Discussing Security in an increasingly insecure world. Hosted by Dr Marine Gueguin and Dr Harrison Swinhoe @GueguinMarine & @HarrySwinhoe Funded by @CGSCLeeds
The Centre for Global Security Challenges is delighted to announce the new PGR and ECR led podcast ‘Insecure: A Security Podcast’ funded by the CGSC and hosted by Harry Swinhoe @HarrySwinhoe and Marine Gueguin @GueguinMarine#InsecurePod#CGSC @CGSCLeeds @POLISatLeeds Thread 🧵
Consider this workshop by submitting an abstract if you work on terrorism, counterterrorism, security studies 👇
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This was an incredibly interesting and informative episode that poses important questions for International Relations as a discipline and discusses the impact of current changes in the global order!
Our last episode is out: ‘Civil Wars: from internationalised to localised conflicts’.
Listen to the latest episode we’ve recorded with @PolViolence, @_AlexWaterman & Megghi Pengili ! Thanks for sharing with us your fascinating research!
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https://t.co/Q8fzJX5uEv
In this episode, James, Alex & Megghi discussed with us the concept of Civil Wars, ceasefire, the role of external actors, links with IR, etc.
It was also the occasion to celebrate 25 years of @JournalofCW - stay tuned they have a Special Issue coming up 👀
Episode 4, S2, ‘Civil Wars - from internationalised to localised conflits’ of @InsecurePod is out!
Listen to @GueguinMarine & @HarrySwinhoe’s fascinating discussion with @PolViolence, @_AlexWaterman & Megghi Pengili.
Funded by @CGSCLeeds
https://t.co/LN8mRiPYqV
We won a Collab award for our work on social media in teaching @DrMLeBourdon @GueguinMarine@HarrySwinhoe@NatalieJester @a_papamichail . Whoopee. Love working with you all. 🎉
Season 2 continues with a 3rd episode 'Security in times of polycrisis'.
The term ‘polycrisis’ has gained prominence over recent years as a way of articulating the sum of the multiple, intersecting crises of our contemporary world.
https://t.co/AgtBQmZMKr
Big thanks to Ishmael Bhila from University of Portsmouth who presented his paper ‘Africa, Polycrisis and International Law: Assessing Africa’s Commitment to International Law Negotiations on Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems’.
https://t.co/AV24lOpUpL
Episode 3 ‘Security in times of Polycrisis’ is out in all the platforms!
https://t.co/CovN0YVCWG
Credits to @CGSCLeeds & @EJIntSec
PS: It is the last episode before a little break, so enjoy!
Thanks to @agriffbag who shared with us her fascinating research and paper on ‘Finding power in pop culture: Youth politics and everyday violence in film’
https://t.co/MJd5WyQzcc