Jef Huysmans (Queen Mary University of London) [email protected] Renata Summa (University of Groningen) [email protected] We are inviting panel, roundtable, and paper proposals for IPS Standing Section Doing International Political Sociology at the EISA Pan-Europea
📢 We are inviting panel, roundtable, and paper proposals for the #DoingIPS standing section ‘Doing International Political Sociology’ at the #EISAPEC24 (convenors: Jef Huysmans and Renata Summa). Send in your ideas until 13 March!
Jef Huysmans (Queen Mary University of London) [email protected] Renata Summa (University of Groningen) [email protected] We are inviting panel, roundtable, and paper proposals for ST02 Standing Section Doing International Political Sociology at the EISA Pan-European
After a fruitful third seminar series organized between October 2022-May 2023 and concluded with a Forum Workshop event in September 2023, the IPS Belgium organising committee is pleased to share the call for papers for a new seminar series that will start in January 2024. In the meantime, we ar
The Standing Section Doing International Political Sociology has organised 15 panels and roundtables at the EISA Pan European Conference in Potsdam, 5-9 September 2023. The list of panels and roundtables: · Panel: Affective Futures and Polit
We are excited to announce that the Call for Papers of the DoingIPS London PhD Seminar Series is now out. At its sixth edition, this year’s PhD Seminar Series will run over a period of 10 months, from September 2023 to June 2024. The series is funded by the LISS-DTP and organised through Queen Mary
Time: 19 April 2023 — 15:00-16:30 Location: Queen Mary University of London (GC 102) and online After the financial crisis in 2007–2008 most of the countries were running significant budget deficits. States developed much criticised austerity policies in order to create economic growth and to
Time: 18 April 2023 — 17:15-18:45 Location: Queen Mary University of London (GC 101) and online In 1997 Michael Williams and Keith Krause published an edited volume that coined Critical Security Studies. They opened their preface with: “This book emerged out of a desire to contribute to the de
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