The political use of victimhood: Spanish collective memory of ETA through the war on terror paradigm
Juliet Dryden interviews RIS authors Charlotte Heath-Kelly and Laura Fernández de Mosteyrín.
Curating conflict: Political violence in museums, memorials and exhibitions (A PPWG virtual event)
Toppling of statues and monuments has put sites of collective memory at the heart of public debate.
Access to information in a changed learning environment
Stephen Thornton looks at changed access to information resources as a result of the pandemic.
Careers in Her Majesty's Government
From diplomats to policymakers to specialists, find out what opportunities there are for you in HMG.
The Responsibility to Protect in a changing world order
Experts in the field analyse the Responsibility to Protect in the context of a changing world order.
Book launches: new perspectives in international political theory
Four recently published, cutting-edge books on International Political Theory.
Memory and South East Europe: Global currents of activism and contestation
Contemporary memory politics, its contestation, and memory activism within south-east Europe.
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.
Governing subjectivities, and the performativity of governance: A PPWG virtual event
Panels providing novel approaches to central questions of governance, identity and difference.
Critical concepts and methods: A PPWG virtual event
Debates around populist movements and authoritarian governments in contemporary world politics.
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