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Time to look back on another great term of our UCL Conflict & Change seminar. Thank you for sharing your inspiring work and insights with us! @marinagduque Krzysztof Krakowski Allison Koh Harris Mylonas Kristin M. Bakke Jaimie Bleck. Have a great summer everyone! We will be back in Sep 🙂☀️

Check out an opportunity to attend the presentation of Luis L. Schenoni's amazing new book "Bringing War Back In. Victory, Defeat, and the State in Nineteenth-Century Latin America" on October 16th from 6pm to 8pm at Bentham House! Book your attendance here: ucl.ac.uk/political-scie…

While abortion is a very important & polarizing issue, will it be the deciding factor in the US presidential race across the swing states? My LSE USAPP blog piece analyzes the complex landscape of abortion bans and ballot measures. UCL UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy UCL Conflict & Change wp.me/p3I2YF-emZ

It's that time of year again... The call for our UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop is out!🙂We invite ECR working on IR, conflict, contentious politics to apply by 8 December. We look forward to having you in London UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy 24-25 February, 2025. Apply here: conflictandchange.org/phdworkshop2025

I’m happy to share that my co-authored article International Organization is now available open-access! What started as a short project outside of my PhD research with Nils W. Metternich and Janina Beiser-McGrath led to years of learning and a life changing trip to Ghana cambridge.org/core/journals/…

My new research report on Turkey's involvement in the Libyan conflict has been published as part of small arms survey 's Security Assessment in North Africa project. smallarmssurvey.org/resource/turki…

Less than 1 week left to apply for our UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop 2025. 📢 Get your abstracts in by 8 December here: conflictandchange.org/phdworkshop2025 We look forward to seeing you in February in London 🙂 Feel free to share in your networks as well!

📢📢 Only two days left to apply for our 2025 UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop! Make sure to apply by this Sunday, 8 Dec. You can submit your abstracts here: conflictandchange.org/phdworkshop2025 We look forward to seeing you in London in February!

We are very excited to confirm Neil Ketchley based at St Antony's College, University of Oxford (University of Oxford) as the keynote speaker for our UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop in February! Neil will hold a talk about the "Unresolved Questions in the Study of Contentious Politics".

The next C&C PhD Workshop is almost here (24-25 February)! We would like to thank in particular UCL European Institute and the MSc Security Studies programme for their financial support this year! Also a big thanks to the UCL Political Science academic staff who support us.

We are almost at the end of the first day of the Conflict & Change PhD Workshop! It has been a great discussion of varied topics and methodological approaches, and we look forward for the continuation tomorrow. Thanks to all the presenters, discussants and other participants.

It was an amazing first day for our PhD Workshop, a great start! We would like to thank again Prof Neil Ketchley for his keynote speech on the research prospects on contentious politics! Stay tuned for tomorrow's updates on the workshop proceedings.

Kicking off the second workshop day with fresh coffee, fruits, cookies and the first panel at 8:45! Special thanks to UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy and UCL European Institute for sponsoring the workshop. We are very grateful for your support!

I am happy and honoured to serve as a discussant of the amazing research on protest and mass mobilization presented at the C&C PhD workshop UCL Conflict & Change at UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy

Had a fantastic time at the UCL Conflict & Change PhD workshop! Truly enjoyed two days at UCL, filled with amazing panels and great discussions. Grateful for all the feedback on my paper and for the chance to catch up with old friends while making new ones!

It looks like a diagram from hell. But apparently political scientists like this sort of thing.🤷‍♀️ Huge thanks to the organisers of the Conflict & Change workshop at UCL. Special thanks to Daniel J. Schulte who tolerated reviewing a paper without a methods section🙊 UCL Conflict & Change