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FPWG Event Report: Social Movements and Policy Outcomes: How right-wing grassroots groups influence foreign policy
FPWG supported a workshop on how right-wing grassroots groups influence foreign policy.
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FPWG Event Report: Understanding foreign policy making within Area Studies
FPWG members discussed the relationship between Foreign Policy Analysis and Area Studies.
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Where to now for REF? BISA responds to the Future Research Assessment Programme
Learn about the potential changes for REF2028, then read our response and proposed next steps.
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Ecocide in International Relations
A call for submissions from Dr Suwita Hani Randhawa, co-convener of the ILP Working Group.
Analysis
IR Career Starters - November 2023
382 internships, traineeships, fellowships and entry-level positions in International Relations.
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CPD Paper Prize Winner 2023: Racial/Gender Capitalism in Malaysia: Contested Scripts, Muted Repertoires
A video interview with the winner of the CPD Paper Prize for 2023, by Martin Coward.
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Global Health Working Group Annual General Meeting 2023
The Annual General Meeting of the Global Health Working Group.
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BISA and UACES joint letter to the UK Prime Minister on the restriction of academic freedom
A joint letter from BISA and UACES to the UK Prime Minister on the restriction of academic freedom.
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CPD Statement in Solidarity with Palestine
Statement in solidarity with Palestine
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On Carcerality, Counterextremism, Counterterrorism and Criminology
In this article, Aaron reflects on Carcerality, Counterextremism, Counterterrorism and Criminology.
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Becoming a humanitarian state: A performative analysis of ‘status-seeking’ as statecraft in world politics
Ali Bilgic discusses his new Review of International Studies (RIS) article.
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Take Five - 3 November 2023
Dominic Hart brings you the five best IR-related podcasts and readings this fortnight. Take five.
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CPD Paper Prize Honourable Mention 2023: Theorising Peru Profundo
Lead editor of Review of International Studies, Martin Coward, interviews George Ygarza.
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STORIES I WISH I COULD(N’T) TELL: Reflections from a train to nowhere
A reflection on stories she wishes she couldn't tell, or reflections from a train to nowhere.
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On Prisons, by Acabatha
A reflection on prison, by Acabatha Christie.
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Historicising Countertransference across Terrains of Colonial Trauma: Reimagining Universalism from Below
In this article, Nichola Khan proposes historicising countertransference to reimagine universalisms.
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‘The Museum Will Not Be Decolonised’: The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s African Origin of Civilisation exhibition 2021-.
This article discusses how the museum will not be decolonised, in reference to the Met's exhibition.
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Deviance and Normativity in Egypt’s Counterrevolution
In this article, Amira Abdelhamid discusses deviance and normativity in Egypt’s counterrevolution.
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CPD Paper Prize Winner 2022: Decolonial Aesthesis and Racial Capitalism in the Postcolonial Arab Gulf States
Lead editor of Review of International Studies, Martin Coward, interviews Maia Entwistle
Analysis
belonging in between
a short film about belonging in between, by Mazvita Zhou
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Towards a Feminist Geopolitics of Economic Sanctions and Gendered Insecurity
Lead editor of Review of International Studies, Martin Coward, interviews Asma Abdi
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CPD Paper Prize Honourable Mention 2023: A Pilgrimage Back to the Self
Lead editor of Review of International Studies, Martin Coward, interviews Sara Abdel Ghany.
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The rise of the Global South and its impact on foreign policy dynamics
An event discussing the expansion of the BRICS bloc and the impact of the rise of the Global South.
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Towards a post-imperial and Global IR?: Revisiting Khatami’s Dialogue among Civilisations
The authors discuss their new Review of International Studies (RIS) article.
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Coping with international politics: A case study of Hong Kong
The authors discuss their new Review of International Studies (RIS) article.
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Emotions, International Relations, and the everyday: Individuals’ emotional attachments to international organisations
Anne-Marie Houde discusses her new Review of International Studies (RIS) article.
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On Knowledge-making in the Arab World: Polycrises, Polarisation, and Impossibilities
In this article, Ali Kassem discusses knowledge-making in the Arab World.
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