - 3 July 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora Working Group Annual Best Book Award 2020
Nominations are now open for the second Annual Best Book Award. Closing date 1 August 2020.
Introducing the NGO and Civil Society Working Group conveners
Here we introduce the working group conveners: Dr Angela Crack and Dr Erla Thrandardottir.
Best of the week - 26 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
Call for nominations for International Politics of Migration, Refugees and Diaspora Working Group conveners
Nominations are open for several positions including Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and more.
Teaching politics and IR online: “design matters” webinar series
We are pleased to announce a joint webinar series on teaching online with our colleagues the PSA.
Best of the week - 19 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you a round up of the best podcasts and readings on IR-related news this week.
A new deal for UK Higher Education
On 17 June a letter signed by 48 associations was sent to ministers to call for increased HE funding
BISA 2020 prize winners announced
We're delighted to announce the winners of the 2020 BISA awards and prizes.
Special discounts to mark #BISA2020
We're happy to be marking the dates of #BISA2020 with a range of discounts, events and more.
Best of the week - 12 June 2020
Juliet Dryden brings you the best podcasts and readings on COVID-19 this week, as well as other news
Open access review - BISA response
UKRI sought views on its proposed open access policy and related considerations via a consultation.
Black Lives Matter – a BISA statement on recent events
We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and its calls for systematic change.
Message from the BISA Chair on Covid-19: we’re open, we’re active and we are adapting to the ‘new normal’
Mark Webber discusses the response to this extraordinary year, and plans to support the IR community
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