Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford

📢ONE WEEK REMINDER!: DPIR and Nuffield College seek to appoint three Postdoctoral Prize Research Fellows (PPRFs) in Politics, in particular from candidates in the fields of contemporary political theory, comparative government, or international relations. 📆 CLOSES: 23:59 (EST), Thu 5 Dec: https://ow.ly/ycVF50U19to

Yang Han explores the nature of Chinese International Relations Scholarship in a new article published in Millennium: Journal of International Studies: https://ow.ly/CARf50Uf2Bv

In his new book 'To Be A Jewish State', DPIR's Yaacov Yadgar asks what it means for Israel to be a Jewish state and examines Zionism's relationship to Judaism: https://ow.ly/Kt6R50UeYXR

DPIR has recently hosted a global political conference organised and chaired by Oxford students and attended by students from around the world: https://ow.ly/QhfM50UeLVo

DPIR's Yuna Han recently joined Sky News Breakfast to discuss the ICC arrest warrants for the Israeli and Hamas leaders: https://ow.ly/I9Ac50UeKN7

In a recently published letter in Science magazine, DPIR's Hussam Hussain highlights the forced displacement of Bedouin communities from Petra, arguing for their inclusion in heritage conservation efforts: https://ow.ly/XOQA50UeH1n

Are you interested in applying for one of our MSc, MPhil or DPhil degrees in Politics or International Relations? If so, please join us for one of our upcoming online Q&A events. You will be able to hear current students dispel the myths about who studies at Oxford, and what it’s like living in Oxford, and staff will be on-hand to answer questions about the application process. MPhil Q&A sessions on Monday 25 November. Register for 10 am: https://ow.ly/XR6Y50U30xS Register for 4 pm: https://ow.ly/MWCf50U30xN MPhil & MSc Course List: https://ow.ly/yuJq50U30xR DPhil Q&A sessions on Friday 29 November. Register for 10 am: https://ow.ly/Hy9u50U30xP Register for 4 pm: https://ow.ly/Vcp150U30xO DPhil Course List: https://ow.ly/aTk350U30xQ

DPIR's Marnie Howlett joined BBC Radio 5 earlier today to discuss escalating tensions in Ukraine: https://lnkd.in/gG6_dg-w

International majorities of people support establishing a democratic world government to tackle transnational issues such as climate change, peace, and poverty, according to new research from Oxford’s DPIR and Dublin City University. Find out more: https://ow.ly/tp3H50UbIIK

US-China relations have reached a low since their rapprochement in the 1970s. In this video for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, DPIR's Rosemary Foot questions whether focusing on shared global challenges offer a way out of rising tensions: https://ow.ly/Cq2w50U8QSm