Echoing Paul Beaumont’s thoughts, these papers were an absolute delight to read and engage with and they all balanced history/theory/IR in a way that really exemplifies the spirit of Historical IR’s growing pluralism. A great way to round off #ISA2024 !

Four excellent papers by Jaeyoung Kim, Carolina Zaccato, Dr. Laura Jung and Caroline Dunton that I really look forward to discussing! :)

Excited to discuss how to write global historical IR today! #ISA2024

If you’re at #ISA2024 (ISA) and interested in Historical IR, have we got several panels for you! The panels cut through wide-ranging questions of methods, race, gender, “revisionism”, regional spaces, and concepts in history/theory/the “international” (WC67, WA19, TB51, SB74)

Happy to share that I passed my viva after an engaging conversation with Drs. Sankaran Krishna and Nivi Manchanda LSE Intl Relations. Thanks as ever to my exemplary supervisory team Katharine Millar, Martin Bayly, and Tarak Barkawi, and countless friends for their immeasurable support!

Go read David Eichert now at davideichert. bsky. social's latest article which offers a nuanced, incisive, and expansive reading of feminist, queer, and critical legal theories to understand why male and queer victims of the Rohingya genocide are rendered 'illegible' by international legal actors 🔥

New publication alert🚨 My article 'Between race and animality: European borders, 'colonial dogs', and the policing of humanity' is out with RIS and available (open access) at doi.org/10.1017/S02602….

A quick thread with its main arguments below (1/7)

Is this my dream panel of scholars working on Afro-Asian women's international thought? Yes, yes it is. Thanks to Dr Maria Tanyag for organising! #BISA2024

(Belated) congrats to Tarsis Brito on his incredible thesis and academic journey, which I’ve had the pleasure to witness first-hand. Can’t wait to see him go places soon!! ✨

I am thrilled to announce that I became a Dr🎓yesterday after an amazing viva session!
Many thanks to Vicki Squire and Nivi Manchanda for being outstanding examiners, Katharine Millar and Mark Hoffman for their fantastic supervision, and LSE Intl Relations for all the support!

⭐️Tomorrow⭐️ All welcome for 'Canons in International Relations and History'. Details below:

The Activist Origins of Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay’s International Thought buff.ly/3OWB7VC

In this short E-International Relations essay, I reflect on the activist origins of Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay’s international thought (and finally use my Gloria Steinem-meets-Kamaladevi anecdote!)

e-ir.info/2023/08/04/the…

Many thanks to Adarsh Badri for kindly inviting me to write about this :)

Very happy to share my new (and first!) journal article. It's out with Millennium Journal and is open access: bit.ly/44kvQg1

It uncovers entanglements between race, caste, and capital in the Indian Ocean and asks what they reveal about the workings of racial capitalism.

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

Conference and Call for papers: “Visions of World Society beyond the West”, 6-7 November 2023

Please see below for more details about the call. Submission deadline : 15 July 2023.

After some waiting, our special issue Intimate Archives: Interventions on Gender, Sexuality and Intimacies is out in African Studies! Read the intro here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Srila Roy Gibson Ncube Adriaan van Klinken Emily Bridger Erin Hazan Serawit BDebele http://sarahemilyduff.bsky.social