On Day 8 of UChicago CIR’s 2025 Asian International Relations Seminar, we started the day with an early morning presentation from the American Institute in Taiwan. Next, we visited Tzu Chi Foundation...
Day Five of @UChicagoCIR’s 2025 trek to Taiwan was spent in dialogue with the UChicago Alumni Club of Taiwan, featuring a panel of CIR faculty, alumni, and guest speaker James Lee discussing new developments in cross-strait relations in the wake of a second Trump presidency
…demonstrated a beautiful indigenous ceremony, and treated us to a fabulous indigenous-style meal. The biggest of thanks goes out to Dr. Shih for creating a day our students will not soon forget!
We were met with fascinating conversations and welcoming hospitality on Day Four of @UChicagoCIR’s annual trek to Taiwan. Our hosts at National Dong Hwa University’s College of Indigenous Studies spoke to us about indigenous movements on the island…
Day 3 took us to both the Institute for National Defense and Security Research and the Institute for National Policy Research. Special thanks to Dr. Yujen Kuo from INPR and Dr. Si-Fu Ou at INDSR for hosting us!
Day 2 & 3 of @UChicagoCIR’s annual Asian International Relations seminar: Day 2, we sat with freelance journalist William Yang to talk all things media, followed by a riveting lecture from Dr. Lev Nachman on Taiwanese domestic politics.
The @UChicagoCIR Annual Asian International Relations Seminar is underway in Taiwan! Organized by CIR faculty @PinarAlakoc & myself, we're diving into thought-provoking discussions and cutting-edge research. Stay tuned for highlights!
UChicago CIR is back in Taiwan for this year’s CIR Asian International Relations Seminar! 🎉 We kicked off our first day at Academia Sinica and engaged in discussions about Taiwan’s legal status, citizenship and contested statehood, and public opinion on US-Taiwan relations.
The CIR Alumni Career Symposium was a huge success! A big thank you to our alums for sharing valuable insights & career advice with current CIR students. It was an inspiring evening of learning, networking, and connecting the next generation with our incredible alumni community!
🎉Join us for a CIR "Friends and Family" Happy Hour at ISA 2025! 🍻Alumni, it's the perfect chance to reconnect, network, and share memories. Don’t miss out on a fun evening with fellow CIR grads!
When: Sunday March 2nd 6-8pm
Where: Kasey's Tavern (701 S. Dearborn St)
#ISA2025
Flexible Curriculum.
Fully-funded treks to Taiwan and DC.
Dedicated research funds.
Mentorship from world-renowned faculty.
And just a one year commitment.
Round 2 applications are open and will be accepted on a rolling basis through May 1st!
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It was such a pleasure to work and think alongside this amazing team of scholars! So very exciting to finally see our efforts in print🎉
My chapter, based on fieldwork and interviews in Burundi, examines the Western logics that define WPS masculinities interventions globally 🧵
I am absolutely thrilled to announce the publication, after over 3 years of dedication, hard work and perseverance by everyone involved of our Routledge Handbook of Masculinities, Conflict, and Peacebuilding
https://t.co/taZbqQzKms
More good news!
So very honored to be awarded the 2025 Early Career Instructor Award from @ISA_ELIASection!
Loads of gratitude to the committee for their time and generosity!
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So delighted to learn I have been awarded the Deborah Gerner Grant from @WCIS_ISA! The grant will fund fieldwork in Northern Ireland for my book project this summer.
Register at the link below to attend CIR's Virtual Open House webinar this Thursday December 5 at 9am CT. Chat with CIR professors @kahooser and @linneaturco about admissions best practices and what makes our program great!
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