Global Political Thought
The Global Political Thought research group convenes approximately once a month. The disciplinary home of the research group is the intersection of International Relations and Political Theory broadly conceived, and we discuss and read theoretical as well as empirical work.
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- Strömbom, Lisa (Convener)
- Svensson, Ted (Convener)
- Abdelmoez, Joel
- Aggestam, Karin
- Alamaa, Linda
- Altermark, Niklas
- Bartelson, Jens
- Bergman-Rosamond, Annika
- Bexell, Magdalena
- Bramsen, Isabel
- Breiding, Malte
- Canavan, Jana
- De Leeuw, Georgia
- Gustafsson, Daniel
- Hall, Martin
- Hedlund, Maria
- Holdo, Markus
- Kalm, Sara
- Liebsch, Juliane
- Magalhaes Teixeira, Barbara
- Malkopoulou, Anthoula
- Manners, Ian
- Möller Ölgaard, Daniel
- Nitzschner, Patrick
- Stattin, Simon
- Stein, Anne Lene
- Stissing Jensen, Marie
- Strandgaard, Jakob
- Vetle Handeland, Lars
- Viksand, Sindre
Schedule, Autumn 2022
28 October, 13.15-14.30 (Ed367)
Richard Georgi (University of Gothenburg), Peace that Antagonises: Reading Colombia’s Peace Process as Hegemonic Crisis.
24-25 November
Research retreat together with the Peace and Conflict research group.
15 December, 13.15-14.30 (Ed367)
At this seminar two papers presenting takes on international identity politics are presented, followed by a joint discussion on themes emerging from the papers. First Karl Gustavsson (Stockholm University) will present his and Maria Malksoo´s (Copenhagen university) paper ‘Memory politics as the continuation of deterrence by other means: Evidence from Russia and China’. This will be followed by a presentation by Lisa Strömbom of her and Alexei Tsinovoi’s (Aarhus University) paper on ‘Twitter Responses to International (Mis-)Recognition: The US Embassy Move and the Abraham Accords’.
Schedule, Spring 2022
17 March, 13-14.30 (Ed367)
Jonathan Luke Austin (Copenhagen University), Seeing All Evil: The Global Cruelty of Digital Visibility.
5 April, 13-14.30 (Ed222B)
Akos Kopper (visiting researcher, Lund University), Is Chess a Fitting or Misleading Metaphor for International Relations?
28 April, 13-14.30 (Ed367)
Isabel Bramsen (Lund University), The Micro-Sociology of Diplomacy.