Annual Masterclass in Critical Security Studies
THE CONCEPT
The Annual Masterclass in Critical Security Studies is an extended session intended to help satisfy the thirst among PAIS postgraduate students and early career researchers for advanced theoretical/ methodological training in critical approaches to international relations. The number of participants is generally limited to enable an in-depth discussion of the Masterclass topic.
Using Materialism and STS [Science and Technology Studies]
as Methods in Politics and International Relations
Monday, 19 June 2023, Ramphal R0.04 12.30-14.00
Please note:
Prior to the Masterclass Dr Shah will give a Public Lecture on 'Calibrating Lethality' (Ramphal R0.04 11.00-12.00).
All welcome.
How to register:
Please send an email to Dr Alex Homolar (a.homolar@warwick.ac.uk) to register.
PAST EVENTS
Academic Year 2021/22
DMITRY CHERNOBROV
Understanding Audience Reception through Focus Groups in Critical IR.
Academic Year 2019/20
SUPERSTARS IN ONTOLOGICAL SECURITY
Featuring: Catarina Kinnvall (Lund), Jelena Subotic (Georgia State), Brent Steele (Utah)
* * * CANCELLED DUE TO COVID 19 * * *
Academic Year 2018/19
ROBERT A. SAUNDERS
Popular Culture in IR: Practicalities, Pitfalls, and Politics.
Academic Year 2017/18
MICHELLE BENTLEY
Strategic Narratives.
[rescheduled as PAIS departmental seminar in autumn 2018 owning to industrial action]
Academic Year 2016/17
BRENT J. STEELE
Ontological Security and the Everyday.
Academic Year 2015/16
EDWARD NEWMAN
How to Make an Intervention - The Case of Human Security. .
Academic Year 2014/15
CLAUDIA ARADAU
Security Devices. .
Academic Year 2013/14
VIVIENNE JABRI
Postcolonial Critique. .
Academic Year 2012/13
LENE HANSEN
Discourse Analysis. .
Academic Year 2011/12
DIDIER BIGO
Thinking Tools for Analysing Security. .