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Our journals - Review of International Studies and the European Journal of International Security - position us at the forefront of the latest developments in International Studies.

John de Bhal discusses the key points from his new RIS article.

Join the ISET Working Group's new convenors for a first meeting and talk!

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.

Episode nine of the Global Health Working Group's podcast features Professor João Nunes.

Join the Global Nuclear Order Working Group for their annual general meeting

Shadi Mokhtari discusses her new RIS article along with the video abstract.

Members can once again benefit from publicity through our partnership with Shepherd.com

Join the US Foreign Policy Working Group for their in-person annual conference at University College London

Nominations are open for prospective candidates to the 2025/26 Postgraduate Network (PGN) Committee.

Jamal Nabulsi discusses his new RIS article along with the video abstract.

Members can benefit from publicity for their books through our partnership with Shepherd.com.

Join the ECP Working Group for an event on the future of environmental research

The Ethics and World Politics Working Group are asking for submissions for their upcoming workshop.

Eve Harrison-Taylor gives you a rundown of the 5 best IR podcasts and articles this fortnight.

Eve Harrison-Taylor gives you a rundown of the 5 best IR podcasts and articles this fortnight.

Over 300 internships, traineeships, fellowships and entry-level positions in IR.

Matthew Flinders and Ailsa Henderson provide an update on the timeline and panel remembers.

Alistair Markland discusses his new RIS article along with the video abstract.

Jason Ralph discusses his new RIS article along with the video abstract.

Srishti Malaviya discusses her new RIS article along with the video abstract.

The Interpretivism in IR working group held a two-day event - Translation in/of World Politics: Language, Practices, Power - at SOAS, University of London, on 17 and 18 January 2020.

Call for papers: Translation in/of World Politics: Language, Practices, Power

Workshop on narrating IR - exploring narrative as concept and method

This event will unpick current narrative trends both inside and outside the region.

This workshop aims to explore the methods, benefits and limitations of a perspectivist approach.

A workshop exploring the range of interpretive methods in the study of the politics of identity.

IIR is organising two panels at the 42nd BISA conference.

Discussing Christine Sylvester's book,Curating and Re-Curating the American Wars in Vietnam and Iraq