Are you keen to submit to the Review of International Studies? Our journal is delighted to welcome theoretically informed, empirically rich, and methodologically rigorous articles that advance the field. Take a look at our requirements for submissions ➡️ buff.ly/3AzStTs

🚀 Big news from BISA - British International Studies Association : RIS has a new and improved impact factor of 3.2, which makes us 15th in International Relations! What a nice way to start a Friday. Submit a manuscript to join us: buff.ly/3mKYbY7

A tribute to the excellent work done by Martin Coward Matthew Paterson Maja Zehfuss Richard Devetak, Nisha Shah, Andreja Zevnik, and Carolina Moulin. Great news!

RIS is celebrating its 50th volume in 2024. How do our articles reflect important epochs in IR? Here is the 2003 most-cited article: "Cosmopolitanism and global citizenship" by Bhikhu Parekh. 📄👉 buff.ly/4e6I7cs #RIS50 BISA - British International Studies Association Cambridge University Press - Politics

At RIS we want our authors to have many ways to publicize their articles. 📺 Here is Xander Kirke and Brent Steele on their article from 2023: "Ontological security, myth, and existentialism." buff.ly/3z0E3vf 📝 And here is the article: buff.ly/3Z3pa5R

🔊Have you seen the latest RIS #Afghanistan 🇦🇫 collection? Featuring articles from Thomas Gregory, Luise Bendfeldt and Toby Dodge ✍️ The collection is FREE to view until the end of Sept! Read here👉cambridge.org/core/journals/… Lauren Rogers Cian O'Driscoll Cambridge University Press - Politics

Have you registered for the first ever 💻 VIRTUAL BISA 💻 conference? Join Eur Jnl Int Sec and RIS for panels, events, and to meet the editors. Registration is open now! #VirtualBISA2025 BISA - British International Studies Association

As we reflect on 50 volumes, our editors have picked out specific articles that has impacted their work. Here is Cian O'Driscoll's on Nick Rengger's article "The judgment of war: on the idea of legitimate force in world politics" 👉 buff.ly/3SXLlWF @MyBISA

Given the 3rd anniversary of the withdrawal from Afghanistan, we're reflecting on how RIS authors have written about the events in Afghanistan over the last 50 years. Take a look at this collection, free to read until the end of the month 👇 buff.ly/4dSlN6J

How is international relations influenced by the ceremonial and performative? Our editor Maria Mälksoo put together a fantastic collection on ritual and IR that's free to read all of September. Take a look! 📚 👉 buff.ly/3Z3SWaQ

This collection includes my own grappling with this question! doi.org/10.1017/S02602…

Be sure to check out Chenchen Zhang 🤦🏻‍♀️'s latest article with us, which is #OpenAccess and online now: "Race, gender, and Occidentalism in global reactionary discourses" 👇👇 buff.ly/49Pq9so

It was a joy to corral the flagship ritual work published RIS.

Looking back into our archives allows us to see lines of academic inquiry about specific subjects. Here is a special collection on Afghanistan, which includes articles from each decade. It's free to read until the end of September! 👇 buff.ly/4dSlN6J

In their latest article for RIS, Phillip Ayoub & postsecular_conflicts discussing the moral conservative resistance to LGTBI rights in Transnational Advocacy Networks. Watch their video abstract below 📺 👇 buff.ly/42RtZPS

🔊20 years on from 9/11 RIS has released a #Afghanistan 🇦🇫 collection Featuring articles from Emily Clifford, Luise Bendfeldt and Hannah Richards✍️ The collection is FREE to view until the end of Sept! Read here👉cambridge.org/core/journals/… BISA US Foreign Policy Working Group BISA Foreign Policy Working Group europeansecbisa