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Category Archives: Methods and Methodology
ISA-Canada Professional Development Workshop at CPSA 2013!
Organized by Professor Mark Salter at the University of Ottawa, this Professional Development Workshop, sponsored by ISA-Canada and held at CPSA 2013 at the University of Victoria on 4 June 2013 is a great opportunity for graduate students, and junior … Continue reading
Call for Proposals: Workshop on Regimes of Calculation and Global Governance
Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
Call for papers for a workshop I’m speaking at in September, along with a number of very interesting other speakers. Call for Proposals: Workshop Regimes of Calculation and Global Governance September 19-20, 2013 Balsillie School…
Politics of Catastrophe review
Many of my students are fans of this book. Great work Claudia and Rens!
What We Talked About At ISA: Teaching Gender and War: Some Reflections on Negotiating the Five Stages of Feminist Consciousness/Grief in Undergraduate Students
Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
A guest post in our current series on ISA presentations from Victoria Basham, who is Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter. Victoria’s research draws on feminist and sociological theory to explore…
Posted in Conferences, Gender, IR Theory, Methods and Methodology, Military, Research, Sovereignty, Teaching
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Deborah Lupton with 30 tips for successful research and writing
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Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
International Political Sociology has just put together an open access virtual theme issue on Territorialities, Spaces, Geographies – including papers by Nisha Shah, John Agnew, Neil Brenner and me, and Nick Vaughan-Williams: This special issue presents…
Posted in Borderlands, Borders, IR Theory, Methods and Methodology, Sovereignty
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“Across Oceans To Hear”
Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
The eighth post in our Methodology and Narrative mini-forum, this time from Naeem Inayatullah. Naeem teaches at Ithaca College. His research locates the Third World in international relations. He shows how the history and…
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Indigenous Narrative Methods: A Hawaiian Perspective
Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
We’re now up to the ninth post in our consistently excellent methodology and narrative mini-forum, and this one was contributed by Noelani Goodyear-Kaʻōpua. Noelani is an Associate Professor of Political Science, with an emphasis…
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