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👊 International Relations should pay far more attention to how climate knowledge is produced. 👉 At the heart of this is IR’s task to grasp which political forces and agendas shape what we know about climate change. ✍️Lin Alexandra Mortensgaard academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

📢 Our Editor-in-Chief Kyle Grayson (Kyle Grayson) will attend #BISA2025 in Belfast from June 17 to June 20. ☕ Kyle is available for scheduled meetings by email or quick chats. 🗺️ Feel free to reach out to learn more about International Political Sociology!

📢 International Political Sociology editor Monique J. Beerli will be at Co-Laborating for Change? The Future of Peace and Security in an Age of Crisis in 🇩🇪. 🤝 Available for a quick chat or to schedule a meeting by email (25–27 June). Always happy to talk about publishing with IPS!📜

As a kind of companion piece to my ISQ article below, I have a new publication out in International Political Sociology looking at how the “everyday mnemonic foreign policy” of popular culture can create the conditions of possibility for international history wars like 🇯🇵-🇰🇷 academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

My first publication is out in International Political Sociology! In this paper, I offer a new approach to securitization which aims to anchor contemporary securitization processes targeting postcolonial populations in colonial history. Check it out: academic.oup.com/ips/article/19… Exeter Politics

📢 Our Editor-in-Chief Kyle Grayson (Kyle Grayson) will be at the IPS Winter School (IPS Brazil Network) at PUC-Rio Brazil from June 30 to July 5. ✉️ Available for scheduled meetings via email or quick chats. 🌎 Reach out anytime to learn more about International Political Sociology!

📢 Our Editor Victor Coutinho Lage will attend the 10th edition of the IPS Winter School in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from July 2 to July 11, 2025. ✉️ Meetings can be scheduled by email. 🌟 Feel free to reach out to connect & learn more about International Political Sociology! 🔗ipswinterschool.wordpress.com

If you are interested in border security, Global IR, non-Western IR, International Political Sociology, or practice theory, you can access a free copy of my article "Decentering the Study of EU Border Externalization and Why This Matters" here: academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

👉Catch our editor Beste İşleyen at #EWIS2025 in beautiful Krakow from July 2 to 4! ☕️Whether you want a quick chat or a scheduled meeting, Beste is happy to connect. Just drop an email to arrange a time. Looking forward to great conversations and new ideas. See you there!👋

🖥️Algorithms, AI, Big Data, & Big Tech: IPS Scholarship on Digital Technologies 🧐Madeleine Böhm maps how IPS debates digital tech in IR, revealing key (in)visibilities and urging a bridge to sociological theories of digital capitalism. 🆕 academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

🆕 & #OpenAccess 🪧 "When victims use the sites of their own victimization as resources for protest, they are more likely to advance their rights claims than if they protest at less symbolically meaningful locations." ✍️Claire Greenstein academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

🆕 & #OpenAccess Yazid Benhadda introduces a colonial genealogical approach to show how France’s colonial past shapes the securitization of North African migration, tracing 6⃣enduring threat narratives, most of which continue to echo today! academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

Check out this fascinating new article on Resisting Prevent, unpacking forms of everyday resistance to counterterrorism by Dr Amna Kaleem in International Political Sociology academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…

Do you like ketchup? Not only are you wrong, but you may be a fascist. Not really, but in my 🍅New Publication🍅 "Ketchup Is the Whitest Sauce", in International Political Sociology, I argue that memes about ketchup showcase Neo-Nazi solidarity. academic.oup.com/ips/article/19…