The Department’s Adam Humphreys has had an article entitled ‘Realism, empiricism and causal inquiry in International Relations: What is at stake?’ published in European Journal of International Relations. Read it…Read More >

Our very own Dr Joseph O’Mahoney has co-written a piece for the Washington Post on same-sex marriage in Asia, following Taiwan being the first place in Asia to perform and…Read More >

On International Peacekeeping Day, Dr Georgina Holmes has had her article published in The Conversation, where she raises important questions about women in peacekeeping. http://theconversation.com/female-military-peacekeepers-left-feeling-overwhelmed-after-inadequate-training-114887

We are proud to announce that our very own Dr Patrick Finnegan,  Dr Kenton White,  Dr Mark Shanahan and Christos Vrakopoulos  were nominated for the RUSU Academic Excellence Awards by…Read More >

Have you ever wondered what emotions politicians try to express through their tweets? Margherita de Candia explains here in her blog post https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2019/05/14/what-emotions-do-politicians-express-with-their-tweets-the-case-of-renzi-berlusconi-salvini-and-di-maio/

Interested in what we can learn by comparing Poll Tax rioters and the members of the ANC who formed Umkhonto we Sizwe, or what’s really wrong with not just John…Read More >

New article from Vladimir Rauta and co-authors: Understanding the Syria Babel: Moral Perspectives on the Syrian Conflict from Just War to Jihad Abstract: The war in Syria, and its ongoing…Read More >

Dr Sarah von Billerbeck has published a new article in the highly-ranked European Journal of International Relations with Oisín Tansey (KCL), entitled ‘Enabling Autocracy? Peacebuilding and Post-Conflict Authoritarianism in the…Read More >

Dr Georgina Holmes and colleagues from the new BISA Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Working Group have published the conference report ‘Peacekeeping after Brexit’, in partnership with RUSI. The report reflects on…Read More >