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Populism, visual technologies, and the self-mediation of ‘the people’ from the 2002 Venezuelan coup to the 2021 US Capitol riots
Benjamin Moffitt discusses his new RIS article along with the video abstract.
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BISA at 50: Reflections and perspectives – The new dimensions of foreign policy (1975!)
Professor Jack Holland looks back at the themes of the first BISA conference, which took place in 1975.
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Weaponised legal dependence: How states repress their globalised oligarchs
Nikhil Kalyanpur discusess the key points from his new RIS article.
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War of movement: The political economy of conflict escalation in Colombia, 1990–8
Oliver Dodd discuss the key points from his new RIS article.
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Emerging norms and international change: The responsibility not to veto and its impact on the Security Council
Eglantine Staunton discusses the key points from her new RIS article.
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Voices in learning and teaching: Participatory methods for inclusive education
Learn participatory teaching tools to deepen engagement, enhance active learning and inclusive practice.
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CPD annual workshop - Recalibrating our ethical compass: academia in times of crisis
The Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial Working Group are holding their annual workshop in London.
Analysis
Heritage geopolitics: Hegemonic meaning-making, international orders, and the heritagisation of traditional archery in Turkey and beyond
Fulya Hisarlıoğlu and Lerna K Yanık discuss the key points from their new RIS article.
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Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial Paper Prize for Early Career Scholars 2025
This prize is aimed at supporting early-career members in development of peer-reviewed work.
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An update from the European Journal of International Security
Our journal brings you updates on new articles and special section papers.
Model NATO 2026 expression of interest
Fill in this form to express your institution's interest in the BISA/FCDO Model NATO 2026.
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Book talk - Affective Bordering: Race, Deservingness and the Emotional Politics of Migration Control
Join the EPIR Working Group for a book talk from Billy Holzberg on his book on 'Affective Bordering'
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The BISA code of conduct applicable to all those associated with BISA.
Analysis
The best books to understand how the global order is changing
James Pattison gives us his best books to understand how the global order is changing.
Analysis
Spotlight on: Dakila Yee
PhD candidate Dakila Yee shares his research interests and future plans.
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Take Five - 14 November 2025
Eve Harrison-Taylor gives you a rundown of the 5 best IR podcasts and articles this fortnight.
Analysis
Susan Strange meets the everyday: The mundane sources of structural power
Kasper Arabi discuss the key points from his new RIS article.
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Introducing the inaugural BISA/BFPG Undergraduate Network committee
We have appointed a brilliant group of students who will lead the through its first year.
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Call for expressions of interest - BISA/FCDO Model NATO 2026
We will once again be holding a model NATO with the FCDO. Up to 29 universities can participate.
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Emotions in Politics and International Relations seminar series: An introduction to Jacques Lacan
The EPIR Working Group will be joined by Todd McGowan to discuss his Cambridge Introduction to Jacques Lacan.
Analysis
Global politics of cultural heritage: Status, authority, and geopolitics
Elif Kalaycioglu and Jelena Subotić discuss their RIS article and the special issue it introduces.
Analysis
Wha’s like us? The desecuritisation of migration as ontological security-seeking in Scotland
Ian Paterson and Ben Rosher discuss the key points from their new RIS article.
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Decentred dereliction in digital international relations: PeaceTech, ethics, and the cascading of moral responsibility
Andreas T. Hirblinger, Fabian B. Hofmann and Kristoffer Lidén discuss the key points from their new RIS article.
Analysis
Neoclassical realist theory of populist foreign policy
Gustav Meibauer discusses the key points from his new RIS article.
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#BISA2026 War Studies Working Group keynote announced – Waging war, making peace
The War Studies Working Group keynote at #BISA2026 will be a roundtable chaired by Michael Cox.
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Book talk: The National Interest - A new basis for international cooperation in the 21st Century
Join us for a virtual book talk with author Philip Cunliffe on his book.
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Climate negotiation simulation 2025
An annual student experience event designed to raise awareness of the politics of climate change.
Analysis
The protection of cultural property in times of armed conflict: Ethics, gender, and coloniality
Annika Bergman Rosamond discusses the key points from her new RIS article with the video abstract.
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Legitimising international orders: The symbolic dimension of surrender
Alexandros Koutsoukis discusses the key points from his new RIS article with the video abstract.
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