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Felix Rösch

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Associate Professor University of Sussex | Director Centre for Advanced Intternational Theory | FRHistS. Historical IR, Intellectual History, Practices, Emotions. Personal account. RT ≠ endorsement

@br24.de @brkommunikation.bsky.social warum normalisiert ihr die AfD und gebt denen eine Platform? Und das, nachdem eine Gutachten festgestellt hat, dass ein Verbotsverfahren erfolgreich wäre. Schämt euch!

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Grateful for the invitation to speak at the exile knowledge transfer conference at the University of Verona. Gives me a chance to revisit some of my earlier work on emigre scholars.

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🏆Thank you @mybisa.bsky.social British International Studies Association for awarding Emilia SH Heo and me the Distinguished Excellence in Teaching International Studies Prize this year. I am so deeply honoured to receive this prize. @sussexfss.bsky.social

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🚨 New Publication 🚨 My latest paper "Theorising Practices, #Time, and #Emotions. Time for #Sociability at the Potsdam Conference?" has been published in the @pvs-journal.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1... @sussexfss.bsky.social

Theorising Practices, Time, and Emotions. Time for Sociability at the Potsdam Conference? - Politische VierteljahresschriftSo far, practice theory has not considered in detail how practices contribute to the constitution of time. This paper aims to address this lacuna by investigating what role emotions play in this proce...link.springer.com
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📢 Join us for the Sussex International Theory Prize Lecture 2025. Patrick Quinton-Brown (Singapore Management University) will speak about his book "Intervention before Interventionism". The lecture will take place on 19th May 2026 and it will be hybrid. Further details below 👇

Centre for Advanced International Theory (CAIT)

🚨 Sussex International Theory Prize Lecture 2025 🚨 📌 Date: Tuesday, 19th May Time: 10am-12pm (UK time) Venue: Arts C233 or online @pquintonbrown.bsky.social Patrick Quinton-Brown on "Intervention before Interventionism: A Global Genealogy". Sign up here 👇 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sussex-int...

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Looks like an interesting addition to aesthetic IR 👇 Movement, Space, and Torture: Exploring Contemporary Dance and Experimental Filmmaking as a Method for International Relations academic.oup.com/ips/article-...

Movement, Space, and Torture: Exploring Contemporary Dance and Experimental Filmmaking as a Method for International RelationsAbstract. This paper looks at contemporary dance and experimental filmmaking as transdisciplinary research methods for international political sociology. Oacademic.oup.com
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🧳 This week, our @sussexfss.bsky.social International Relations postgraduate students went to sunny Brussels to visit several institutions of the European Union, amongst others the European External Action Service (EEAS), the European Commission, and the European Parliament.

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La rue est une musée pour tous! (Herge)

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Looks like an interesting contribution to the literature on classical realism @lefteleven.bsky.social 👇 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Realism, ideology, and exile | International Theory | Cambridge CoreRealism, ideology, and exilewww.cambridge.org
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www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... new paper on military service in Germany by my colleague @davidbrenner.bsky.social

When the state grabs you by the balls: reintroducing military service and corporeal power in GermanyThis essay reflects on an intimate encounter with the German state: the compulsory medical examination that all male teenagers underwent as part of military conscription until its suspension in 201...www.tandfonline.com
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Spatial Conversion? The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and Japanese Imperial Geopolitics by Atsuko Watanabe. Part of a very interesting looking special forum by @antoniofdo.bsky.social and Luke Ashworth. url: academic.oup.com/isagsq/artic...

A Spatial Conversion? The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and Japanese Imperial GeopoliticsAbstract. In contemporary contexts, geopolitics is generally understood as great-power rivalry. Historically, however, a crucial aspect of geopolitics, undacademic.oup.com
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