Leadership decapitation in civil war: Leadership arrest and the negotiations between the state and the insurgents.
Ulaş Erdoğdu discusses the key points from his new Review of International Studies article.
The plural professional: How UN human rights experts construct their independence
Alvina Hoffmann discusses the key points from her new RIS article.
#BISA2025 keynote recording: Professor Roland Bleiker - Seeing and sensing world politics
Watch the #BISA2025 50th anniversary keynote from Roland Bleiker on seeing and sensing world politics.
Review of International Studies podcast - episode four
In the fourth podcast episode, Seb Kaempf discusses rethinking ritual dynamics with Maria Mälksoo.
Gender and land-use change in South and Southeast Asian resource frontiers
Read Saba Joshi's article on their research that was supported by the BISA Early Career Small Research Grant
Call for papers: Critical Studies on Terrorism annual virtual conference
The call for papers is open for the CST WG online conference taking place on 9 September 2025.
50 years and counting: reflecting on the discipline and profession of International Studies
If you missed our roundtable at #BISA2025 featuring former BISA chairs, watch the recording now.
Methods Summer School - Knowledge and tools for research with vulnerable populations
Margaret Ifeoma Abazie-Humphrey, discusses valuable takeaways and highlights from the course.
BISA at 50: Reflections and perspectives - A historic setting for reconnecting with old acquaintances and meeting new ones
Brent J Steele, Professor at the University of Utah, shares reflections from #BISA2025 in Belfast.
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