Author: Kiran Phull On February 9th, the IR & Ethics research theme of the Department of War Studies convened a full-day workshop (in person, no less!) on “Professionals in International Affairs and Legitimacy: Expertise, Politics and Democracy”. Organized by the IR & Ethics theme leads, Dr. Alvina Hoffmann and PhD student Josh Walmsley, as well… Continue reading Legitimacy and Expertise in International Affairs: IR & Ethics Workshop in Review
Author: Kiran Phull On the 23rd of Feb, the RCIR had the honour of hosting Dr. Nora Stel from Radboud University, Netherlands for a rich and timely discussion of her 2020 book Hybrid Political Order and the Politics of Uncertainty: Refugee Governance in Lebanon. The event was chaired by Dr. Stephan Engelkamp and the book… Continue reading RCIR Event Round-Up: Dr Nora Stel on Hybrid Political Order and the Politics of Uncertainty
Hybrid Political Order and the Governance of Uncertainty by Dr. Nora Stel 23 February 2022, 15:00 to 16:30 Chair: Dr Stephan Engelkamp, Lecturer in International Relations Education, Department of War Studies Speakers: Dr Nora Stel, Assistant Professor in International Relations, Radboud University Professor Claudia Aradau, Professor of International Politics, Department of War Studies, King's College London Dr… Continue reading Book Launch Event with Dr Nora Stel: 23 Feb
Prof. Pınar Bilgin, Bilkent University When: 16 February 2017, 17.00-19.00 Where: War Studies Meeting Room K6.07, King’s College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS Speakers: Prof Pinar Bilgin in conversation with Dr Claudia Aradau and Prof Vivienne Jabri Free registration: http://bit.ly/2k0qxvJ Seeking to further debates surrounding thinking beyond the 'West/non-West' divide, this book analyzes how scholarship… Continue reading Book Launch: The International in Security, Security in the International
This photo exhibition of daily life in the refugee camp in Calais is the result of the research project Humans of Calais, which gives migrants a voice in order to understand their experiences from their own perspective. Residents of the Calais camp were given disposable cameras to record their daily lives in the camp. These… Continue reading Photo Exhibition Launch: Humans of Calais: Migration from the Perspective of Migrants – 11 November 2016
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