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20 Mar 2025
New book by Linda Eitrem Holmgren on gender-just political citizenship and peacebuilding in Northern Ireland
This book explores how women in societies plagued by ethno-national conflict can help build peace and gender equality, even in places where deep divisions have existed for generati...
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10 Mar 2025
New book by Annika Björkdahl and Johanna Mannergren: The Production of Gendered Knowledge of war. Women and Epistemic Power.
This edited volume critically investigates women’s knowledge about war and explores the epistemic agency of women. Women are deeply affected by war, participate in war and resist w...
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5 Mar 2025
Forum on Jens Bartelson’s Becoming International in Global Intellectual History
The journal Global Intellectual History has just published a forum on Jens Bartelson’s latest book Becoming International (Cambridge University Press, 2023).
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3 Mar 2025
Professor Manners receives Riksbankens Jubileumsfond sabbatical grant for writing book on The European Union's Normative Power in Planetary Politics
Professor Ian Manners has received a Riksbankens Jubileumsfond sabbatical grant to spend 2025 working at the University of Bristol to complete a book on The European Union's Normat...
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24 Feb 2025
Maysam Behravesh has successfully defended his thesis!
Maysam Behravesh has successfully defended his thesis entitled 'Political Psychology of Revisionist Behavior in World Politics: State Subjectivity, Ontological (In)Security, and Ir...
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20 Feb 2025
Magdalena Bexell on the investment citizenship industry
The article explores self-legitimation practices by business actors that are organizational intermediaries in the investment citizenship industry. This industry links states and in...
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10 Feb 2025
Rethinking International Relations: The Russian War Against Ukraine and the Shift to Planetary Politics
How should the Russian war against Ukraine reshape the way we teach International Relations (IR) and European Union (EU) studies? In a groundbreaking new article, Professor Ian Man...
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29 Jan 2025
Do Political Parties in Western Europe Listen to Their Voters?
Political parties in Western Europe are more responsive to voters than you might think. Across seven key political issues, Ibenskas and Polk found that parties adjust their positio...
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23 Jan 2025
Danish Business owners more critical of democratic institutions than their Swedish counterparts during the COVID-19
Associate Professor Julie Hassing Nielsen's and Associate Professor Agustin Goenaga's findings indicate that exposure to the economic costs of pandemic strategies was not only asso...
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21 Jan 2025
Jakob Skovgaard on How the IMF Addresses Climate Change
In a new open-access article published in Review of International Studies, Jakob Skovgaard explores how the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has integrated climate risks into its ...
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13 Jan 2025
Peace Talks in the Russia-Ukraine War: When, Who, and How?
❔ Who is best positioned for mediation and negotiation efforts to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine? ❔ When should such diplomatic efforts be launched? ❔ How should the proc...
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16 Dec 2024
The matter of pre-training in political studies: More data better than domain-specific new study shows
In this study we elaborate the trade-off between pre-training models on domain-specific data versus a more general dataset in a political context. We start from motions from parlia...
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12 Dec 2024
Affective polarization, populism, and European party support for Ukraine
Hatred towards political opponents can be more polarizing than policy differences – and populism is shaping the erosion of support for Ukraine in the war against Russia. Professor ...
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10 Dec 2024
Jesper Svensson et. al on a ‘Beyond Growth’ Response to the World’s Water Crises
The world is facing several crises in terms of water quality, quantity, and safety. Policy measures to date focus on a 'business as usual' approach that prioritises economic and/or...
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6 Dec 2024
Patrick Nitzschner has successfully defended his thesis!
Patrick Nitzschner has successfully defended his thesis entitled 'Defending what is yet to come: Towards a critical theory of democratic defense'. Congratulations!
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5 Dec 2024
Bengtsson on the EU and the European Security Order
Rikard Bengtsson recently published a chapter entitled “Complex Role Enactment Amid Global Value Contestation: The European Union and the Crisis of the European Security Order” in ...
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29 Nov 2024
New book by Karin Aggestam and Jacqui True: “Feminist Foreign Policy Analysis”
Karin Aggestam and Jacqui True have edited the book “Feminist Foreign Policy Analysis: A New Subfield” (Bristol University Press).
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25 Nov 2024
Major Research Grant Awarded to Professor Jonathan Polk for Exploring Political Party Dynamics in Europe
Congratulations to Professor Jonathan Polk, who has secured a prestigious grant from Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ) for his project, "Political Party Competition and the Transnatio...
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21 Nov 2024
New article on legitimacy challenges of multistakeholder partnerships for the 2030 Agenda
This article explores legitimation attempts by global multistakeholder partnerships that seek to support implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda. Thi...
