What is at stake in practices and techniques of data visualisation in the social sciences? A review of the 2022 EISA workshop "Enacting and disrupting Transnational Spaces: Data visualisation as Exploratory Method"
In this blog post, author Katie McCann explores how we might understand the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis in the context of 'liberal war', or wars in pursuit of humanitarian ends.
Author: Laura Zuber It is the 13th of April 2021 and the the call for writing a blog article on ‘Reimagining Communities’ for this year’s Security Studies conference reaches me in a vulnerable moment in my research process: six months into the PhD, I made the decision to change topic. Roughly, my original plan consisted of… Continue reading From Reimagining Communities to Communities Reimagining
Author: Joseph Jarnecki On 17 October 2019, the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) handed their report on Russian interference into the British democracy to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The ISC is a bipartisan committee mandated by the British Parliament to oversee the British intelligence services – replacing discussions with formal parliamentary procedures. Following significant delays… Continue reading From Debates to Processes: Trajectories of Intelligence Oversight in the UK
In March and April 2015, the SOURCE project team at KCL RCIR, led by Didier Bigo and Mederic Martin Mazé is convening a series of seminars to investigate the relations between societal security, international development and social policies from an international and European perspective. In these short pieces, Mederic briefly reports the debates and research expounded… Continue reading RCIR reports: SOURCE Small seminar series on societal security, inequality, and development
RCIR: Research Centre in International Relations 