The EU security continuum: blurring internal and external security
A discussion with Alistair J K Shepherd on his recently published book.
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Methods in Critical Terrorism Studies
The second of a four-part seminar series exploring the methodologies of Critical Terrorism Studies.
QAA invites expressions of interest for Chairs and Deputy Chairs for Subject Benchmark statement reviews
The QAA Subject Benchmark statement for PIR will be undergoing a review in 2022.
Sexuality and Queer Political Economy with Dr Nicola Smith
The first of a series of IPEG Interviews on Embodied Inequality, led by convener Dr Ben Richardson.
Losing control: a chequered history
Former BISA Chair Paul Rogers discusses global security, 9/11 and the fourth edition of his book.
Leadership and foreign policy: nuanced approaches
Leadership in foreign policy with Athanassios G Platias and Vasileios Syros.
Human rights and regional integration in West Africa: a discourse on the ECOWAS Community Court
Our Africa Working Group will be in discussion with Rt Hon Mojeed Alabi, PhD.
Political Violence, Conflict and Transnational Activism Working Group launch event - invitation only
An invitation only event for the founding members of this new working group.
PhD research spotlights (BIHG and The Centre for War & Diplomacy (Lancaster University)
An opportunity for new scholars to present research, meet fellow PhD researchers and air findings.
Telling stories strategically: How Sweden, Canada, France, and Mexico interpret gender norms in their Feminist Foreign Policies (FFPs)
Ekatherina Zhukova, Malena Rosén Sundström, and Ole Elgström discuss their new RIS article.