FPWG Event Report: Social Movements and Policy Outcomes: How right-wing grassroots groups influence foreign policy
FPWG supported a workshop on how right-wing grassroots groups influence foreign policy.
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FPWG Event report: Conceptualising Remote Warfare: The Past, Present, and Future
The FPWG and the Oxford Research Group held a joint workshop aimed at conceptualising remote warfare
Gathering in vulnerable times: conferences, care, and bringing each other along
Roxani Krystalli discusses what she has learned from her students gathering in vulnerable times.
Rethinking global ethics in a changing world
A one-day workshop taking place at the University of Sussex.
A 'Zoomside' chat about the book 'Good Soldiers Don’t Rape'
Join the Gendering International Relations Working Group for a chat about the book.
A historical sociology of housing and rentierism: the Spanish case of 'Residential Capitalism'
A workshop brought to you by the Historical Sociology and International Relations Working Group.
‘Chống dịch như chống giặc’ (‘Fighting the pandemic like fighting the invader’): Audience agency and historical resources in Vietnam’s early securitisation of Covid-19
The authors discuss their new Review of International Studies (RIS) article.
Take Five - 3 November 2023
Dominic Hart brings you the five best IR-related podcasts and readings this fortnight. Take five.
Call for expressions of interest to host the BISA conference in 2026 or 2027
We are seeking expressions of interest to host the annual BISA conference in June 2026 or 2027.
The news media and (dis)information as a foreign policy tool
Dr Natalie Martin discusses the importance of news media in foreign policy.