Seems about right #HPT

Fred is from Denmark and studies at #CambridgeUniversity . See his student profile at ow.ly/CcMV50zUIS4 and if you're a prospectice student from Denmark, sign up for our Denmark, Norwary and Sweden webinar: ow.ly/eQ6550zUIS5 #studentlife #studyingatCambridge

Now Available on First View: Owens and Hutchings (2021) Women Thinkers and the Canon of International Thought: Recovery, Rejection, and Reconstitution, American Political Science Review cup.org/3bnxdBU

Very little indeed

Friday thoughts - was not able to let go: UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 recognizes #Indigenous #Inuit #DrumDance as #Intangible #WorldHeritage (for that I’m proud and happy) but congratulates Denmark, the colonial power whose #colonization of #Greenland resulted in the drum being almost extinct? 1/2

When, exactly, did we decide that the sole purpose of social science was to inform policymakers/elites and not to help human beings generally understand themselves and navigate their world accordingly?

What is the added value of introducing kinship as an analytical concept to IR studies? I am happy to say that this fine little volume 🌟Kinship in International Relations🌟is now out in paperback! 📚📜 bit.ly/3dUZPpN Here’s how we think it matters 🧶👇

Marius H Hvithamar, Lene Hansen, and I are thrilled to see our article out in RIS! We show how Western news media invoked a Gothic tradition in their (visual) coverage of the Syrian war and engage criticially-creatively with this visuality through an author-drawn comic ✍🏼

Great day of demystifying publication in int'l IR journals and bridging French IR with the Anglophone world at CERI Sciences Po. Thanks to Annika Björkdahl of Cooperation and Conflict, Andrew Mark Dorman of International Affairs, Klaus Goetz of WEP Journal and France Diplomatie 🇫🇷🇪🇺 for making it possible!

How did it become possible for Denmark to "decolonise" Greenland by integration into the colonial metropole during anti-colonial post-Second World War multilateral diplomacy on decolonisation? Find this question answered and how uncovering this process may challenge how we think

Honoured and humbled to see my first solo-authored article out in International Political Sociology. I argue that apprenticeship as a concept/methodological device cultivates a sensitivity to the corporeal dynamics at play in the making/transmission of habitus in diplomacy 👇academic.oup.com/ips/article-ab…

Thrilled to share that I’ve been been offered a PhD position at University of Copenhagen Research in IR, exploring frontline diplomacy and “ Global North-South” relations in Sub-Saharan Africa. Massive thanks to everyone encouraging me to do this and see you all out there!

📝 'See, Touch, Feel: Theorizing Twitter/X Images for Diplomacy', new article by Constance Duncombe, looks at the visual politics of digital diplomacy. Read more below ⤵️ journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

[SCHOLARSHIP ALLOCATION] It is a great pleasure to announce that the Department's PhD student, Frederik Burhøj Jerris has been awarded a prestigious scholarship of 100.000 DKK from the Grethe og Werner Parthums Fund🪙 Regarding the use and value of the scholarship, Frederik