Roland Bleiker

Dr. Katrina Lee-Koo put together a fantastic Editor's Collection for RIS on the Women, Peace, and Security agenda. Resolution 1325 was passed 25 years ago and these articles reflect on where we came from, and what is still missing ⤵️

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Huge congratulations to Haneol Mun on a fantastic Ph.D. project presentation (SOI) today for a great thesis on The Political Power of Cinema in East Asia. Thanks to readers Nicole George, @minranliu.bsky.social and Anais Hull and chair Andrew Phillips.

Available to watch: our most recent @visualpolitics.bsky.social Program event with Marguerite La Caze, Professor of Philosophy at UQ, who discusses her new book Film and Everyday Resistance (Northwestern UP 2024). Chaired by Cormac Opdebeeck Wilson. www.rolandbleiker.com/past-events/...

Please join us in person or online for our next @visualpolitics.bsky.social event: Prof Marguerite La Caze (Philosophy UQ) discusses her book Film and Everyday Resistance (Northwestern UP). Wed 8 Oct, 5-6pm Brisbane time (UTC+10), 39a/501. Zoom Rego: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/uq-visual-...

A three-step guide to creating political villains: an intriguing new open-access visual essay in @viscomjournal.bsky.social by Maximillian Guarini - who we were lucky to host as visitor at @visualpolitics.bsky.social a couple of years ago. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

First talk of my trip - at the Université de Montréal - out of the way. Thanks to Vincent Pouliot for the invitation and to everyone who came along. If there are colleagues in town who would like to meet up, pease get in touch. I am here for a couple more days.

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“[How] can artistic practices enable us to visualize the legacies of conflict and visions for peace beyond established conventions?”

Maria-Adriana Deiana & Heidi Riely (@hidrx2.bsky.social) explore this in a new article in @millennjournal.bsky.social. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Who killed the Liberal International Order and what comes next? This event offers a compelling exploration of the global forces shaping our future—and why they matter for Australia, the Indo-Pacific, and the world.

If you are in Brisbane, come join us for the inaugural professorial lecture by my wonderful colleague Andrew Phillips. Who killed the Liberal International Order and what comes next? Wed, 17 Sep, 5pm - 7pm. All welcome, but need to register here: events.humanitix.com/who-killed-t...

Honoured to discuss “The Seductive Power of Grand Narratives” as part of this forum on Oliver Richmond’s ambitious and important @oxfordunipress.bsky.social book on The Evolution of the International Peace Architecture. Open-access in @coco-journal.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Available to watch: yesterday’s @visualpolitics.bsky.social event with Simon Philpott and William Clapton discussing their pioneering work on popular culture and world politics (including Will’s new @routledgebooks.bsky.social) www.rolandbleiker.com/past-events/...

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My colleague Ferran Martinez i Coma has a three year, full-time postdoc available for his Australian Research Council project "Resilient Elections: How to Strengthen Our Democracies."

Great project ✔️
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Excellent department ✔️
Lovely City ✔️

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Join us for our next @visualpolitics.bsky.social event:

Simon Philpott & William Clapton discuss their pioneering research on popular culture & global politics.
 
Wed 3 Sept 5-6pm BNE time (UTC+10).

In person: 39a (501). Zoom rego here: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/uq-visual-...

Editor's Selection: Theory/Ideology with Benjamin Martill - Review of International Studies – The podcast Creating conversations across articles, identifying linkages, bringing together articles that speak to similar topics is the purpose of our editor's selections. In this episode, Dr Benjamin Martill,…

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looks at the most pressing issues of our time and reflects on the latest IR developments 🌟
ft guests: @sarahcdunstan.bsky.social @drbeezee.bsky.social @naomukoyama.bsky.social & more

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Drawing on surrealism & anti-colonial thought, Sara Wong’s new open-access article in @risjnl.bsky.social offers an interesting engagement with aesthetic politics. She argues for shift from representation to “what aesthetics do or could do.” www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Hello fellow educators and listeners,

What topics would you like us to cover in our new podcast season? We are starting our planning for the next rounds of recordings and would like to hear from you. Any suggestions, any particular topics you'd like us to dive into? Please let us know ☺️
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Militarisation and Biodiversity: Ecological Politics in the Korean DMZ — Roland Bleiker By Roland Bleiker

Here a new blog about my old home Panmunjom and the intriguing links between militarisation and biodiversity: a review of Eleana Kim’s insightful book Making Peace with Nature: Ecological Encounters Along the Korean DMZ (Duke 2022). www.rolandbleiker.com/blog/inside-...

Gillian Whitlock and Zhila Gholami on Refugees and the Arhive — Roland Bleiker

Here a video of yesterday’s fascinating @visualpolitics.bsky.social discussion between Gillian Whitlock & Zhila Gholami on archival research about refugees. Chaired by Cormac Opdebeeck-Wilson, topics include Gillian's Bloomsbury book and Zhila’s Fryer project.
www.rolandbleiker.com/past-events/...

Please join us in person or online for our first @visualpolitics.bsky.social event of the semester:
 
Prof Gillian Whitlock and Dr Zhila Gholami discuss their archival research on refugees.
 
Wed 6 Aug, 5-6pm Brisbane time (UTC+10).

Zoom rego:
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/uq-visual-...

Big thanks to @nickcaddick.bsky.social, @julietdryden.bsky.social, Kyle Greyson, @juanitamarieelias.bsky.social and to everyone who kindly attended and helped organise the event and the amazing @mybisa.bsky.social conference.

Emma and I collaborated on the keynote as long as she could. She will be co-author of the ensuing essay, which I hope to complete later this year.

YouTube video by MyBISA #BISA2025 keynote: Professor Roland Bleiker - Seeing and sensing world politics

Here a video of my keynote at the recent 50th Anniversary #BISA2025 conference in Belfast. I am more writer than speaker, so this was a challenge. But I am grateful for the invitation and glad I did it for - and with - Emma Hutchison. www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBWg...

Entry level position: assistant professor in emotions and international conflict at the University of Geneva. For colleagues who speak French. jobs.unige.ch/www/wd_porta....

Portrait of the artist with old hat. Longest trip - away from hospitals - in many years. Excitingly disorienting. Glad to head home. Thanks to colleagues & friends I was lucky to encounter & apologies to those I failed to meet. It’s the best I could do at this stage. ⒸFH

Our new @visualpolitics.bsky.social program is out. Join us to hear from amazing scholars, inc Gillian Whitlock, Zhila Gholami, William Clapton, Simon Philpott, Eliza Garnsey, Caitlin Hamilton, Marguerite La Caze, Michael Barnett, Bina D’Costa, Fiona Terry. www.rolandbleiker.com/news/new-vis...

Tribute to Emma Hutchison — Roland Bleiker

This annual lecture honours Emma’s pioneering work on emotions and images in international relations and on broader political and ethical challenges, including those related to humanitarian responsibilities. For more info on Emma see here: www.rolandbleiker.com/tribute-to-e...

This will be an in-person event, followed by a reception. A livestream link and subsequent video-recording will be made available. All welcome, but please RSVP here: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mobilising...

Please mark the date and join us later this year at UQ / @visualpolitics.bsky.social for the first Annual Emma Hutchison Memorial Lecture with

Prof Michael Barnett (GWU) on Mobilising Compassion.

With comments by Prof @binadcosta.bsky.social (ANU) and Dr Fiona Terry (ICRC).

The Thinking Global Podcast Archives – E-International Relations If you like discussion of heavy questions in a light-hearted atmosphere with the big names from the world of International Relations, join Kieran O’Meara and the E-International Relations podcast…

🎙️ @E_IR X #BISA2025 podcasts 🎙️

With Kieran O’ Meara and @faloulah.bsky.social speaking to :
@bleiker.bsky.social @nickcaddick.bsky.social @davidjwilcox.bsky.social @errichiello.bsky.social @jasonralph.bsky.social and many more! 🎉

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Purple certificate card with the BISA 50 year logo, the words WINNER and Best Article in the Review of International Studies Prize Uygar Baspehlivan - Theorizing the memescape: the spatial politics of internet memes “Receiving this award as an early career scholar is both a true honour and an incredible opportunity! I am so humbled to be recognised by a panel of such excellent critical scholars. I hope this award will inspire other ECRs and PhD students to experiment more with their objects of theorisation and widen interest in the everyday politics of moving digital media."

🎉 Best Article in the @risjnl.bsky.social winner this year was @ubaspehlivan.bsky.social

for: 'Theorising the memescape: The spatial politics of Internet memes' with judges finding the 'theoretical approach original & highly relevant' 🌟

Summary - buff.ly/Rvd09Wk
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