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My new blog post for Changing Global Orders, based on my research on the revival of new international order proposal in the 21st century. I look at how Indonesia supported the original 1970s proposal and how Indonesia re-articulates it today to support its extractivist development.

The deadline (31st March) for this #cfp is fast approaching. Submit your abstracts now! #AcademicConferences #HistoryCfP #oxford #GlobalHistory #callforpapers #CFP #AcademicTwitter #PhDLife #ECRchat #HistoricalResearch #hybridconference #twitterstorians

The recording of our visiting fellow Stefanie Middendorf’s lecture - Oxford Martin School on 12 March - is now available. changingglobalorders.web.ox.ac.uk/article/lectur…

Our co-director Andrew Thompson, together with research assistant Marly Tiburcio-Carneiro, have published a new report outlining a strategic framework for tackling modern slavery. University of Oxford ox.ac.uk/news/2025-04-0…

.Boyd van Dijk discusses the International Criminal Court’s case against Israel, which focuses on the crime of starvation—and examines the persistent challenges in prosecuting starvation as a crime: foreignaffairs.com/israel/israel-…

As the term begins, we've an intriguing new CGO blog post by Edward Jones Corredera on Latin America and the dynamics of debt diplomacy. changingglobalorders.web.ox.ac.uk/article/what-d…

My new article on IR, canon-formation, and mythmaking in the Cambridge Review of International Affairs, as part of the larger Francesco Guicciardini Prize Book Forum. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Thanks to Boyd van Dijk for the invitation to write about how multilateral diplomacy can be revived through the creation of fairer global rules on debt for the Changing Global Orders And thanks to Andrés Ruiz for his insights - go check out his work!

From Anticolonialism to Constitutional Capture: An Interview with Sandipto Dasgupta – JHI Blog jhiblog.org/2025/05/19/fro…

How does our moment compare to the 1990s? A short reflection by me theideasletter.org/essay/certaint…

"THE ONCE AND FUTURE WORLD ORDER” BOOK TALK HIGHLIGHTS A FUTURE WITH MULTIPOLAR GLOBAL ORDER" with Kishore Mahbubani Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Centre on Asia and Globalisation indiplomacy.com/2025/05/05/the…

Who are UN Special Rapporteurs, and why do they matter? In our latest CGO blog post, Alvina H explores their role and the resilience of this human rights mechanism. changingglobalorders.web.ox.ac.uk/article/uns-hu…

Please join us this Tuesday, 3 June, 5-7pm, for the book launch of GLOBALIZING EUROPE: A HISTORY, with Sir Richard J. Evans, Maxine Berg, Richard Drayton, Abigail Green, Jan Rüger, and me, at MAR.2.04, Marshall Building, LSE: lse.ac.uk/International-…

Our ERC project BLOCKADE is hiring again - this time two 4-year PhD positions with Alan Kramer in Hamburg; one on blockade and interwar strategic thinking; the other on imperial and colonial context of blockade. Please share! uni-hamburg.de/en/stellenange…

Delighted to share that "Experts In A Turbulent World", a volume I'm editing based on a Changing Global Orders workshop held at the Oxford Martin School last year, is now under contract with Oxford University Press. More soon. For now, thanks to all contributors!

Thrilled to workshop my new book Humanity in War (under contract with OUP) in Oxford next week. It’s a global history of how actors from Global South & East reshaped law in war during decolonization & the Cold War, based on years of research in M-East, Africa, Asia & L-America.

We are delighted to share that our co-director Louise Fawcett has been appointed to the governing council of UN University. Professor Fawcett will serve a six-year term during which she will help guide UNU's strategic direction. changingglobalorders.web.ox.ac.uk/article/profes…