What does increased global displacement mean for the global system of nation states?
Gemma Bird discusses research funded by a BISA Early-Career Small Research Grant on Samos, Greece.
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BISA/FCDO model NATO 2022
We will once again be holding a model NATO in partnership with the FCDO. A unique student experience
Researching emotion in International Relations: A conversation on methodologies postgraduate/ECR virtual workshop
Postgraduate and ECR workshop.
BISA/PSA Heads of Department meeting
The second in our series of Heads of Department meetings of the academic year
Early-Career Network (ECN) career development day
A one-day mini conference to provide support for early-career colleagues. The first ECN event.
Drivers of armed conflict, insecurity and terrorism in West Africa: the need to rethink international and state responses
Event exploring the drivers of armed conflict in West Africa.
India’s foreign policy: a book discussion
A look at the foreign policy of UPA in the years 2004-2014
The international politics of truth: C. Wright Mills and the sociology of the international
Bryan Mabee discusses key points from his new article in Review of International Studies.
Missing voices and methodologies: blindspots of critical discourse analysis
The fourth panel in the CST working group's seminar series.
IPEG workshop 2022: IPE in (post-)pandemic times
Two day virtual workshop organised by the IPEG working group.