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Register for an opportunity to discuss the analysis and policy directions set out in the National Security Strategy.

Register for the annual IPEG workshop: International Political Economy in a world on fire

Margaret Ifeoma Abazie-Humphrey, discusses valuable takeaways and highlights from the course.

In the third episode of the podcast, Seb Kaempf discusses peacebuilding with Dahlia Simangan.

Julia Calvert and James Scott share their reflections of #BISA2025 in Belfast.

If you missed our roundtable at #BISA2025 featuring former BISA chairs, watch the recording now.

Matthieu Grandpierron gives us his best books on understanding 21st century IR.

Read Saba Joshi's article on their research that was supported by the BISA Early Career Small Research Grant

If you missed the virtual event from Critical Military Studies Working Group, catch up here.

In the fourth podcast episode, Seb Kaempf discusses rethinking ritual dynamics with Maria Mälksoo.

Become a co-convener for the Critical Studies on Terrorism Working Group.

As part of the BISA community we want you to get the most from your membership. Here you can remind yourself of all the benefits and go straight to the areas that interest you. You can also head over to our database and log in to update your details, working group memberships and email preferences.

300 internships, traineeships, fellowships and entry-level positions in International Relations.

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.

Dr Yavuz Tuyloglu shares a summary of his BISA presentation on Turkey's climate politics.

Alvina Hoffmann discusses the key points from her new RIS article.

Ulaş Erdoğdu discusses the key points from his new Review of International Studies article.

Uygar Baspehlivan discusses the key points from his new RIS article.

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

We asked some #BISA2025 delegates to share their reflections of the conference in Belfast.

The call for papers is open for the CST WG online conference taking place on 9 September 2025.

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

Listen to the new podcast from the conveners of the Global Politics and Development Working Group.

Listen to the new podcast from the conveners of the Global Politics and Development Working Group.

Listen to the new podcast from the conveners of the Global Politics and Development Working Group.

Dr Carl Death discusses climate futures and African climate fiction.

We asked some #BISA2025 delegates to share their reflections of the conference in Belfast.

Federico Salvati discusses the key points from his new Review of International Studies article.