Join the panel of scholars and Oxford International Relations Society to discuss contestation and potential reconciliation between Realism and Feminist approaches to geopolitics.
When: November 16th 2023 from 18:00 - 19:00
Where: Amersi Foundation Lecture Theatre, Brasenose College
With the deadline for 2024 entry applications approaching in less than six weeks, if you are considering applying to a postgraduate programme at DPIR we warmly invite you to engage in these sessions for DPhil/MSc students, taking place from 10-11am and 3.30-4.30pm.
The sessions will provide an opportunity to inquire about the firsthand experiences of our current students, and our admissions team will be on hand to address any technical queries related to the admissions process.
With the deadline for 2024 entry applications approaching in less than six weeks, if you are considering applying to a postgraduate programme at DPIR we warmly invite you to engage in these sessions for MPhil/MSc students, taking place from 10-11am and 4-5pm.
The sessions will provide an opportunity to inquire about the firsthand experiences of our current students, and our admissions team will be on hand to address any technical queries related to the admissions process.
Justin Daniels is reading for an MPhil in Comparative Government at St Antony's College. His research interests include authoritarian politics, social mobilisations, revolutions, and democratisation, and in particular how authoritarian regimes perceive threats from and respond to mass popular mobilizations and how these factors impact regime survival.
Emma Smith is reading for the MPhil in International Relations. Her research broadly centers on the prevention of conflict and mass atrocities, the use of children in armed conflict, peacebuilding, and the climate-security nexus. She is particularly interested in the role of climate change — from climate shocks to climate adaptation interventions — in mitigating and fueling interstate violence.
