📢 New article from Jakub Záhora in the @cambridgecria.bsky.social: How can science fiction help us understand the experience of conducting fieldwork in international relations? Read the full article here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

New article published by our own @bertjanverbeek.bsky.social Jutta Joachim, Chris Nijhuis, and Andrej Zaslove (with @fabrizio-coticchia.bsky.social ) in @cambridgecria.bsky.social 👉 'The foreign policy of populist governed Middle powers: Italy and the Russia-Ukraine war' 👉 doi.org/10.1080/0955...

📣My latest article w @fededonelli.bsky.social on @cambridgecria.bsky.social is finally out. Borrowing from (regime) complexity theories and recent works on overlapping institutions and forum shopping, we explained the fluid character of African Security Governance www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

🚨 New paper with @thorstenwojczewski.bsky.social in @cambridgecria.bsky.social: In "Theorizing populism in international relations: a classical realist perspective", we explore the prospects of IR theories, focusing on classical #realism, for studying #populism. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

📯 Our director @felixroesch.bsky.social has a new publication in the Cambridge Review of International Affairs @cambridgecria.bsky.social on populism and classical realism. To access the paper, please follow the link below 👇

💥Special issue alert! It started in spring 2022, involved two author workshops in Vienna and Berlin, and is now fully available #openacess - our special issue "The Complexity of Nuclear (Dis)ordering has been published in @cambridgecria.bsky.social!

Delighted to write the introduction to the @cambridgecria.bsky.social forum on @itallgren.bsky.social's wonderful prize-winning book, Portraits of Women in International Law. Congratulations Immi and all the contributors! 👏 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

🚨CRIA is soliciting special issue proposals that contribute to scholarly debate and which examine pertinent and topical theoretical, empirical and methodological questions ⬇️ Deadline: 11 June

Trying to dip my toe back into BlueSky to encourage me colleagues to check out the CRIA special issues proposal below!

🚨CRIA is soliciting special issue proposals that contribute to scholarly debate and which examine pertinent and topical theoretical, empirical and methodological questions ⬇️ Deadline: 11 June

On 28 May, CRIA is running an ECR workshop on 'The Global Politics of the Green Transition'! Abstract submissions close on 7 April.

On 28 May, CRIA is running an ECR workshop on 'The Global Politics of the Green Transition'! Abstract submissions close on 7 April.

CRIA is hosting a roundtable on 'Concept Formation and Historical IR' (SA30) to kickoff our presence at the 2025 Chicago International Studies Association conference @isanet.bsky.social. Come along to The Barbershop (Blackstone Hotel) from 8:15am for a great discussion!

@cambridgecria.bsky.social has just published an article of @leocbandarra.bsky.social that is part of our forthcoming SI on "The Complexity of Nuclear (Dis)Ordering". The SI's introductory article by @carmenwunderlich.bsky.social and yours truly is available here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

I was asked by @cambridgecria.bsky.social to write about @itallgren.bsky.social's Portraits of Women in International Law. A short essay on the limits of the Portrait, via John Berger: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

🚨 article alert ‼️ Thrilled to share that our article„The Complexity of Nuclear (Dis)Ordering“ with @msenn.bsky.social is finally out with Cambridge Review of International Affairs www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... In it we introduce a forthcoming Special Issue and propose a research agenda.

Check out the first review essay to be published in the Cambridge Review of International Affairs, coming to BlueSky soon…

Review in Cambridge Review of International Affairs:

Excited to be joining @alktaif.bsky.social as co-editor of the Cambridge Review of International Affairs @cambridgecria.bsky.social CRIA welcomes submissions on international affairs topics from across the social sciences!

Dr Alice Engelhard has contributed to the article, “Nomads and international relations: post-sedentarist dialogues,” specifically the section “Mobile states and territorial nomads: the British Empire in Maasai-land,” published in @cambridgecria.bsky.social. ⬇️ www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Our original journal article @cambridgecria.bsky.social is available here www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....