Thinking Global Podcast – The Laid-Back Ballot Club (UK 2024)
In the final episode in our 2024 UK General Election special series, the Podcast team discuss the outcome of the UK General Election through an International Relations lens.
Thinking Global Podcast – Catarina M. Liberato
In the fourth part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Catarina M. Liberato speaks with about ‘Global Britain’ in The Post-Brexit Context and the 2024 UK General Election.
Thinking Global Podcast – Patrick Vernon
In the third part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Patrick Vernon speaks about Queer International Relations, the general election, coloniality, intervention, and more.
Summer Editorial Assistant Internship (Voluntary/Remote)
We are seeking volunteers for a project that runs from the second half of July through until early September to help us gather data to promote E-International Relations to a new wave of students and academics – all are welcome to apply.
Thinking Global Podcast – Evie Aspinall
In the second part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Evie Aspinall speaks about British foreign relations, soft power, and the foreign policy proposals of the parties.
Thinking Global Podcast – Christopher Hill
In the first part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Christopher Hill speaks about conceptualising ‘foreign policy’, post-Brexit foreign policy, and more.
Interview – Alex de Waal
Alex de Waal discusses the current crisis in Sudan and escalations in Darfur, the ramifications for international relations, and avenues for lasting change in the region.
Thinking Global Podcast – Robert Fatton Jr. (Part Two)
Robert Fatton, Jr. talks about the international politics of Haiti and Caribbean affairs, looking at the ‘outer periphery’, intervention, CARICOM, and more (Part two of two).
Interview – Darshan Vigneswaran
Darshan Vigneswaran expands on outer space research and its potential influence on state formation, and the differing impacts of migration governance across the globe.
Interview – Swati Srivastava
Swati Srivastava discusses the concept of hybrid sovereignty, the power of Big Tech, and the use and regulation of artificial intelligence by governing bodies.
