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The Post-Structural Politics Working Group are searching for a new convener.

Part six of the Post-Structural Politics working group's interview series.

Leading journal editors on how to publish in IR journals receptive to post-structural approaches.

The first episode of a new podcast from the Post-structural Politics Working Group on critical IR.

New book talk from our Emotions in Politics and international relations Working Group.

Working groups can apply for funding to run face-to-face events where this is better than virtual.

If you missed UG event series: Revision and exam strategies virtual event, watch the recording here.

The Learning and Teaching Small Grants are provided to support a discrete piece of international studies related teaching activity and/or pedagogic research. The value of the award is up to £3,000.

The US Foreign Policy group are organising a series of online research seminars for 2021.

Our three individual funds are tailored to provide support at each stage of your academic career.

We launched the Early Career Small Research Grants (ECSRG) in 2015 in celebration of our 40th anniversary, and provide up to £3,000 per grant.

Instructions for forming a BISA working group.

Ellis Robyn Mallet discusses choosing and securing a place on a PhD programme.

Present your US foreign policy research at our symposium in Liverpool in September.

The latest rules and regulations for BISA working groups.

Cambridge Studies in International Relations is a joint initiative we have undertaken with Cambridge University Press (CUP). The series comprises over 150 books and publishes the best new scholarship in International Studies.

The authors discuss the key points from their Review of International Studies article.

If you missed 'Artificial intelligence: Thinking beyond the headlines' catch up with the recording.

The Critical Military Studies Working Group are holding a knowledge exchange workshop with the Defence Research Network to bridge the gap between academia and the Ministry of Defence.

The author discusses the key points from his new Review of International Studies article.

The authors discuss the key points from their new Review of International Studies article.

Explore innovative methods for teaching on issues related to nuclear governance/politics with GNO.

Join our Global health Working Group for an in-person book launch of the fully updated second edition of 'Global Health Governance', by Professor Sophie Harman and Dr Andreas Papamichail.

Gain practical insights on common challenges, fostering engagement and creative teaching techniques.

The BISA conference will commence with a public lecture given by Professor Cynthia Enloe on 17 June.

Nathan Sadd brings you the five best IR-related podcasts and readings this fortnight. Take five.

Each quarter we bring you updates on the latest book releases from BISA members.