LSEE - Research on South Eastern Europe

📢 Call for Papers for the workshop 'Imagining the future of research on south-east Europe'

The British International Studies Association invites paper proposals for a full-day in-person workshop jointly organised by LSEE and King’s College London.

📅Submission deadline: 15 February

Check out the Call and submit your paper ⬇️

British International Studies Association Call for Papers A page about the British International Studies Assocaition (BISA) Call for Papers: Imagining Future Research South-east Europe

📣 New policy paper 📣

'From Nuclear Deterrence to Democratic Resilience: Towards a 21st Century Security Paradigm' has recently been published by the Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE IDEAS 🌐💡

Read the policy paper: https://tinyurl.com/3x6jxtek

Join the hybrid launch event on 17 November at 6.00pm: https://tinyurl.com/2ecm2bt9

Register today: 'Identity Battles on Social Media: Trending in the Western Balkans and Beyond' 🌐

Join us on Thursday 30 October for our online event, co-hosted by the Hellenic Observatory - Centre for Research on Contemporary Greece and Cyprus and LSEE - Research on South Eastern Europe 🤝

Speakers include:

Dr Natasha Dimitrovska
Dr Ivana Stepanovic
Dr Sanja Vico
Professor Denisa Kostovicova

Find out more and register at: https://tinyurl.com/379vk4eb

Join us on Thursday 30 October for our online event!
'Identity Battles on Social Media: Trending in the Western Balkans and Beyond' 🌐

Join us on Thursday 30 October for our online event!

'Identity Battles on Social Media: Trending in the Western Balkans and Beyond' 🌐

Social media is the new battleground of identity politics. It is where old conflicts are played out, reconfigured or intensified, and where new contentions emerge. Although digital interactions cross borders, they also redraw and reinforce both old and new symbolic boundaries. What happens when legacies of violence are confronted online? What power do online content creators and debaters wield? How do the technical architecture and design of platforms shape the political, social, and cultural impact of online debates? When do these platforms divide or unite, and under what conditions? The panellists explore these questions, challenging the familiar narratives of polarisation and echo chambers that dominate discourse around social media.

Speakers include:

Dr Natasha Dimitrovska
Dr Ivana Stepanovic
Dr Sanja Vico
Professor Denisa Kostovicova

Find out more and register at: https://tinyurl.com/379vk4eb

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