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    13th European Workshops in International Studies

    İzmir University of Economics, 1-3 July 2026

    The European Workshops in International Studies (EWIS), launched by the EISA in 2013, have fast established themselves as a spirited place for the European IR community to engage in sustained, in-depth discussion with a diverse range of peers from various institutions, countries, disciplines and career stages. EWIS has proven to be a popular and productive format, perfect for preparing special issues, edited volumes or exploring new ideas, themes and directions in a vibrant and friendly atmosphere. 

    LIST OF WORKSHOPS

    WS A
    WS AB
    WS B
    WS BA
    WS C
    WS CA
    WS CB
    WS D
    WS DA
    WS E
    WS EA
    WS EB
    WS F
    WS FA
    WS FB
    WS G
    WS GA
    WS H
    WS HA
    WS HB
    WS I
    WS J
    WS K
    WS L
    WS M
    WS N
    WS NA
    WS O
    WS OA
    WS P
    WS Q
    WS R
    WS S
    WS T
    WS TA
    WS U
    WS V
    WS WA
    WS X
    WS Y
    WS Z
    Between Fragmentation and Solidarity: Memory and Identity in Post-Communist Central Europe
    Self-Determination in an Era of Democratic Shifts: New Directions in the Study of Secession, Autonomy and Minority Protection
    The Eastern Mediterranean in International Society: Identifying Challenges and Opportunities for Building Regional Order
    Economic Coercion and Resilient Orders: Sanctions, Survival, and Solidarity in a Fractured World
    The production and circulation of emotions and affect in a fractured world
    Concepts in IR. Approaches, Histories and Methods
    Hybrid Security in a Fractured World: The Red Sea and Beyond
    Dark IR
    Feminist Knowledge Production as Resistance in Times of Remilitarisation
    Transactionalism in International Relations: Pragmatism, Expediency, and the Future of Global Order
    Rethinking International Relations: Post-Western, Non-Western, Global Pursuits?
    Ontological Security in Geopolitical Times
    Diaspora Diplomacy Reconsidered: Mapping Possible Futures
    Navigating Recent Civilizational Turn in the Shifting International Order: Insights from Turkey
    Minorities in a Fractured World
    Anti-militarist Solidarity in a Fractured World: Ethics, Resistance and Methodologies
    Finding a Home in International Relations
    Memory in World Politics: Forms, Claims, and Mediating Structures
    Syria after the civil war: from an international crisis to an international project of peace
    The UN Security Council amid Fracture: Past, Present, and Future
    Rethinking Security Sector Reform and the Politics of External Security Assistance
    Deconstructing the Multiplexity of Emerging Powers: Hierarchies, Discourses, and Strategies
    Security Narratives and the Politics of Temporality in International Relations
    Rage Becomes Her/They: Transforming Rage into Repair
    Constitutionalism in Hybrid Regimes
    Practising Climate Leadership Between Global Ambitions and Domestic Contestation: China and Beyond
    Navigating a Fractured World: UCD and the Current Conjuncture
    Studying Cyber Conflict in a Fractured Digital Order: Concepts, Methods, and Evidence
    Fractured solidarities with Gaza: Regionalism, diplomacy, and the limits of global cooperation
    The Effects of the Geopolitical Shift on the Making and Reception of EU Foreign Policy
    The Exceptional Everyday: Fracturing the International through Space-Making?
    Making Sense of 'Austerity Militarism': Welfare Cuts and the New Politics of Sacrifice in a Time of Defence Spending
    About the re-birth of cooperation in world politics: Governing, balancing, ordering
    The Emotional Architecture of Global Peace: Gratitude, Empathy, and Affective Justice
    Re-writing Security in Fractured Times
    Fractured Epistemic Orders: Politics of Knowledge and Expertise in Global Governance
    Lessons from the Entanglements of Water Diplomacy and Lived Experiences: Regional Focus on Middle East, South Caucasus and Central Asia
    Second Atomic Youth? Middle Powers, Nuclear Weapons Proliferation and the Waning of the Liberal World Order
    Populist Diplomacies
    Empire without Hegemony: The unmasking of US dominium over the Middle East and beyond
    Middle Eastern Futures after October 7: Political imaginaries of national and regional orders

    Conference Secretariat

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