Chatham House, Dominic Tierney, Ruth Deyermond, Marika Theros, Juliet Kaarbo, Ryan Beasley, Joseph Nye, @sidrahamidi, Joanne Wallis, Anna Powles, Carla Norrlöf, Daniel W. Drezner, Andrew Kennedy, Darren Lim, LSE USAPP blog

🇺🇸Now that Trump is President-elect, what does that mean for US foreign policy & future Republican governments? What are the implications for US-China relations? How will Europe be impacted? Follow along this thread with a list of recommended articles on these questions🧵👇

From counter factual to pending factual…

📢 2 JOBS School of International Relations We are hiring 2 Associate Lecturers in International Relations, with a focus on Conflict and Security. Both will play a central role in supporting and teaching on a new online Postgraduate programme in Conflict & Security in Policy and Practice

Pleased to share my new article in International Politics tracing the shift in Israeli-Turkish relations from favouring Turkey to becoming based on equivalence. LSE Middle East City Int Politics Gülriz Şen Mustafa Kutlay Juliet Kaarbo link.springer.com/epdf/10.1057/s…

Excellent evening tonight hosted by Dame Sally Mapstone for St Andrews with Leo Varadkar lecturing on small nation leadership & John Swinney speaking as FM to welcome Scottish Council on Global Affairs to St Andrews from University of Glasgow. A memorable night!

A truly memorable evening. Thank you to everyone who contribute to the excellent work Scottish Council on Global Affairs

✍️ Has Trump changed? In IA’s newest blog post, Juliet Kaarbo (University of St Andrews) explores how and why political leaders change, and whether Trump 2.0 will be any different to Trump 1.0. Read here: medium.com/international-…

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 Sean Garrett @theseangarrett.bsky.social His first article of many more to come :-) For now only the abstract ⬇️ PoLIS - Bath

🚨 Just out: "The party politics of national role contestation: Germany’s ‘traffic light’ coalition and the Russian war against Ukraine" #openaccess (thread to follow) doi.org/10.1080/095575…

Wrong turns in Government by data and algorithm Feb 21, 3pm - 5.30pm With Dr Morgan Currie and Dr Gavin Sullivan. Part of CONTROVERSIES in the DATA SOCIETY Seminar Series Hybrid seminar Info and Booking: bit.ly/CDS-WrongTurns

What factors may have contributed to changes in Trump’s personality since 2016? ✅ Age ✅ Experience ✅ Neurological effects of power ✅ Dramatic events Read Juliet Kaarbo’s new IA blog now, which explores how and why Trump may have changed: medium.com/international-…

Representing Scotland in #ISA2025 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Very happy to see our article (co-authored with Brett Manzer) published and available. It was a lot of fun to write! #paradiplomacy brill.com/view/journals/…

Trump’s proposal of forcibly displacing Palestinians of Gaza to the Sinai Peninsula puts Egypt on edge. I share my reflections on what’s at stake for Egypt in ⁦The Conversation Africa⁩ theconversation.com/egypt-on-edge-…

Thank you Sercan Canbolat , that's very kind!

🚨 New Blog Alert! 🚨 The latest co-authored blog post from our very own Prof. Juliet Kaarbo and Julia Calvert, titled "Trump’s Tariffs and the Profits (and Deficits) of Personality." duckofminerva.com/2025/05/trumps…

Everything you ever wanted to know about IR in one volume! e-elgar.com/shop/usd/handb…

Very happy to see this handbook out, and honored that Juliet Kaarbo and I were able to contribute a chapter on comparative foreign policy. Thank you, Cameron Thies!