Localization in World Politics: Bridging Theory and Practice
Abstract. This Introduction and Special Forum highlight the importance of localization for the study of world politics, both as a theoretical concept in in
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Global Society is a journal of international studies published by Taylor & Francis. Editors: Rubrick Biegon, Tom Casier, Hendrik Huelss, Melita Lazell, Alexandre Christoyannopoulos, Peter Marshall
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I am a professor of tropical ecology at the University of York. I have a passion for Mountain ecosystems and cultures across the Global South, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania where I work with many Universities, NGOs and Government organisations.
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The Global Security Programme, based at the University of Oxford, researches security dynamics in the context of armed conflict and the global illicit economy, generating insights to inform policy, practice, and public understanding.
Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma studying legacies of conflict, HR, and rule of law in Central America; author of Undermining the State from Within (Cambridge University Press, 2023); she/her
Professor of French and African Studies/Head of School of Modern Languages at University of St Andrews
Professor of international Politics, King's College London. United Nations peacekeeping, authoritarian politics, democratisation.
PhD candidate at University of Cincinnati
Studies victimization and vulnerable populations, institutional corrections.
Looking awry at global and local politics. Trauma | Memory | Missing Persons | Disappearance | Hunger | Disasters. Poetry and story-telling as method. Grenfell 💚
Prof @ Manchester & Aberystwyth. Tanguera, yogini.
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AI & MEMORY
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Lecturer in conflict and human rights, University of Bath. Interested in memory, space and postcoloniality. Founder of Coalition Peace. Marmite lover. 🕊🐘
Feminist mom | postdoc @UniBremen | AvH Feodor-Lynen Research Fellow @UCT
Interests: cultural studies | memory politics | IR | Holocaust education | governmentality | coloniality | wrote a book: http://is.gd/z4vYgj
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Memory Studies examines the cultural, cognitive, political and technological shifts affecting the way individuals, groups and societies remember, and forget.
posting about all things UN & international conflict 🕊// currently UN Analyst at International Crisis Group (@crisisgroup.org) // she/her // all views are my own
Social anthropologist, memory scholar, mom, autumn enthusiast,
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Working on political violence, truth-telling and responsibility
The focus for postgraduate teaching and research on international development @ox.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Bath | ESRC New Investigator - Feminist Foreign Policy | https://researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/persons/jennifer-thomson
UCD Professor of Comparative Historical Sociology and Senior Fellow at CNAM, Paris. New books: 'Nationalism as a Way of Life', 'Why Humans Fight', 'Contemporary Sociological Theory', 'Grounded Nationalisms' and 'The Rise of Organised Brutality'.
