In case you missed today's news that the UK govt plans to educate the nation in "AI skills", here is who's going to deliver the training and who had private drinks about it at Chequers yesterday
Looks super interesting!
Das israelische Militär eskaliert seine „Offensive“ & hat einen Zwangsevakuierungsbefehl für #KhanYounis, die zweitgrößte Stadt #Gaza s, erlassen und warnt vor einem „beispiellosen Angriff“. Die Ziele #Israel s waren von Anfang an klar. Und sie werden vor unseren Augen umgesetzt.
Well done Hungarian colleagues and friends!
Congratulations to Negar and Daniel @drqv.bsky.social for this excellent edited volume and so delighted to be part of this project!
The forthcoming Oxford Handbook of International Political Sociology, edited by Stacie Goddard, @georgelawson.bsky.social, and @olejacobsending.bsky.social, looks great. Including some exciting #HistIR contributions 👇
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Excellent rebuttal of the "AI will save teachers time" claim that education policy and edtech developers keep circulating, written by a teacher who is "very tired" of hearing it
On Tuesday 25th of March at 16:15 pm, at the Graduate Institute (Room S2), François Forêt (ULB) will give a talk on "Disenchanted Europe", examining the legitimisation of the European Union through the development of narratives designed to convey its identity and purpose. @gvagrad.bsky.social
Looking forward too!
On Monday 17th at the Graduate Institute (Room S1), Beste Isleyen @besteisleyen.bsky.social will give a talk on "Non-Western Agency in Migration Control".
She will offer an alternative reading of key topics of IR, particularly state-territoriality, borders and risk.
@gvagrad.bsky.social
Thrilled to announce the release of the 2nd issue on anthropological and ethnographic approaches to the EU edited by D. Georgakakis & @marylou-h.bsky.social. In the SI, contributors explore the challenges these approaches have faced but also the contributions they made
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🌍 Welcome Back, Dr. Sara Hellmüller! 🌍
The CCDP is delighted to welcome back Dr. Sara Hellmüller as Research Professor and Faculty Associate at the Graduate Institute! She brings deep expertise in UN peace missions, mediation, and conflict resolution.
#PeaceResearch #CCDP #UNPeaceMissions
At this year‘s @europeanisa.bsky.social conference in Bologna, @werdis.bsky.social and I will chair the KnowIR section for the third - and in its current form last - time. Given the fantastic programme in the last two years, we’re very much looking forward to receiving exciting contributions again!
We are inviting panel, roundtable, and paper proposals for the section ‘Doing International Political Sociology’ at @europeanisa.bsky.social #EISAPEC25, 25–29 August 2025 in Bologna. #DoingIPS
Send in your ideas until 20 March and join us! More information here:
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We are delighted to announce that our conference this year will take place at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, September 11-12. Keynotes speakers have been confirmed (Christian Borch, Fabian Muniesa, Vanessa Ogle) and the call for papers is now open! financeandsocietynetwork.org/finandsoc-co...
📢 CFP: Workshop on *Understanding and Managing Social-ecological Risks* on 19 and 20 June 2025 at Sciences Po
We seek to foster an interdisciplinary discussion on direct and indirect risks related to climate change + relevant policies
Deadline: 24 Feb.
More here: www.linkedin.com/posts/lydie-...
Please send proposals for the section @malivesey.bsky.social and I are co-chairing at @europeanisa.bsky.social's PEC Conference in Bologna. Topic: moving beyond the 'omnipresence' of crisis in international studies (IR/IPE), exploring continuities, structures and slow processes of change. Info: DM.
The Oxford School of Global and Area Studies is looking for a new Associate Professor: www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DLN551/a...
The applications for the #EWIS2025 are now open.
@francakappes.bsky.social and I will host the workshop 'How Matters Come to Matter' : Thinking/Practising In-Betweenness Through Posthuman Method Configurations. Join us in Krakow! :-) Details below. Reach out if you have questions.
Looking forward to an exciting read! Congratulations!
New call for papers for a special issue on the political economy of edtech
"A focus on edtech as industry allows us to reveal and interrogate the political economy and belief systems that underpins the everyday operation of technology in and for education" think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu...
I'll give a talk at the Geneva Graduate Institute @gvagrad.bsky.social on Thursday, 12 December.
"Are liberal orders self-defeating?" is the small question for the afternoon. If you are around, do consider joining the conversation! Looking forward to it!
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📢 Proud to share a collective effort to better understand what post-growth International Relations may look like. I had the privilege of guest-editing this Editors Forum on "Towards post-growth IR" in @risjnl.bsky.social together with @jhasselbalch.bsky.social! 🧵 /1
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This looks fascinating!
Exactly...
Exciting new article by @uribejuanita.bsky.social on the way private actors normalize their governing roles in global food governance!
[REVOLVE] 2nd article we published with @emiliakorkeaaho.bsky.social. We explore how ethics policies, particularly revolving door (RD) regulations for EU Commissioners, are framed as tools mainly designed to protect EU institutions and legitimate RD.
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A key question remains, and we may never have a satisfactory answer: what if the hype was always meant to fail? What if the point was to hype things up, get in, make a profit, and entrench infrastructure dependencies before critique, or reality, had a chance to catch up?54 Path dependency is well understood by historians of technology and those seeking to profit from AI. Today’s hype will have lasting effects that constrain tomorrow’s possibilities. Using the AI hype to shift more of our infrastructure to the cloud increases dependency on cloud companies, creating dependencies that will be hard to undo even as inflated promises for AI are dashed.
Great essay on the AI bubble deflation by @davidthewid.bsky.social & @histoftech.bsky.social
Thinking from my field, this is what the AI courses for teachers from OpenAI this week are for too: hyping AI into pedagogic habits & locking schools into path dependencies ash.harvard.edu/resources/wa...
Exactly. Resisting ChatGPT as the antithesis of education needs to become a movement.
Two happy authors at the London launch of 'Understanding Maritime Security '.
Thank you all for coming. It was a great discussion.
Wonderful to see the maritime security community in the UK growing.
