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Introduction chapter to my book is now open access for one month: get it while its free! academic.oup.com/book/56425/cha…

i love to change the font of an essay from Arial to Garamond and watch my language immediately become more poetic, my syntax instantly more elegant, my argumentation right away more precise

On my way home from Lille & what was my favorite EISA conference to date. Thank you to the organisers & volunteers! My personal highlight was the insightful & thoughtful engagement at my book roundtable - of these four and the audience - all the more moving given it was 9am Sat!

A focused ending to a great #EISAPEC24 conference in lovely Lille the morning after the grand reception, discussing Paul Beaumont new bold book on the grammar of status competition without sounding like Armand Duplantis in his legendary post-record morning interview.😇

No surprise that PARISS Journal is climbing the ranks. Now there is no excuse not to submit your cutting-edge work to this journal, that takes transversality and de-disciplinarization seriously. #transversality #internationalrelations #transdisciplinarity

A new essay with Carsten A Schulz takes a long view on US-Latin American relations. Hopefully useful for teaching and introducing the topic! "In the Interstices of Asymmetry: Two Centuries of U.S.-Latin American Relations," open access, in Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (GJIA): muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

We are thrilled to announce that the European Research Council (European Research Council (ERC)) has awarded Nina Reiners , Associate Professor at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (SMR//NCHR), the prestigious ERC Starting Grant for 2024. #ERCStG jus.uio.no/english/about/…

✨ I'm absolutely overjoyed to receive an European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant for my project PROBONO - Private Law Firms as Transnational Advocates ✨ Can’t wait to focus on research and work together with a multidisciplinary team for five years #ERCStG #ProBono

We are thrilled to announce that Senior Research Fellow Paul Beaumont has been awarded a 1.5 million euro Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC) for the NUPI project “Navigating the Era of Indicators”! Congratulations, Paul! 🎉 nupi.no/en/news/nupi-p…

So excited that Nina (and the fantastic team she’s going to build) will research the pro bono activities of big law over the next five years! 🥳 The project is so important and timely to see who’s actually defending human rights and who’s restricting them and how.

We are delighted to share the NEW RIS Editors selection from Maria Mälksoo on Rituals in IR Featuring: Lucas Knotter Simon Koschut Ruben Zaiotti Tom Bentley + more! Read more here👉 cambridge.org/core/journals/… Cambridge University Press - Politics Juliet Dryden / BISA Kyle Grayson BISA PGN Eur Jnl Int Sec

Academic libraries are places of great serendipity - many of the books I borrow I have no idea about but find them next to things I was actively searching for. What are universities for if not this kind of lateral creativity?

It's that time of the year again: we just launched the CSP Journal call for proposals for a special issue to be published in January 2026 (articles go online end of 2025 already). As usual, we promise a swift and constructive review process! Proposal deadline: 15 Nov. 2024 👇

while haiti is in the news so much this week maybe we should all take a moment to discuss the fact that their economic destitution is entirely due to being forced to spend ~80% of their federal budget every year for 150 years on reparations to france for freeing the slaves

check out paul's new book!

I have not heard this discussed much, but this point is spot on. Colleges and universities cannot sell themselves as bastions of environmental sustainability while also encouraging students and faculty to see ChatGPT as a learning tool they should integrate into their work.

#AcademicChatter #AcademicX

Really very grateful to this incredible group of scholars for taking the time to critically engage with my work. And especially to Courtney J. Fung for commissioning this roundtable. It was a pleasure to think through the foundations, implications, and extensions of the book again.

📢We are proud to announce the shortlist for CSP's 2025 Bernard Brodie Prize 🏆 The 5 short-listed articles represent variation in topics and methods, with each covering an important area and developing a strong argument 👉 contemporarysecuritypolicy.org

Many congratulations Paul Beaumont Julie Wilhelmsen and Kristian Gjerde!