The Science, Technology and Art in International Relations (STAIR) Section of the International Studies Association is seeking nominations for the 2025 Distinguished Scholar Award https://t.co/PqIx6Jdb0P
Are you attending the #BISA2024 Conference in Birmingham next week?
Come visit our booth, learn more about publishing your research and pick up some goodies!
This month, we published our special section on international peacekeeping and its transformative effects.
Now, we speak with one of our guest-editors @PeterAlAlbrecht on the vision behind this section. Watch below 👇
Are you working on a paper related to #AI and IR? Are you at @AIforGood? DM or email to talk to me about publishing in @IAJournal_CH. Or check out our latest policy paper on AI governance https://t.co/57wYWFaIiE
Our Managing Editor @kriscsortea will be at the @AIforGood Global Summit from 30-31 May! 💻
If you'd like to chat in person and learn more about publishing with us, feel free to get in touch here👉 [email protected]
I would never have imagined that a 3 months internship would turn into a decade at Chatham House. Celebrated today with some beautiful flowers from my lovely colleagues @IAJournal_CH and Chatham House Comms department 🤩 What a 10 years it’s been!
My colleagues at @TheWorldToday have done it again! This is an excellent and timely new issue, with a great section on AI. I found @TechMilly's article on decolonizing AI especially thought provoking
🚨 OUT NOW: OUR OCT/NOV ISSUE
🤖 Is our future in AI's hands?
Plus:
▪️ American professor @dandrezner introduces his new column
▪️ Is it still possible to keep the rise in global temperatures to 1.5C?
▪️ Debunking migration myths
Full issue: https://t.co/kxxcaId3ka
Want to discuss the impact of #AI on writing and publishing in San Francisco at #ISA2024? @IAJournal_CH has a couple of spots left on our roundtable. Email or dm if interested
📢 #ISA2024 call out on #AI!
We're putting together a roundtable on the impact of generative artificial intelligence on publishing in IR.
If you're a scholar, editor or publisher who would like to speak on this please email @kriscsortea at [email protected] / DM us.
BREAKING 🚨 | A mother of three has been jailed for 28 months for illegally procuring abortion pills.
She was charged under legislation dating back to 1861.
Every woman should have the right to choose. Time for abortion law reform now.
This is happening here, not America, El Salvador or Poland. Here in the UK.
Access to abortion should be a human right, not based on criminal statutes but for women in England, Scotland and wales it’s still not legal and cases like this show human tragic consequences. #NowforUK
🔟 top tips for conference proposals
IA's own @kriscsortea, @AndrewDormanIA and Jo Hills provide advice on writing a successful conference proposal - perfect for anyone preparing for #ISA2024! @isanet
https://t.co/Gvcs6ROMbc
New blog: 5 reflections on 100 years of International Affairs
IA's Jo Hills outlines their key take-aways from reading almost everything from IA's archive while helping to create our six archive collections last year. Have a read 👇
https://t.co/OzvUK9wIA3
I asked ChatGPT to "tell me a story about a boy and a girl choosing their careers". The boy became a "successful doctor", the girl a "beloved teacher". So... same old same old. #biasinmotion 1/3
Joint winners of the IA Centenary Prize...
Valérie Rosoux for ‘How not to mediate conflict’ and Kwaku Danso & Kwesi Aning for ‘African experiences and alternativity in International Relations theorizing about security’.
Read 👉https://t.co/vCzpgX1nk3 https://t.co/UddTK85x97
🏆 Congratulations to Hebatalla Taha for winning our Early Career Prize 2023!
Read her winning article 'Atomic aesthetics: gender, visualization and popular culture in Egypt' #openaccess here > https://t.co/BRaQFsemUi #ISA2023