
Postdoctoral Fellow in International Relations @Cambridge_Uni / @Dept_of_POLIS. Researching the history of empire, war and international order. Formerly @LSEIRD
Hackney, London
Joined July 2020
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I'm hugely honoured & grateful to receive the 2022 'Best Dissertation Award' from the European International Studies Association!
Thank you @europeanisa. And thank you @LSEIRDept for all your support during the PhD.
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Fred Halliday combined popular exposition with expertise and analytical reach that was articulated, initially, from a Marxist perspective. His work has left a lasting impact on studies of the Middle East and international relations.
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Don't miss the latest episode of The Full English Podcast on Mr Whippy and Mrs Thatcher. Available across platforms now.
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For @ForeignAffairs I wrote a preliminary assessment of economic sanctions on Russia so far. Many initial expectations were proven wrong. To paraphrase Moltke, no sanctions strategy extends with certainty beyond the first economic shock that it triggers.
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Solidarity to @SamTarry This must be the first Labour MP to be removed from his frontbench position for joining a trade union picket line to support workers. labourlist.org/2022/07/sam-t…
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Care for a cup of New England anyone?
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Congrats @adrianrogstad — this is a great piece!
Very happy to finally see this in print in the good pages of @GSQ_Journal! The article builds on literature on stigmatisation and liberal ordering to introduce the idea of 'stigma dynamics', and traces Russia's stigma management v/a/v liberal norms since 90s
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Congratulations to @jleigh for winning the Best Dissertation prize from the EISA, for his work on American empire in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries @Dept_of_POLIS
I'm hugely honoured & grateful to receive the 2022 'Best Dissertation Award' from the European International Studies Association!
Thank you @europeanisa. And thank you @LSEIRDept for all your support during the PhD.
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This is top top quality work. Great choice from @europeanisa
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A big public thanks also to my incredible supervisor, @GeorgeLawsonIR, who really made the thesis possible — and to @AyseZarakol & Justin Rosenberg for their stellar advice at the viva
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Here's a link to the thesis in case anyone wants to spend the summer reading about global power politics:etheses.lse.ac.uk/4110/
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Steve Cooper has 𝙩𝙬𝙤 important messages for his Nottingham Forest players in the dressing room 😅
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Five years ago today, the Labour Party manifesto for the 2017 General Election was officially launched at Bradford University 🌹
Some had been so excited by it, they wanted people to have it early … but this 🧵 is the story of what happened next …
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For your #IR & #IRTheory syllabi: Coming out in Sept. 2022 in our #WorldingBeyondTheWest series w/ @Rout_PoliticsIR: Allan Layug & John M. Hobson's superb edited volume Globalizing International Theory. More details here: routledge.com/Globalizing-In… | @arlenebtickner @_ZGC
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I really hope that all the extreme sanctions imposed on Russia come along with off ramps. If our options are Putin’s complete capitulation, regime change, or nuclear war, we are playing with fire.
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The dramatic escalation of Ukraine crisis illustrates with horrifying force the logic of the Clausewitzian trinity of popular passion, diplomacy and battlefield realities. Forgive my playing fast and loose Clausewitz nerds.
Chartbook #88:
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Indeed. It's terrifying anyone needs to say this, but yet they do.
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If global multipolarity makes it important to recognize centers of great power aggression beyond the US, it’s also worth noting that multipolar eras — e.g. 1760s/1815 or 1880s/1914 — have often produced increased levels of imperial expansion and territorial annexation
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