Hey everyone, more news about MIC-Asia data: Ted Hopf’s new paper, ‘Hegemonic Affinities: China’s Rise and the Distribution of Identity in Asia’ is now available on our website https://t.co/1UvXS5KlZI More about MIC project publications https://t.co/TkX0crs9t7
Hey everyone, we have exciting news! The first book using MIC-Asia data, titled 'The Primordial Modernity of Malay Nationality', authored by Humairah Zainal and Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir is going to be launched on the 28th of February. Link for book launch:https://t.co/fxe10R3yzT
Hello #IRTwitter, just wanted to remind everyone, our new website with all of the existing reports and data is here. Do share (and use!): https://t.co/4gdtGUsfs5
Our very own @ManaliKumar and @bentleyballan are organizing a workshop on conceptualizing and operationalizing national identity. Please sign up and RT!
We are very happy to inform that our very own @ManaliKumar is starting her new research project on Indian national identity and interests, based partially on the data from the Making Identity Count India project: https://t.co/TimWGykDH3
Some professional news: after many months of delay, and a quarantine, I am SO happy to be back at @IPW_HSG as a Postdoctoral Fellow! Excited to kick-off a new project that explores how #India's national identities and interests have changed with its emergence as a rising power
For IR folks: The Making Identity Count project is releasing more than 50 identity reports of great powers from 1950-2010 today(links in the thread). But first, here is a short video about the project by Ted Hopf and @srdjanvucetic : https://t.co/4iHyGkzNxl
New year cheer for the Making Identity Count Project as the article on China's hegemonic prospects penned by @bentleyballan , @srdjanvucetic and Ted Hopf gets featured in Washington Post's list of the best work on political economy in 2018. Link: https://t.co/rzk8D0rnRf
Folks wanting to know more are welcome to attend the Making Identity Count Asia conference at the Asia Research Institute (National University Singapore) from Jan 10-11, where we will discuss our data from ASEAN countries and East Asia https://t.co/W6t7jjn4zR
Thread (w/ article links at the end) on the role ideas could play in hindering China's rise: Hegemonic transitions in International Relations have often been seen from the perspective of military and economic might. However, the role of ideas and identities has been neglected
@bentleyballan , @srdjanvucetic and Ted Hopf from the MIC Project take a stab at this puzzle in their latest paper for @IntOrgJournal : https://t.co/N6ScadHl4Y