Prof Takashi Inoguchi was a true pioneer among IR scholars from m Asia, who helped develop non-Western IR theory and Asian Barometer. This tribute will inspire all of us. I was very privileged to know him. He wrote the Japan article in the Why is there no Non-Western IR Theory for the International Relations Of Asia-Pacific, and I co-edited with Barry Buzan. Available at https://t.co/Aotrt7j4ZR
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@DiplomacyEdu@MariliaM@leehibbard Hello, is this course still available for this year? I noticed that the date has been moved to 17 February 2025. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the opportunity to deliver a class on Globalization to the students at @UPFBarcelona@HumanitatsUPF. Had a wonderful discussion with them AND my own students at @irbinus who join us from Jakarta!
Big thanks to @Quero53 for letting me crash in his class!
Globalization at its best! Prof. @dian_novikrisna from @BINUS_UNIV delivering a class to our students at Intro to Global Studies at @UPFBarcelona (@HumanitatsUPF) in Barcelona and, simultaneously, to her students in Jakarta. The topic, curiously enough, technology & globalization
Scholars from the global South face unique hurdles in applying for international funding or submitting academic publications. Join IR experts to learn how these scholars can navigate #grant and #publication hurdles. Learn more and register here: https://t.co/AAiDPYJusQ
From the Vault: @EdwardAspinall attacks a really big puzzle in his classic Nine Theses on #ethnicpolitics in Indonesia. How did #Indonesia escape ethnic polarization? Many things mattered, but democratization itself may have facilitated ethnic compromises. https://t.co/7UXd199UHY
I will be discussing the future of Western interventionism at HowTheLightGetsIn Global online festival in the debate, The Good, the Bad and the West. This will stream live on Saturday 19th September, 20:30 BST, 3.30pm EDT. https://t.co/ySxdzTrDU8
I have run a session on research and writing strategies in every class I have taught at @POLSISEngage in the past 21 years. Since we are in covid-online-mode I have recorded a video and since I have it here it is: tips on academic writing, in three parts: https://t.co/AGU2pIr2yJ
How do other political figures in Wakanda see its rising power? Would they simply follow the benevolent example of their king? Or would they realize the tremendous power they possess and push to pursue more assertive policies? (2/2)
I’d love to see the hypothetical analysis incorporating the domestic view of Wakanda’s rising power. T’Challa is portrayed as a great king, but it is hard to think that there is no power politics play within the country. (1/2)
One hundred years since its founding, Chatham House continues to foster mutual understanding between nations through debate, dialogue and rigorous, independent analysis.
Throughout 2020, the institute will celebrate its 100th year with a number of initiatives.
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