Professor of International Relations, Queen’s University Belfast.
Debbie Lisle
Finally! I’ve been banging on about Failure for a while now - lot’s more to think about, but I wanted to put this into the world as a starting place. Bonus - they let me keep the swears! academic.oup.com/ips/article-...
Come to this online event tomorrow and hear all about the wonderful Vicki Squire!!
Thank-you @pawlak-mikolaj.bsky.social for joining our efforts to think differently about failure! We’re looking forward to making more mischief with your team in the Failure Lab!
Celebrating with these fine humans! @pollypw.bsky.social
Hello ISA folx! #ISA2025 Come to the OUP Book Stand, Monday 03/03, 16:00-17:00 to ‘Meet the Editors’ of the EISA-OUP ‘Voices in IR’ book series! Tell Laura Sjoberg, Anna Leander & me about your exciting IR projects - we are very friendly & we don’t bite @europeanisa.bsky.social @isanet.bsky.social
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS scholars - an actual permanent job!!! Please apply, we’re good fun to work with at QUB
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Abstract. This paper examines how our collective responses to global challenges like war, migration, and climate change are being shaped by the desire to t
📣 The Joint Management Committee of the ECPR Standing Group on International Relations and EISA are looking for a new editorial team to take over the running of ejir.bsky.social from 1 January 2027!
🔗 Find the complete Call for Editors document here: buff.ly/B4O8NdN
An incredibly inspiring discussion about the "nonredemptive failure" concept and Samuel Beckett's work, with Nicholas Johnson (Trinity College Dublin), @debbielisle.bsky.social (Queen's University Belfast) and @rowinski.bsky.social (Trinity Colege Dublin).
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Next week, the @isaipssection.bsky.social will be honouring Vicki Squire, recipient of the 2026 IPS Distinguished Scholar award. See you there!
