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Oh, look what we've found: a paperback version of Paul Giladi's 'Hegel and the Frankfurt School'! 📖

Check out our undergrad philosophers kicking butt in research and knowledge-exchange! Amazing stuff If REF included undergrad initiatives like this in 'Environment' scores, we would be certainly be Numero Uno 😉

Dr. Robert Jackson, one of our members, has just been informed that his paper, '‘Disfigurations’ of Democracy? Pareto, Mosca and the Challenge of ‘Elite Theory’', has been accepted for presentation at the upcoming Political Studies Association Conference! Bravo, Rob!🥳

📣📚🚀‼️🍾🥂🍣🍽️ On Wednesday 29th March from 13:30-15:00, we’ll host a Frankfurt School-themed book launch to mark the publication of Davide Schmid’s imminently-coming-out monograph on CT and IR and Paul Giladi’s 2020 and 2022 edited collections! More details soon

The Poverty of Critical Theory in International Relations | SpringerLink Congrats, Davide! No, not from Love Island but from ⁦The Politics Research Group⁩ 😎 link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

👀 New article by our very own Sadiya Akram link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Here's the abstract: Sadiya Akram The Politics Research Group Research Centre for Applied Social Sciences, MMU

With regret, we have had to cancel next week’s session in our Spring Seminar series. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. We very much hope that ‘Populist feminism & the performative securitisation of reproductive rights (in Poland)' can take place another time :)

eventbrite.com/e/citizen-mobi… Today at 13:30 via MS Teams! What are you waiting for? Get registering! :)

eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-… 👏🙌🎉 Our first book launch event Davide Schmid's 'The Poverty of Critical Theory in International Relations' (Palgrave 2023)! Wednesday 29th March from 13:30-15:00 (venue deets in the weblink) Woop-woop!

With regret, we have had to cancel this week's and next week’s sessions in our Spring Research Seminar series. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. We'll, of course, issue a new invitation to our two speakers for 23/24 - all covered, folks :)

Don't forget to register for and attend Davide Schmid's book launch on Wednesday 29th March, folks! eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-… Very exciting times!

Ding-ding-ding! A one-day workshop on nationalism, populism, and social media is taking place on 12th May at Manchester Met! If people want to attend the event in-person, visit: eventbrite.co.uk/e/600299350517 If people want to attend the event online, visit: eventbrite.co.uk/e/601169453017

Guess what? Kathryn Orth has just had her article 'Absent Mothers: A Folkloric Reading of the Exclusionary Practices of Writing IR's Canonical History' published in a special issue of 'Global Studies Quarterly' academic.oup.com/isagsq/article… It's open-access, too! 🙌🎉

Our research group co-lead, Steven Hurst, is featured in this BBC Sounds discussion session!

Check this out! Our very own and the truly awesome Noran Fouad is featured here!

👀 what better way to start the week than a brilliant new article from our very own Paul Giladi : 'Does contemporary recognition theory rest on a mistake?' in Journal of Philosophy and Social Criticism. Congrats Paul! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…