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Voices: The EISA Podcast

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International Relations
Precarity
Migrant Academics
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Racial Politics
Racism In Academia
Brexit
Gender Inequality
Migration
Love and Care
Climate Change
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Black Lives Matter
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Gandhi
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Voices: The EISA Podcast is the official broadcast of EISA, the European International Studies Association. This space for cutting-edge research in the discipline of International Relations is the audible companion to EISA. Apart from our flagship conference, the EISA organises a range of innovative events and activities for scholars and students working in the field of International Studies. This... more

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Episode 36

In this special Voices episode, we unpack the recent recognition of Palestinian statehood by several Western governments, including the UK, France, Portugal, Canada, and Australia. The move came shortly after a UN Special Committee report ... more

Episode 35

In this episode, we welcome Alvina Hoffmann (SOAS), winner of EISA’s 2025 Best Article Award from the European Journal of International Relations (EJIR). In her award-winning article “What Makes a Spokesperson? Delegation and Symbolic Powe... more

Ep. 34

This month, we are flipping the script a little: Our new episode features our producer Judith Koch (University of Sussex), whose recent PhD research offers a fresh perspective on Brexit: rather than a sudden rupture, she interprets it as the l... more

Episode 33

What do recent controversies over statues reveal about global politics and the legacy of empire? In this episode, Rahul Rao (University of St. Andrews) joins us to discuss his new book “The Psychic Lives of Statues: Reckoning with the Rubb... more

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Emile Badarin
Researcher based in Oxford, with a PhD in Middle East politics
University of Oxford
Episode: Why is…the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Causing Debate?
Victor Kattan
Assistant Professor in Public International Law at the University of Nottingham School of Law
University of Nottingham
Episode: Why is…the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Causing Debate?
Dr. Alvina Hoffmann
Lecturer in Diplomatic Studies and author of award-winning article on spokespersons in Crimea
SOAS University of London
Episode: In Conversation with Alvina Hoffmann
Judith Koch
PhD graduate exploring Brexit as a result of long-standing UK-European relations
Episode: What is...Brexit, if not a Shock?
Rahul Rao
Reader in International Political Thought at the University of St. Andrews, author exploring international relations, post-colonial and queer theory.
University of St. Andrews
Episode: Why is...Rahul Rao interested in the Psychic Lives of Statues?
Noam Leshem
Associate professor of political geography at Durham University
Durham University
Episode: What is...No Man’s Land?
Peter Newell
Specialist in the politics and political economy of environment and development
Episode: What is...Climate Justice?
Iosif Kovras
Associate professor in the Department of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Cyprus, winner of the EISA's Best Article award.
University of Cyprus
Episode: In Coversation with Iosif Kovras
Roxani Krystalli
Senior lecturer at the University of St Andrews
University of St Andrews
Episode: What is...Love and Care in International Relations?

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Polly Palester-Wilkins
Host and political geographer, engaged in discussions about spatial politics within the realm of International Relations.

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Why is…the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Causing Debate?
Q: What is Palestinian liberation for you?
Palestinian liberation involves the ability for Palestinians to live freely, without Israeli interference, and entails ending the occupation and holding those accountable for violence.
Why is…the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Causing Debate?
Q: What does recognition mean for Palestine?
Recognition provides some legal standing but is largely seen as symbolic and insufficient given the current realities on the ground and the history of non-fulfillment of commitments.
Why is…the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Causing Debate?
Q: Why has this decision generated such debate?
The recognition appears to some as a threat to Israel while also being a response to ongoing violence, sparking discussions about the implications and conditions attached to such recognition.
In Conversation with Alvina Hoffmann
Q: Can you explain how you understand symbolic power?
Symbolic power is a kind of world-making power that influences how groups are perceived and can manifest in struggles over representation.
In Conversation with Alvina Hoffmann
Q: How did this article come about?
It was a personal journey fueled by family ties to Crimea, frustration over existing narratives, and a desire to give voice to overlooked stories.

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