Postdoc @pol_LU | Visiting Fellow @EUI_EU | Associate Fellow @ResearchUI IR theory, security studies, existentialism, climate change. Also esports. She/Her
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Going to wind down activities on this platform soon. 🥲Please find me where the sky is blue! 🫡☁️🟦
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I will be moderating this timely event on April 8 in which we bring distinguished experts together to discuss our new nuclear disorder. Register by April 4 if you want to attend in person. Live streaming available on the event page. fhs.se/en/swedish-defence-un…
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This is an executive coup. In view of fallibg public support Erdogan has removed his political challenger. Today, Turkey has shifted to full fledged authoritarianism.
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Going to wind down activities on this platform soon. 🥲Please find me where the sky is blue! 🫡☁️🟦
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Have your parents accidentally gone on holiday with conspiracy theorists? Mine have and they let me write about it in @csosjournal
Help! My parents are normies: family friends, GPS, and the World Economic Forum
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Postdoctoral Researcher under the project INTERFER #ECPRMemberJobs
🎓 PhD in relevant field
📅 Full time until December 2028
🇨🇿 Institute of International Relations in Prague
⌛ Monday 10 March ow.ly/GGIv50UU89r
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Off to my favorite city in the US for #ISA2025 @isanet to reunite with friends, colleagues, and present my work! If it’s your first time in Chicago, I put together a guide because I love this city too much not to share my recommendations: docs.google.com/document/d/1… (1/5)
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Congrats Maysam on a stellar defense! It was a real pleasure engaging with your work. Huge thanks to Catarina Kinnvall and the colleagues at the Department of Political Science, Lund University, for the warm hospitality. svet.lu.se/en/article/maysam…
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To start our editorial tenure at @JIRD_jour, we wrote with Matthias Leese a brief reflection on the historical roots of the journal as well as on the current political and technological challenges to academic publishing. Have a look! rdcu.be/eaZnF
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🥳Excited to share our latest article in Turkish Studies:
🔗 doi.org/10.1080/14683849.202…
With @iremkaramik
Special thanks to @baris_kesgin @kaygusuzo @ygursoy @FisherOnar, Prof. Matthew Whiting, the referees and the journal team for their invaluable feedback! 🙏
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🚨🤓 Send your abstract to our Postgraduate/ECR Virtual Workshop: 'Intersection of Memory/Trauma and the Politics of Emotions in IR' until 17/02/2025!
Link: bisa.ac.uk/members/working-g…
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📢 New Article Alert! 📢
How does the notion of societal multiplicity in IR overlook the psychological impact of global hierarchies? Read more: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
#InternationalRelations #UnevenDevelopment #Psychoanalysis #SocietalMultiplicity
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Publication day!!!
It was a great honour to co-edit the Palgrave Handbook on the Pedagogy of International Relations Theory, and today we are absolutely delighted to share all 894 pages of insights with the world.
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Here’s a structured Twitter thread introducing each of the Twenty Lessons from On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder, with real-world examples and discussion questions. This will encourage engagement and critical thinking.
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2A/ Lesson 1: Do Not Obey in Advance
Authoritarians rely on preemptive obedience—people enforcing rules before they are even required. This normalizes oppression.
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Professor Ian Manners argues that Ukraine serves as a microcosm of a larger paradigm shift in the way we teach International Relations (IR) and European Union (EU) studies—one that moves beyond traditional IR frameworks to embrace planetary politics.
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You work on issues related to gender-based violence (#GBV) in and beyond Central and Eastern Europe? Do send us an abstract - we are publishing a Special Issue (see below)!
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Check out this CfP if you are working on gender-based violence!👇
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CEEISA’s Statement on the Rising Threats to Universities and Academic Freedom Worldwide
ceeisa.net/news
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🎆 #OpenAccess
👉 Learning from the pandemic requires acknowledging and including broader ecologically complex processes.
✍️ Stefanie Fishel & @ChrisAgius13 discuss the virus and the virome to rethink borders and how the virus shapes bodies and politics.
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