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Being part of international relations: academics moving abroad 

July 11, 2024

Career stage and the gender gap in political science journals

September 25, 2023

⛓️ Resolving the tension between academic freedom and EDI

July 4, 2023

Expertise is political, not neutral

October 13, 2022

🦋 The critical pedagogy of democracy in dark times

August 15, 2022
November 30, 2020

How storytelling video projects can engage social science students

Gibrán Cruz-Martínez Getting social science students to create short video stories on compelling academic topics is an effective way to involve them the pedagogic process, write Gibrán Cruz-Martínez and Aleksandra Lazareva Read more
October 14, 2020

The relevance of political science and the public responsibility of political scientists

Matthew Flinders Political scientists face increasing demands to demonstrate the relevance of their research beyond the academy (the so-called ‘impact agenda’). Matthew Flinders argues that this should be seen less a threat to the discipline’s autonomy than an opportunity to rise to public responsibilities Read more
September 30, 2020

How to teach comfortably in an online world: the core principles of learning

Heidi Maurer Heidi Maurer and Silviu Piros remind us that there is no silver bullet to meet the challenge of online teaching. Keep it simple, use the tools you are comfortable with, and create meaningful social connections with (and among) students Read more

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