More #ice#humanities for 2022! We have a cover from @ManchesterUP and a pleasure to work with the cryo-historian par excellence Professor Sverker Sorlin! Lots of wonderful chapters on glaciers, artificial ice, snow, frost, mountains, river and lake ice, and ice cores.
We want to extend a warm welcome to Yolande Bouka, a member of our new editorial team! Yolande is an Assistant Professor at Queen’s University. Follow her Tweets at @yolandebouka.
“Can the World Survive?” - if you think you have an answer, why not apply to #bisa2022? Papers, panels, roundtables cabinets be submitted via https://t.co/AII96EEeFx @MYBISA
"IR theory and Area Studies: a plea for displaced knowledge about international politics", a great new piece by @K_Kaczmarska and Stefanie Ortmann https://t.co/hDquhijskD
“Can the World Survive?” - if you think you have an answer, why not apply to #bisa2022? Papers, panels, roundtables cabinets be submitted via https://t.co/AII96EEeFx @MYBISA
The editors of @RISjnl invite proposals for Special Issues and Forums
Special Issues: 7-8 papers
Forums: 4-6 shorter interventions
DEADLINE: 1 December 2020
Details: https://t.co/nKBBOVkH6i @CUP_PoliSci@IAJournal_CH @martincoward
A straightforward claim perhaps, but really: "What does it take to hold shared responsibility for the #Arctic region?"
A brief sketch of the discussion has been published with @global_policy
https://t.co/l1t3I7KIjL
Interested in academic freedom?
Follow this new Academic Freedom and Internationalisation Working Group: @AcFreeWorldUK, and check out their website at https://t.co/aeyT2OHGSc
Exciting to see BISA members involved including @HeathershawJ#academicfreedom
The new Journal for the History of Knowledge (@jhokjournal) is launched today!
The first issue comprises articles by @DupreSven @Geert_Somsen@rensbod@Philipp_Sarasin@ostling_j @DLHeidenblad Peter Burke, Marwa Elshakry et al.
https://t.co/3sSYxtP2nq
I'm annoyed that I missed this #virtualBISA event on the #Arctic because of other virtual meetings concerning teaching planning in 2020/21, but I look forward to watching the recorded version!
From @Bourbeau_Phil an excellent article on resilience. How did it get 'imported' into world politics?
"A Genealogy of Resilience" is here: https://t.co/BchVy4DV07
"We’re open, we’re active and we are adapting to the ‘new normal’"
Read a message from our Chair @MarkAlanWebber on our activities during the lockdown period and plans for the future: https://t.co/1ACHFbTBOI
Special thank you's for @ATRWibben@BrookeAckerly and @IFJPglobal
Our colleagues @PSATeaching@PolStudiesAssoc have another great teaching and learning seminar on Weds 10 June, 3-4pm. This time titled 'Teaching Politics Online: Pedagogy, Support, Community'. Register now at https://t.co/aT7SgnAs6u
If attended events in the past and would like to do so next year, please renew your #BISA membership. It’s simply a great academic organisation! 👇 https://t.co/sxORrAelJk
Struggling with PhD costs? Applications for our Founders Fund grants are now open with a 100% increase in the number of grants available. Find out if you're eligible, and apply, at https://t.co/Z5H7dru05E @BISAPGN@CUP_PoliSci@thepostdoctoral#PhDfunding#PhDchat
We're looking forward to this week's teaching and learning webinar from our friends @PolStudiesAssoc@PSATeaching which takes place on 4 June at 3pm - "Scaffolding Learning: How to Guide and Engage your Students into Online Learning". You can register at https://t.co/16ta3LQHuE