New @RISjnl article and video extract by @GilksM out now!
'Towards a phenomenological ontology of war' @CUP_PoliSci
video extract and summary - https://t.co/A2XHEqYpwo
full article - https://t.co/0Fw8XaKnlk
@bisawarstudies@CambridgeUP
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1) Phenomenological ontology of war (@risjnl)
2) Arms control & military balance in Europe (@csp_journal)
3) When Do Great Powers Employ Covert Action? (@secstudies_jrnl)
4) US allies’ foreign policy alignment & great power competition
My new article in @JWCS_Journal! A special thanks to Katy Parry @reticentK, Sarah Maltby @warandmedia, and Greg Brockett @I_W_M, editors of a forthcoming special issue on photographer Tim Hetherington (@TimHetherington).
https://t.co/A2T7oCgxkX
In this article, I continue a discussion of Parker's Anatomy of a Soldier. I consider how the emotions of shame and pride are entangled in the injured soldier's experience, and what Parker's novel contributes to understanding shame and pride more broadly
https://t.co/cOJqaDyfGI
This is an interesting and productive reply to an article I recently published @SocEpistemology. I look forward to building on Laurel Scotland-Stewart's points in my own reply @ReplyCollective.
@juliarsct Thanks so much for getting in touch! & so nice to see others also pursuing this line of enquiry. I'll certainly endeavour to develop this method, and I'd be very happy to chat at any time to share ideas!
Excited to present next month about: 'Understanding the experience of war through officially commissioned paintings: A phenomenological analysis' (using the case of British soldiers in Afghanistan)
https://t.co/ZrZjNQAy8p
How do inanimate objects become historical monuments, & what is the role of the spectator in this process? See my new article @CritMilStudies
*A wee detour from a (related) PhD @KentBSIS/@UniKentPolitics with @YGuichaoua/@HarmonieToros
https://t.co/4hMIZPTghU