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Prof. @AmitavAcharya's advice to young scholars. You can read our full interview with him on non-Western IR theory, global IR and regionalism here: e-ir.info/2016/04/15/intervi…
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We’re taking a look back at some of our most popular interviews in 2019.
In one of them we spoke with Pinar Bilgin about postcolonial IR, Critical Security Studies, International Political Sociology and regional #security in the #MiddleEast.
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Here is our latest #BlackHistoryMonth interview with @o_rutazibwa on what #BHM means to her, the importance of diversifying knowledge production, humanitarianism and ethical foreign policy, plus some great advice to other scholars. e-ir.info/2019/10/28/intervi…
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