Excited to have this piece out w/ David Blagden and twitter-less co-authors which builds on "Patriotism or Paychecks" in the US context and looks cross-nationally: "Citizenship Traditions and Cultures of Military Service:" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

new from Ron Krebs and me, as part of a special issue on the national security state: "The national security state and the uses of militarism" link.springer.com/article/10.100…

NATO Defence College in Rome has just updated its cohort of associates ___ I'm glad to be among them. ndc.nato.int/about/organiza…

I very much enjoy this little gem of a podcast hosted by Adam Quinn If you have not checked it out yet, I would highly recommend!

🚨Our very own Political WorldView podcast is back! In our first ep. of the new season, host Adam Quinn catches up on the US presidential election with David H Dunn after a wildly eventful summer. They talk #Trump, #Kamala, #Vance and much else.🎙️ Links in the thread below.

🚨Our very own Political WorldView podcast is back! In our first ep. of the new season, host Adam Quinn catches up on the US presidential election with David H Dunn after a wildly eventful summer. They talk #Trump, #Kamala, #Vance and much else.🎙️ Links in the thread below.

🚨Our very own Political WorldView podcast is back! In our first ep. of the new season, host Adam Quinn catches up on the US presidential election with David H Dunn after a wildly eventful summer. They talk #Trump, #Kamala, #Vance and much else.🎙️ Links in the thread below.

🪑 BLOG - Select committee chair elections: what do the results show? Marc Geddes & 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗛𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗻 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 dive into the data: • How competitive were the elections? • How are women and minorities represented? • What role did parliamentary experience play? buff.ly/3Bk6bKA

To mark #BlackHistoryMonth 2024, Uni of Birmingham is celebrating the cultures and histories of Black communities through a programme of events around this year's theme #ReclaimingNarratives. See the full programme: birmingham.ac.uk/events/black-h…

We're thrilled to be a part of K4DD! 🎉 The research programme has been designed to improve the understanding of complex #development and #diplomacy issues. Find out more 👇

nice to see this new article out in Economy & Society - co-authored with saori shibata - details below: on the Regional Pathologies of Late-Stage Neoliberalization: The case of Japan in East Asia 👇👇

Earlier this week we dropped our first #podcast of the term! Adam Quinn talks Trump v Harris with David Dunn, check it out here: soundcloud.com/political-worl…

⁦Anam Kuraishi⁩ will be speaking about her new book ⁦International Development Department⁩ on 16 October - please do join us! *Note new time - 2-3:30pm! Many thanks to ⁦Kailing XIE⁩ for organising! ⁦College of Social Sciences⁩ ⁦Government Bham⁩ birmingham.ac.uk/schools/govern…

🚨 EP22 of the #PeoplePoweerPolitics is out now! Do not miss this fascinating conversation with Sameen about bureaucratic politics in #Pakistan and how it stalled the country's transition to #democracy 🇵🇰 CEDAR International Development Department College of Social Sciences POLSIS Birmingham

Thank you Petra Alderman for encouraging me to discuss my work for the CEDAR podcast! Let me know what you think! And definitely listen to their whole list, really excellent discussions for us all to learn from