Name: BISA 2023 Conference
Start: 2023-06-20T09:00:00+01:00
End: 2023-06-23T23:59:00+01:00
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50 Shades of Critical Methodologies in Global Politics

(Re)sources of capital

A Summit of the Future in a Bordered World?

Advancing Foreign Policy Analysis: Gender, Time and Roles

Africa and Global Order

Agendas for Reforming and Revitalising the United Nations

America First: Revisiting the Trump Presidency

Anxiety and Narratives in International Relations

Applied Challenges in peacekeeping operations

Arts, theatre and war: intimate politics, affective discomforts and 'messy' revelations

Asia and nuclear weapons

Assessing Military Transformation: Comparative Perspectives

Astropolitics Working Group general meeting

BISA 2023 reception: BISA in collaboration with The School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow

BISA prize giving ceremony

Border Making and Unmaking

Boundaries of international law: issues and actors

Bratwurst and the Bear: German and Russian Foreign Policy Orientations in Contrast

Brexit and the (Geo)Political Imagination

Building and Contesting Global & Regional Order(s)

Building Ecofeminist Analyses of Climate Breakdown

Building Trust In An Uncertain World: From Individuals to Institutions, States to Societies

Carceral Spaces: Logics, Histories, and Resistance

Celebrating CPD's Early Career Paper Prize Winner

Challenges and contestation of environmental agendas

Challenging eurocentrism and coloniality in terrorism studies

Challenging strategic assumptions and traditions around the bomb

China in World Politics

Citizenship: A Barrier to Rights and Inclusion?

Civil society networks and transnational advocacy

Civil War Paths

Climate Change, Net Zero and Future Military Operations

Clubs, coalitions, and contradictions in the global nuclear order

Colombia River Stories: The Atrato River Guardians - Photo exhibition - Find out more on our featured events page https://conference.bisa.ac.uk/featured-events

Colonial imaginaries and the politics of Space, Place and Memory

Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial Working Group business meeting

Colonising the Future

Communication beyond the article

Community, solidarity, and diversity

Concealed violences: The ethics of knowledge during the Troubles

Conceptual Challenges in peacekeeping operations

Connections in International Peacebuilding: Networks, Ties & Friendships

Constructing and managing ‘securitization’

Contemporary Conflict: Challenges and Change

Contemporary International Human Rights Challenges

Contemporary Issues of Power and Security

Contemporary Reflections on Critical Terrorism Studies

Contestation of international order

Contestations of (regional) hegemony

Crisis and crises

Critical Approaches to Feminist Foreign Policy: Colonial Logics, Hierarchies, Care and Anti-Genderism

Critical approaches to studying terrorism, counter terrorism and counter extremism in the Middle East

Critical War and Security Studies

Debating the ‘International’

Developing new and changing existing concepts related to climate change

Digital technology, social media and its politics

Discussions of sustainability and climate change concepts using critical discourses

Ecological Futures

Emerging Political and Ethnic Minority Dynamics in the South Caucasus

Emerging Technologies and the future of IR

Emerging technology and international security

Emotions and international organizations

Emotions, foreign policy and diplomacy

Emotions, social movements and resistance

Enmity, Great Power Competition, and Strategic Rivlary in US Foreign Policy

Environmental and Human Crises in Global Ethics

Ethics and World Politics Working Group AGM

European Security beyond its borders

European Security Working Group AGM

Everyday affects of international politics

Exhibitor Hall

Experiences of “Early Career Instructors” in International Studies: Struggles and Opportunities for Pedagogical Futures

Exploring structures of power in space

Far right politics and critical terrorism studies

Far-right movements and foreign policy influence: Insight from Eastern and Western Europe.

Feminism and changing International institutions

Feminism, gender and nuclear weapons: contemporary debates and new avenues for research

Feminist and environmental world politics: challenges, opportunities and inconsistencies

Feminist Foreign Policy: States, Leadership, Security and Everyday Knowledge Production,

Feminist Political Economy in the European Union

Feminist Silences in International Conflict: Of What Do We Speak and to Whom?

Foreign fighting: towards better understanding and responses

From the Domestic to the International in the Middle East and Asia

Gender-based violence within and beyond borders

Gendered narratives in counter terrorism

Gendering International Relations Working Group business meeting

Gendering protest and activism : feminist solidarities and care across contexts

Global Authoritarianism and New Populisms

Global Challenges and Cooperation in an Unstable International Order

Global Nuclear Order Working Group AGM

Global order and disorder

Global Perspectives on the Ethics of War, Violence and International Law

Governmentality and Space

Grief and Memory in the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic world

Historical Colonialisms and World Orders

Human and state security in Africa

Hybrid peacebuilding in Africa?

Ideals and Interests in World Politics: Pragmatism in Theory and Practice

Identity (re-)formation in and about Ukraine

Imagining the future of International Politics

India's Conflicts and It's Quest for Power

Innovating Feminist Theory and Practice within the Middle East

Innovative Approaches to Promoting Peace and Preventing Conflict: Aesthetics, Imagination, Critique and Engagement

Interdisciplinary research in Security Studies

International criminal law, atrocity and accountability

International Implications of State-Minority Relations in the Middle East

International institutions and regimes: making and unmaking international law

International Law and Politics Working Group meeting

International Political Economy of Trade

International Relations of Migration

Interpretivism in International Relations Working Group AGM

Intervention and Responsibility to Protect Working Group Meeting

Japan's Proactive Role in Contributing to Peace

Knowledge production and peacebuilding

Literary IR: Existential dramas, dystopian futures and political science fictions

Live Podcast: Whiskey and IR - Separate registration is essential for this event: https://www.bisa.ac.uk/events/whiskey-and-ir-podcast-and-roundtable-bisa-2023

Live Podcast: Whiskey and IR by Drs. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson & Daniel Nexon. Sponsored by Clydeside Distillery and featuring Alistair McDonald, Distillery Manager. Patrick and Dan work their way through a piece of international-relations scholarship. And drink whiskey. Separate registration is essential for this event: https://www.bisa.ac.uk/events/whiskey-and-ir-podcast-and-roundtable-bisa-2023

Localising international law: the politics of bringing international law home

LUNCH AND ROUNDTABLE - Towards a Feminist Foreign policy in Scotland: Pitfalls, Promises and Lessons Learned. SPONSORED BY THE SCOTTISH COUNCIL ON GLOBAL AFFAIRS (SCGA) in collaboration with The School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow. Separate registration is essential for this event: https://www.https://www.bisa.ac.uk/events/towards-feminist-foreign-policy-scotland-pitfalls-promises-and-lessons-learned

Lunchtime history talk from the War Studies Working Group: The Clydeside Blitz. Speaker: Marc Conaghan

Meet the Editors of RIS, EJIS and IA

Memory, Emotion, and Praxis: the (re)construction of ontological security in global politics

Memory, Narratives, and Perceptions in World Politics

Men and masculinities: vulnerability, militarism and peacebuilding

Methodological approaches to researching race and gender logics in the British Army

Methods of (Un)Seeing

Migration and Refugees in Europe

Migration in Asia Pacific

Migration in the Americas

Militarisation and Carceral Landscapes

Militarism and war through the prism of Russian culture

Motherhood, Mothering and (Feminist) IR

Multilaterism, Multinationalism, and Cooperation in World Politics: Theory and Practice

Narrating coloniality

Nation, Nationalisms and Revolution: New historical-sociological approaches in national transitions.

National security policies in light of the War in Ukraine

NATO and European Security

Navigating polycrisis: UK foreign policy between national, human and planetary security challenges

Neglected Concepts in Worldmaking

New approaches to state formation in Africa

New directions in the study of disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration (DDR) and peace building processes: Global and local level evidence

New dynamics of cooperation and interaction in Central Asia

NGOs and civil society: navigating a hostile and impoverished world

Nuclear Politics

On intimate encounters in the field: trust, love, and research that notices

Ontological Security Studies in IR: Theory, Methods, and Approaches

Opaque and Visible - Moving Geographies of Race

Pandemic Governance - Institutions and treaties in the times of COVID-19

Past, future and the present practice of critique in IR

Perspectives on Security (Force) Assistance: Principals, Agents, Continuity and Change

Politics of the Gulf Region

Politics of Wildfire - Photo exhibition - Find out more on our featured events page https://conference.bisa.ac.uk/featured-events

Pop culture & politics – student work display by Maha Rafi Atal & Rhys Crilley. Find out more at https://twitter.com/rhyscrilley/status/1670814542618583042?s=20

Popular culture, identity and the symbolism of nuclear weapons

Popular culture, world politics and pedagogy roundtable

Power contestations in everyday (in)security

Power in Pop Culture and Media

Power of narratives in Russian foreign and security policies

Practitioner perspectives: Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy in Scotland

Problematising Research Ethics and Methodology

Problematising the Relevance and Potentialising the Possibilities of Political Marxism in 2022

Projecting Spacepower and Terrestrial Interests

Proxy Wars and Rebel Alliances: Indirect Intervention in Modern Conflicts

Public discourse on terrorism and security practices

Public lecture: War Studies Working Group Keynote - Professor Sir Hew Strachan 'Is the Nature of War Changing?' SPONSORED BY POLITY

Queering transnational (in)justices: critical fabulations, reimaginations

Race, migration and trajectories of knowledge

Re-theorizing emotions in world politics

Reconceptualising IR

Recurring Global Crises and the Necessity of Feminist Political Economy

Reflections on Preventing Violent Extremism

Reflections on the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights

Refugees and (In)Security: Learning from Scottish ‘Exceptionalism’? Successes, Failures and Opportunities

Regionalism in the Americas, North and South

Regulatory Disorder and International Trade in an Era of Pandemic, War, Populism, and Climate Collapse

Relocating Religion and Religious Commoning as Transnational Solidarities

Remembering Andrew Linklater

Reparations after mass violence and repression – an instrument for a better future?

Responding to Outrage 1: Apologies, Inquiries, Commemoration, Scandal, and Truth and Reconciliation

Responding to Outrage 2: Apologies, Inquiries, Commemoration, Scandal, and Truth and Reconciliation

Responsibility to Protect and Evolving State Practice

Retaining the ‘critical’ in Critical Terrorism Studies: is it possible?

Rethinking (Post)Conflict Societies and Subjectivities through Embodiment: Bodies of Resistance (Panel 3)

Rethinking (Post)Conflict Societies and Subjectivities through Embodiment: Bodies of Terror and Counter-Terror (Panel 4)

Rethinking (Post)Conflict Societies and Subjectivities through Embodiment: Human Bodies of War (Panel 1)

Rethinking (Post)Conflict Societies and Subjectivities Through Embodiment: Non-Human Bodies of War (Panel 2)

Rethinking East Asia’s Foreign Policies and Domestic Politics Through Emotions

Review of International Political Economy 30th Anniversary: Editors’ Forum

Roundtable: The Eurovision Song Contest and International Politics

Rupturing Theory

Russia's Offensive War Against Ukraine

Russian and Eurasian Security Working Group AGM

Screening of 'Black Bauhinia' followed by Q&A session with the director and the producers

Screening of “Veterans in Communities”: Re-imagining ‘transition’ through co-produced film

Security and Diplomacy from East to West

Security from the local to the global: Promoting peace, security and human rights

Security, governance and peacebuilding

Security, Strategy, and Statecraft Beyond Metropoles

Seeing South East Europe

Silly IR: Interventions Into A Serious Discipline

South East Europe Working Group AGM

Space Resources: A Non-Extractivist Future?

Space, security, and foreign policies in South East Europe

State duties in the post-conflict period

Status and Recognition in International Politics

Storying the International: Towards a more generous International Relations

Teaching and Learning Café

Teaching International Relations digitally and online: challenges and opportunities for the future.

Teaching IPE in Challenging Times

Teaching to Inspire in Challenging Times

Technicity in International Relations

Technology and the practice of international relations

The 'World's Policeman' No More? - Changes and Continutities in US National Security

The (absolute) state of the discipline: Expertise, engagement, ethics and Russia’s war on Ukraine

The challenge and promises of ‘silence’ in global politics

The challenge of being prepared: military transformation as a response

The Contemporary Asia-Pacific: A Region at Risk of Unravelling?

The Dynamics of Regional Identity-building in the Foreign Policies of the Western Balkans. Rethinking Agency and Embedded Peripherality

The effectiveness of implementing environment and climate agendas

The Epistemes of Global Health - Data, Technologies, and Creative Engagements

The Everyday in World Politics: Practices, Spaces, and Subjectivities

The Future of Mass Atrocity Prevention

The future of tech, the future of security?

The Future of UK Foreign Policy

The gendering of institutions: intersectionality, power and rights

The Global Space Age: Astropolitical Insights on Global Order

The Ideological Turn in International Studies

The Past, Present, and Future of International Order

The political economy of financial governance

The Politics of Diaspora

The politics of nature and landscapes in South East Europe I

The politics of nature and landscapes in South East Europe II

The Possible Political Worlds of Outer Space

The pursuit of justice and fairness in climate change and environment agendas.

The role of social media and technology in social conflict

The spatiality and relationality of security

The War in Ukraine and International Law: Challenges, Contestation and Future Prospects

Theoretical critiques to the global order

Third Nuclear Age

Through the lens of Struggle

Tools of Statecraft: Cooperation and Conflict in US Foreign Policy

Towards a Feminist Foreign policy in Scotland: Pitfalls, Promises and Lessons Learned. SPONSORED BY THE SCOTTISH COUNCIL ON GLOBAL AFFAIRS (SCGA) in collaboration with The School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow.

Trade agreements and disagreements

Trade in/and political economy

Training “Early Career Instructors” in International Studies: Existing Efforts and Challenges, and Future Possibilities

Transitional Justice and Peacebuilding

Transnational Ideas and Identities

Trends and Challenges in Online Extremism

Uncomfortable histories: decolonising our universities? - Although this is open to all conference delegates you need to register in advance to attend at https://www.bisa.ac.uk/events/uncomfortable-histories-decolonising-our-universities

Understanding actors in peacebuilding

Understanding Territorial Withdrawal: Occupations, Interventions and Exit Dilemmas

Understanding training and capacity building in peacekeeping

Universality: A Hollow Norm or a Fundamental Necessity?

US Grand Strategy: Domestic Sources and Regional Applications

Variegations and Negotiations of Contemporary Crises of Social Reproduction

Violence and Empire

Violence, humanitarianism and gendered resilience in Africa today

Visual Politics and Political Futures: Images and their persuasive power

What do we learn from the methods and ethics turn in peace and conflict studies?

What Have We done? Reflections on War and Withdrawal in Afghanistan

What is the future of peacebuilding aiming at transforming violence?

What Now for Feminist Foreign Policy? Energy and Backlash

What the ‘War on Terror’ Leaves Behind: Assessing International Security in a Post-Terrorism Era

What's so Great Power about International Competition?

Wider European Security

Working group convener meeting

Worlding and Unworlding in IR

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