🎉 A new publication! I develop a theory of incremental change in foreign policy using a role approach. 2 illustrative examples: Mexico & Sweden. “Gradual Change in Foreign Policy: A Role-Theoretic Approach” https://t.co/XnwHcjo7zl
New Publication Alert 🚨
I am thrilled to share that my article discussing the French Army’s shift to high-intensity warfare has been published in the European Review of International Studies.
https://t.co/WlKef8TGhP
New Publication! Myself and @LeslieWehner are pleased to present our article: Policy, roles and domestic contestation: Germany and the United Kingdom as allies of Ukraine. Available in @IntRelationsJ.
https://t.co/iU3DZ0tmhz
These episodes show that domestic contestation does not have to be about foreign policy roles themselves to shape said roles. It also reveals some of the domestic dynamics of financial and military support to Ukraine we see recurrently, including news of Germany's Taurus missiles
Yay! a new accepted paper which is now forthcoming in the journal: International Relations. This is very special as it is with my doctoral student @theseangarrett His first article of many more to come :-) For now only the abstract ⬇️ @PoLIS_Bath
📺Exerting influence in cyberspace means states must embrace cyber statecraft. But what is 'cyber statecraft'? And why do we need another cyber-related concept? @a_barrinha (@PoLIS_Bath) explains below. You can watch the full video on our website!
On Ukrainian Independence Day we are relaunching our appeal in support of rescue workers in Donetsk oblast, eastern Ukraine, members of the NGPU trade union.
We have already raised over £11,000, and are seeking to raise at least the same again. 🧵
https://t.co/fhU4LeSg79
My colleagues @Micha_Germann & @IuliaCioroianu plus folks from other universities across Europe have developed a VAA to help UK citizens decide who to vote for on the basis of parties’ policy positions (and support research at the same time) — https://t.co/geK4FDwPpy
Academic friends on Twitter, can I ask a favour?
If you don’t mind, could you email me examples of your academic CVs and cover letters from job applications?