BISA 2021 conference - Forget International Studies?

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'Jurisdictional Accumulation: an early modern history of law, empires, and capital' book launch

(Re)Constructing to Govern: Security Praxis and the Production of Acceptable Citizenry

(Structural) Forgetting? Secrecy, Ignorance and Power in International Studies

(un)Disciplined Subjects: Questioning IR and Academia

A Changing Global Nuclear Order

A conversation with Professor Jenny Edkins, winner of BISA's 2021 Distinguished Contribution Prize

Africa's changing international relations: new justifications, new forms of intervention

Agency, silence and voice in feminist international politics research

Anti-genderism – from the everyday to the geopolitical

Art and/of Military Afterlives (please feel free to bring needle and thread, drawing or painting materials)

Authoritarianism, Conflict and Religion in International Relations

Becoming Fluent in Fieldwork: (Un)learning What Is Good/Ethical/Responsible Fieldwork

Between the politics and poetics of IR knowledge production

BISA Chair's Address and Prize Giving

Book roundtable: 'Global Justice and Social Conflict: The Foundations of Liberal Order and International Law' by Tarik Kochi

Bristol University Press Book Launch - Grand Strategy in 10 Words: A Guide to Great Powers in the 21st Century by Sven Biscop

Cambridge Studies in International Relations Book Series

Challenges to European Security

Challenging Coloniality in the International Anti-Trafficking Agenda to Reimagine Research Practice

Changing patterns of representation and digitalization in European diplomatic practices

Chatham House sponsored roundtable II: Domestic Politics and Foreign Policies: Interests, Articulation, Content and Impact

Chatham House-Georgetown University School of Foreign Service sponsored roundtable: World Order in the 21st Century: Illiberal Orders, a Concert of Power, or a Western Revival?

Coffee and conversation networking session - European Security WG

Coffee and conversation networking session - International Law WG; Russian and Eurasian Security WG; GIRWG; SE Europe WG; CPD WG; Global Health WG; PPWG; Ethics and World Politics WG; Nuclear Order WG; Interpretivism in IR WG

Coffee and conversation networking session - War Studies WG

Coffee and conversation networking sessions - FPWG; Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding WG

Critical Approaches to Extreme Right Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism.

Critical friendship or critical distance: Engaging with the military in research

Critical Perspectives on Counter-terrorism Practice

Emotions, temporality and affect

Ethics and World Politics

Evolving Protection Architectures at the United Nations

Exclusion and Expansion in Global Capitalism

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Existentialism and International Relations I

Existentialism and International Relations II: Panel

Foreign events through the lens of Russian media

Forgetting International Studies: the exclusion of Hispano-American contributions

Forgetting IR to Reimagine IR

Giving primacy to movement: re-theorising global and transversal politics

Global Ethics in a Pluralist World

Hegel and Hegelianism and Ethics in IR

Historical Sociology of Empires and States

Human Rights and Art: Understanding Violations and Facilitating Change

Inequalities in Bodies, Land and the Biosphere

International Criminal Law and Practice in Context

International Legal Order and the Middle East: National and International of a Global Pandemic beyond Regional Engagements

International Relations, Securitisation and Muslim communities

Intimate Conflicts: Queer Lives in Times of War

Is ‘Critical Security Studies’ relevant to meeting the security challenges of the coming decade?

Italian Political Science Association sponsored panel: Testing IR Theory and Research on World Order Transition

KEYNOTE 1: Geographies of Racism - SPONSORED BY POLITY

KEYNOTE 2: Roundtable: Forget International Studies? - SPONSORED BY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS

KEYNOTE 3: Reset the International System and Reboot International Studies? Delivered by Dr Agnes Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International and former UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary killings - SPONSORED BY PALGRAVE MACMILLAN

Making Sense of International Politics

Mapping the Future of the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine

Masculinities and Queer perspectives on Transitional Justice

Meet & Greet with Palgrave Macmillan Commissioning Editors

Memories and Genealogies of IR

Metaphors in International Security

Michael Mulvihill Art Exhibition - 'Noise to Signal' and 'Worldly Noise and Electronic Atmospheres'

Migration and asylum management: Space and actors

NATO 2030: Debating NATO's Future

New approaches to the global dimensions of (local) politics and conflict in Africa

New Approaches to Theory, Methods and Practice

New dimensions of asylum and migration

Non-traditional instruments of Russian foreign policy: media, social media and strategic humour

Perennial and New Challenges in International Law and Politics

Perspectives on intervention

Perspectives on Peacebuilding

PGN Meet the Editors II - CLOSED SESSION, INVITE ONLY

PGN-sponsored roundtable: Meet the Editors I

Polish International Studies Association sponsored panel: Polish IR scholarship

Political mobilisation, youth and women’s activism and new democratic politics in the southern Mediterranean, Middle East and its Diasporas

Political Studies Association of Ireland sponsored panel: Global Challenges – Power, Politics, and Policies of Maritime Governance, Climate Change, and Covid-19

Polity book discussion: What's Wrong with NATO and How to Fix it

Polity book launch: Anthony King's 'Urban Warfare in the Twenty-First Century' (publishing July 2021)

Postgraduate Network Quiz

Prejudice and the Role of Different Actors in the Spiralling of the Securitization of Migration

Recent reflections in IPT

Remembering race and coloniality in the making of the international: Mapping Sites of Disruption and Destruction

Reorienting the politics of climate change vulnerability

Reprising the Relationship between War and Technology

Review of International Studies Roundtable I: Disruption by Design

Review of International Studies Roundtable II: Racialised Violence in Global Politics

RUSI sponsored roundtable: The Middle East, Geopolitics, and International Studies Today

Russian security policy between the West and the Rest

Securitisation of Migrants and Refugees in Europe from a historical, political and ethical point of view

Security studies and/of climate geoengineering

Security, Foreign Policy and Globalisation

Something old something new: conceptual thinking as a way to push IR intellectual boundaries

The Art of Forgetting IR: Aesthetics, Creative Methods and the Politics of War and Peace.

The Evolution of US Security Strategy Practice

The Global Circuits of Social and Economic Subjugation

The Other Histories of International Relations: women thinkers, forgotten locations and unexplored genres

The politics of comparison and relationality: colonial grammars, knowledge production and counter-politics

The prioritisation of health: national, regional and international perspectives

The State of War: From the Strategic to the Tactical

The Toxicity of Empire: Ruination, sacrifice, myth and nostalgia

The UK's Role in Global Health Security and COVID-19

The Visual, Visible and Virtual Politics of Security

Theorising International Law, Norms and Practices

Tracing Intersections of ‘Race’, Gender, and the Colonial Afterlives of Foreign Policy Organisations

Transnational authoritarianism and second-generation diasporas: Between repression, co-optation and legitimation

Trumpism, US Foreign Policy and International Relations Theory

Understanding Foreign Policy making within Area Studies

Understanding Impact in International Peace and Security

Uses of expertise in redefining global, local and transnational orders

Visuality and Emotions in International Politics

Water Security Across Scales: Intersections of the International

What do we know about Conflict? Interogating Representations of War and Security

Widening Participation panel: Vicarious Identities in the Curriculum: Examining Muslim Women - PLEASE NOTE: This panel includes WP students who are under 18; audience members are reminded to be professional and collegial when engaging

Winning and Losing in US Foreign Policy

Within / Without: Strategies and possibilities for cultivating knowledge with the Global East

“The China-Factor: Sino-British Relations and the Conundrum of Economic and Security Interests”

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