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Celebrate BISA's 50th anniversary with us 🌟

Revisiting the 1st ever BISA conference held in 1975 'New dimensions, 50 years on: Reflections on continuity and change in global politics' 🎉

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@julietdryden.bsky.social Inderjeet Parmar Pedro Perfeito da Silva

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This weekend is the LAST WEEKEND for #BISA2026 conference submissions! 🚨

Is International Studies ready for what comes next? New thinking, new directions 🎉

Make sure to submit your papers now 👉 https://conference.bisa.ac.uk/call-papers-0

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Subordinated integration and political waves in the 21st century Latin America In the 2000s and early 2010s, Brazil, Peru, and Chile experienced leftist electoral victories, reflecting the regional trend known as the Pink Tide. However, in the mid-2010s, the erosion of the po...

With a focus on Brazil, Chile, and Peru, we argue that the deepening of productive and financial subordination is one of the reasons why the recent wave of left-wing governments has fallen short of the inclusionary impact of the 2000s Pink Tide.

Check the #OA paper here 👉 doi.org/10.1080/0969...

✨ New publication alert ✨
@ripejournal.bsky.social just gave me the best birthday present!
My paper, co-authored with Samuele Bibi and Nicole Cerpa Vielma, discusses how Latin America's integration into international trade and global finance has influenced political cycles.

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The transition to the new academic year was so hectic that I forgot to report that @kovarek.bsky.social and I have been awarded a @britishacademy.bsky.social @leverhulme.ac.uk Small Research Grant. Focusing on #Hungary, we will explore how populist frames shape the support for financial nationalism.

Delighted to be co-hosting Professor Owens today with the Centre for Political
Thought.

A last beer before teaching starts!

CITYPERC is organising a workshop on the Economic Project of the Far Right on October 6 at City, University of London. To join us in person or via Teams sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cityperc-w...

I had a lot of fun discussing my paper co-authored with @marinazucker.bsky.social at the IPEG workshop!

💵We have kicked off our fourth panel - this time focused on the IPE of finance!

👉We hear insightful comments from Scott James on liability driven investments and pensions and @dasilvapp.bsky.social on Fintech and its effects in Brazil.

@ipegbisa.bsky.social @ids.ac.uk

Annual IPEG workshop: International Political Economy in a world on fire- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

Annual @bisa_ipeg workshop:
'International Political Economy in a world on fire' 💸
12 September @SussexUni 🌟
A moment to regroup and take inspiration from each other! 🎉

Register now - buff.ly/PlSXPac

@dasilvapp.bsky.social

Sun and blue sky in Exeter and I spent the day inside the office writing about UK higher education using the growth model approach. At least I brought some mate to make things a bit happier.

Just arrived in Belfast to join @mybisa.bsky.social! Looking forward to attending the many cool panels organised by @ipegbisa.bsky.social! Drop a message if you want to chat about anything related to capital flow management, financial nationalism or Latin American politics #BISA2025

The deadline is TODAY! Join us for a day of IPE debates in (hopefully sunny) Brighton!

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💸 @ipegbisa.bsky.social call for papers is next MONDAY 💸

Call for papers for the 2025 IPEG workshop on 12 September @SussexUni ends on Monday so don't miss out!

🌎'International Political Economy in a world on fire'🌎

Submit here 👉 buff.ly/CkWmJmd
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Book talk: IPEG book prize 2024 winner, ‘Building Peace, Rebuilding Patriarchy'- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

🚨 @ipegbisa.bsky.social book talk 🚨
🌟26 June

@drmeljohnston.bsky.social - 2024 IPEG Book Prize winner - presenting her book 'Building Peace, Rebuilding Patriarchy: The Failure of Gender Interventions in Timor-Leste' 📚

sign up - buff.ly/sQfztlf

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Nominations open for the International Political Economy Working Group Book Prize 2025- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

💵 Nominations now open for the @ipegbisa.bsky.social Book Prize 2025! 💵

One most prestigious awards in the field of IPE in the UK and beyond 🎉
To be eligible, the book must have been published in 2024 📚
Nominate now 👉 buff.ly/GOT5wTk ‪

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Challenges of Peripheral Development in Open Economies: Financial Markets and Policy Space in Brazil- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

💵Sixth session of the @ipegbisa.bsky.social 'Financialisation in Latin America' series!💵

'Challenges of Peripheral Development in Open Economies: Financial Markets and Policy Space in Brazil' w/ Helena Morais

27 May - buff.ly/pfgeRFY

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Challenges of Peripheral Development in Open Economies: Financial Markets and Policy Space in Brazil- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

Registration and joining instructions are available at the following link:

www.bisa.ac.uk/members/work...

The next session of our webinar series on Financialisation in Latin America will be on 27 May at 1 pm BST with Helena Morais discussing how international financial flows influence electoral dynamics in Brazil, shaping the conditions under which policy choices are made.

It is today! Join us if you are interested in how large emerging economies like Brazil are trying to navigate the current political-economic instability.

Subordinate no more? Brazil’s financial strategy in a polarised world- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

💵 Fifth session of the @ipegbisa.bsky.social financialisation in Latin America webinar series 💵

'Subordinate no more? Brazil’s financial strategy in a polarised world' w/ Dr Luiza Peruffo

6 May 👉 buff.ly/ZKDT3r6

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Subordinate no more? Brazil’s financial strategy in a polarised world- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

Registration and joining instructions are available at the following link:

www.bisa.ac.uk/members/work...

The next session of our webinar series on Financialisation in Latin America will be on 6 May at 3 pm BST with Dr Luiza Peruffo discussing Brazil’s renewed efforts to reform the international monetary and financial system, as well as the possibilities and limitations of de-dollarisation efforts.

Subordinate financialisation in Chile: banking dynamics in a Global Market-Based financial system- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

Third @ipegbisa.bsky.social webinar! 💵
'Subordinate financialisation in Chile: banking dynamics in a Global Market-Based financial system' w/ Dr Nicole Cerpa-Vielma

FREE sign up - buff.ly/dT7euh5
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Subordinate financialisation in Chile: banking dynamics in a Global Market-Based financial system- International Political Economy (IPEG) | BISA - International Political Economy (IPEG) Working Group

Registration and joining instructions are available at the following link:

www.bisa.ac.uk/members/work...

The next session of our webinar series on Financialisation in Latin America will be on 7 April at 4 pm BST with Dr Nicole Cerpa-Vielma discussing Chile’s experience with a focus on how reliance on market-based credit to expand banking credit flows affects Chilean banks’ liquidity preference.