Please RT: We're looking for mentors for our 120 new Malengo Inc. students! You will support them in university applications and in preparing for life abroad. The time commitment is 2–5h/month. We pay you a modest stipend. German skills NOT required. Details: malengo.org/volunteer-with…

The new European Journal of International Security issue is entirely #OpenAccess! Featuring articles from Eamon Aloyo @geoffswenson @dis_wer Miriam Tekath Erik Skare Jonna Nyman Jeffrey Ding Read it here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Vol. 37, Iss. 2 of Public Affairs Quarterly features work on morality, professional assessment, self-ownership and more by Eamon Aloyo (ISGA The Hague), Cristian Pérez-Muño (UF Political Science Department), George Shur (Rice Philosophy), and Robert S. Taylor (UC Davis Philosophy) scholarlypublishingcollective.org/uip/paq/issue/…

Our 2023 giving recommendations are in! We estimate that donations to the programs we recommend can save a life for roughly $5,000 on average. Read our blog post to learn how you can make the most impact with your charitable donations this giving season. bit.ly/3ur6Giz

Five days left to apply for this PhD fellowship at Leiden University. An opportunity for students of diplomacy, historical or contemporary. The Hague Journal of Diplomacy ISA DiplomacySection universiteitleiden.nl/vacatures/2024…

Heat pump question: If you have knowledge about them in general or about specifics in The Netherlands, I'd welcome your tips. Thanks!

"I said the era of famines was over. I was wrong. But it could be and should be." Read the latest from WPF's Alex de Waal in The New York Times: nytimes.com/2024/03/09/opi…

Post-doc opportunity: universiteitleiden.nl/vacatures/2024…

Approval by the UN SC & the chance of saving lives affect citizens' support for armed humanitarian interventions. All results of our survey experiment are in Research & Politics journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20… with Eamon Aloyo ISGA The Hague & Natália Kubalová Political Science Leiden AISSR (no longer active on X) UvA Political Science

Last week, I had the pleasure of hosting an interdisciplinary group, including IR scholars, international lawyers, philosophers, historians and theologians, at War Studies to discuss the ethics of force-short-of-war (jus ad vim).

Very many thanks to the participants, and Defence Studies KCL and University of Exeter for providing funding. Thanks also to my co-organiser, Esther Reed.

@anissehVAN @jdthompson910 Dr David W 💙 @AnhPolitics Mervyn Frost Eamon Aloyo Lonneke Peperkamp Bernhard Koch, Daniel Brunstetter, Tony Pfaff, Steve Hucklesby, Arun Dawson