Interested in a 5-year research fellowship to tackle geopolitical challenges for conservation? Come and work with us in Oxford... https://t.co/NupzJN57OP
Pandemics such as COVID-19 can be fought more effectively by exploring the behaviour of viruses and their hosts through an evolutionary lens, new research from Alastair Buchan Chair of International Relations Professor @DomDPJohnson reveals: https://t.co/edAXLARtq3
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Delighted to announce the Arabic translation of my book "Overconfidence and War" (still relevant, it seems, given the legacy of Afghanistan) https://t.co/gYkU3n1Ww2
The vacancy for the Montague Burton Professorship of International Relations @Politics_Oxford is out: https://t.co/qpVU2m7SVI
This chair was created in 1930 and is the longest-established chair in IR at @UniofOxford. Don't hesitate to get in touch with me or HoD for any question.
@Politics_Oxford @bridgetfmccoy @PrincetonUPress Happy World Book Day! As technology advances relentlessly on, its still hard to beat the company of a good book.
Can cognitive biases guide good decision making in politics?
@DomDPJohnson's 'Strategic Instincts' takes a nuanced look at the effects of cognitive biases in international relations. #WorldBookDay#OxfordUniAuthors | @bridgetfmccoy @PrincetonUPress 8/n
https://t.co/3t97x8CwYj
Delighted to announce the publication of my new book: "Strategic Instincts: The Adaptive Advantages of Cognitive Biases in International Politics," published by Princeton University Press today.
https://t.co/ilIic3HuXu