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Part one of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group interview series

Part two of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group interview series

Part three of the Post-Structural Politics working group interview series

Part four of the Post-Structural Politics interview series

Here we look back at the past convenors of the Post-Structural Politics Working Group

Part five of the Post-Structural Politics interview series

A discussion about Cloud Ethics by Louise Amoore, and a meeting between the author and her critics.

Debates around populist movements and authoritarian governments in contemporary world politics.

Panels providing novel approaches to central questions of governance, identity and difference.

Toppling of statues and monuments has put sites of collective memory at the heart of public debate.

PPWG Annual General Meeting, Wednesday 4 November, 14.00-15.00

The PPWG invites submissions for the 2021 BISA conference, and for future PPWG virtual events

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.