Analysis
Empire, exceptionalism, and the rhyming of history
Kevork Oskanian (Exeter) discusses Russian exceptionalism and whether history might repeat itself.
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Perspectives from the Global South on Russia's war in Ukraine
A virtual panel event from the Russian and Eurasian Security Working Group.
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The Russia-China entente and strategic rivalry with the West - virtual roundtable
An examination of the relationships between Russia, China and the USA in a multipolar world.
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Media, politics and the influence of Russia and Eurasian states
Examining the relevance of international media operations on events in Russia, China and beyond.
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Russia's war in Ukraine and International Law
A joint event from RES and the International Law and Politics Working Group.
Analysis
Russian rekindling of the Great Patriotic War
Jade McGlynn discusses use of media and parallels between current events and the Great Patriotic War
News
Academics and artists addressing social challenges
A competition for academics and artists to collaborate to create images of social challenges.
Analysis
Perspectives from the Global South on Russia's war in Ukraine
A recording of the virtual event held on 26 January 2024.
News
Statement from the Russian and Eurasian Security Working Group
A statement from the Russian and Eurasian Security Working Group
Event
Foreign Policy Working Group Third Annual Conference
Join the FPWG in Cambridge for their 3rd Annual Conference.
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Book launch: 'Struggles for the Human: Violent Legality and the Politics of Rights' by Lara Montesinos Coleman
A virtual book launch from the Ethics and World Politics Working Group.
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Using satellite imagery analysis in academic research
An online event on how the role of satellite imagery analysis can be applied in an academic setting.
Analysis
On making peace with nature: Visions and challenges towards an ecological diplomacy
The authors explain the key points from their Review of International Studies article.
Analysis
Rapid response webinar recording - the ICC in Israel and Palestine: Law, politics, and arrest warrants
A recording of the International Law and Politics Working Group event from Tuesday 28 May 2024.
Event
Africa and International Studies Working Group AGM 2024
Details of the BISA Africa and International Studies Working Group Annual General Meeting.
Analysis
Regime of torture: Guantánamo Bay’s ongoing detention and prosecutions of the CIA’s Rendition, Detention, and Interrogation prisoners
The authors explain the key points from their Review of International Studies article.
News
Take Five - 14 June 2024
Dominic Hart brings you the five best IR-related podcasts and readings this fortnight. Take five.
Event
Political Violence, Conflict and Transnational Activism Working Group launch event - invitation only
An invitation only event for the founding members of this new working group.
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Scholars in conversation: Anastasia Shesterinina on understanding civil wars in conversation with Yvan Guichaoua
Research focussed event on understanding civil wars from pre-war to post-war stages.
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Scholars in conversation: Cerwyn Moore and Nir Arielli on foreign fighters
A PVCTA Working Group event discussing Dr Moore and Dr Ariellii's work on 'foreign fighters'.
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Conducting fieldwork in challenging environments: Insights from research in China
A virtual event from the Political Violence, Conflict and Transnational Activism Working Group.
News
Who still wants to be a historical sociologist?
A call for papers for the HSIR Working Group 2021 workshop on the role of Historical Sociology in IR
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Who still wants to be a historical sociologist?
Conference exploring the role of Historical Sociology in International Relations.
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A historical sociology of housing and rentierism: the Spanish case of 'Residential Capitalism'
A workshop brought to you by the Historical Sociology and International Relations Working Group.
Analysis
Teaching international politics on Zoom: tips for fun activities
Patrick Pinkerton from UCL shares teaching tips for Zoom ice-breakers, role play and quizzes.
Analysis
Gathering in vulnerable times: conferences, care, and bringing each other along
Roxani Krystalli discusses what she has learned from her students gathering in vulnerable times.
News
Public Sector Web Accessibility legislation - are you ready?
Universities need to 'meet the accessibility requirement' by 23 Sept 2020. Here's a tool to help.
Event
Britain and international institutions
Exploring the relationship between Britain and international institutions during the 20th century.
Analysis
Q&A with 2019 Thesis Prize Winner Dr James Southern
British International History Group, James Southern, Michael L. Dockrill Thesis Prize, 2019
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