@elyorrego.bsky.social and I are co-organizing a panel on "Cultivating Relationalities Through/in Ethnographic Research in International Organizations." We had a great response, so we are doing a second panel. Two spots left. LGBTQA Caucus FTGS ISA docs.google.com/document/d/1jB…

if you are in paris next week, join us for this conference, s’il vous plait “Colonial Legacies and Racial Formations: France In Comparative Perspective” pomeps.org/colonial-legac…

End of an era! Last week I successfully defended my PhD thesis without corrections. It was such a magical day, having my supervisor George Lawson there from Australia, my friends and partner from the Netherlands, and Milja Kurki and Olaf Corry as my kind and brilliant examiners!

Two weeks left to submit your poems to our special issue on Lived & Imagined Securities through Poetry for Critical Studies on Security Please send us your beautiful poems and share this call with your networks of poets. Deadline: June 19 2023. Ahmad Qais Munhazim FTGS ISA LGBTQA Caucus

So pleased that my book has won the APSA Politics and History Section J. David Greenstone best book award!

I'm in awe of Marnie Howlett who teaches a full load, does SO much service, finished drafting her book, and also finds the time to do policy work. Her efforts to help her friends + strangers in Ukraine while continuing to work is a standard social scientists should aspire to.

The Editorial for our Oct.2021 Special Edition is now up and Open Access on SAGE. Within, Shruti Balaji, Tarsis Brito, & Olivia Nantermoz elaborate on that conference's theme of repoliticizing the "international" and contextualize the papers entailed. doi.org/10.1177/030582…

Solidarity with LSE halls of residence cleaners demanding back payment of full, correct holiday pay. Many of our cleaners are migrant workers on low-paid, precarious contracts. We support campaigns for fair working conditions and all striking workers United Voices of the World LSE Students' Union

We have a new London Review of International Law issue now out, with exciting interventions from @bonnie_honig, Renske Vos, @r_nagamine, Joao Roriz, Iavor Rangelov, Ruti Teitel, Christine Schwobel-Patel and Sinja Graf (1/7) academic.oup.com/lril/issue/11/1

Congratulations to Dr Katharine Millar @DrKMillar whose book Support the Troops: Military Obligation, Gender, and the Making of Political Community was awarded Honourable Mention for British International Studies Association's LMH Ling Prize for Best First Book! 🎉 BISA - British International Studies Association

Today I'm launching a new report co-produced with my students on Decolonsing International Justice. The report relies on literature on decolonising international law, as well as interviews with different communities at Leiden University. A brief🧵 👇 universiteitleiden.nl/binaries/conte…

How might we re-politicise what it means to research, co-produce, cultivate, imagine and 'teach' the international in theory and praxis? Our LSE Intl Relations PhD's Shruti Balaji, Olivia Nantermoz, and Tarsis Brito explore this in Millennium Journal ▶️ 🔗ow.ly/GVSr50P6ehJ

If you have any intention to review a recently published bookto be published in Europe Now journal (preferably in IR but feel free to suggest), please dm me directly and we can have a quick chat 👍

🛫 Millennium will be at EISA's #EISAPEC23, exhibiting on 6-9 Sept.! 🌍 You can stop by our friendly Editors' booth and learn about our submission process, what kind of articles fit with us, and our upcoming Symposium. Full conference plan here ⤵️ pec2023.eisa-net.org/programme-sche…

🚨 The #GlobalSolidarityReport is LIVE! This report includes for the first time ever a tool designed to measure #globalsolidarity and provides us with ways that we can strengthen solidarity and weather the future storms together. Read it here ➡️ globalnation.world/global-solidar…