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EJIS conversations - Decolonising war
We talk to Tarak Barkawi about his popular European Journal of International Security article.
Pursuing a career outside of academia
Panel discussion about careers outside of academia.
Scholars in conversation: Anastasia Shesterinina on understanding civil wars in conversation with Yvan Guichaoua
Research focussed event on understanding civil wars from pre-war to post-war stages.
Russian rekindling of the Great Patriotic War
Jade McGlynn discusses use of media and parallels between current events and the Great Patriotic War
Empire, exceptionalism, and the rhyming of history
Kevork Oskanian (Exeter) discusses Russian exceptionalism and whether history might repeat itself.
Ukraine and the Responsibility to Protect: the consequences for the vulnerable (and the not yet vulnerable) should be front and centre of our reasoning
Jason Ralph discusses the importance of conscientious reflection on the consequences of action.
Dissenting at the United Nations: Interaction orders and Venezuelan contestation practices (2015–16)
Mélanie Albaret and Élodie Brun discuss their new article from Review of International Studies.
Coalition of the unWilling and unAble: European realignment and the future of American geopolitics
Book talk with John R Deni.
Accountability for atrocity crimes in the post-Nuremberg era
Lessons learned from the recent Anwar R. case for the future of international accountability.