Institutionen för globala politiska studier

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Forskning på GPS

Globala politiska studier är en tvärvetenskaplig institution med forskning om politik, maktrelationer och konstruktion av identitet i lokala, nationella, internationella och globala kontexter. Vi fokuserar på organisationer, styrning, politiska styrmedel och beslutsprocesser, men också studier av internationell migration och migrationsrelaterade sociala frågor.

Forskare, publikationer och forskningsprojekt

Totalt antal träffar: 71

Forskningspublikationer

Alla publikationer i Diva

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Global politik-seminarierna

Program våren 2024

Vanligtvis hålls Global politik-seminarierna onsdagar kl. 13.15-15.00 i seminarierummet på nionde våningen i Niagara, Nordenskiöldsgatan 1, men de flesta seminarierna sker i hybrid-form med möjlighet för online-deltagande. (kontakta Bo Petersson, för mer information).

Unless communicated otherwise, all seminars take place in the seminar room on Floor 9 of the Niagara building and are held between 13.15 and 15.00 Wednesdays.

17 January
Isobel Squire: Final PhD Thesis Seminar (starts at 14.15): Alternative gender agendas: Normative contestation of the Istanbul Convention in Hungary and Poland.
24 January
Orwa Ajjoub & Joshua Farrell Molloy, Introductory seminar for our newest PhD Candidates
7 February
Anders Hellström & Jellen Olivares-Jirsell:
“Activities and Counterstrategies: Populism during the COVID-19 Pandemic”.
28 February
Christian Fernandez, Katarina Mozetic och Mikael Spång: On recognition of pedagogical qualifications
13 March
Prof. Margit Bussmann, University of Greifswald: “Military maneuvers as a costly signal for alliance commitment in the Baltic Sea region and beyond” (co-authored with Andris Banka)
18 March
Final PhD Seminar Sarah Bodelsson: “Translocal Reproductive Justice”, (NB the day!). Discussant: Associate Professor Paola Rivetti, Dublin City University
20 March
Mats Deland (Mid-Sweden University), Paul Fuehrer (Södertörn), and Anders Ramsay (Lund University): “Theodor Adorno and the Authoritarian Personality”.
A presentation of a new book from the publisher Arkiv (can be downloaded for free here)
10 April
Outreach and visibility: Magnus Jando & Anna Dahlbeck (Communications Department): "Research communication, outreach strategy and the perception of Malmö University in the media” + Mats Blomberg & Pablo Tapio Lagunas (Malmö University Library): “Researcher-IDs and platforms”.
17 April
Mona Lilja presents her research under the title of “Resistance Revisited”, after which there will be a social event with an exhibition of recent publications by department staff.
24 April
Dennis Munetsi, Half-Term PhD Seminar (TBC): “The Nascence and Societal Implications of AI-infused Digital Women's Reproductive Health Interventions for Women and Zimbabwean Communities”.
8 May
Dr. Alberto Rinaldi and Dr. Sue Anne Teo (Lund University): “The Inadequacy of the Human Rights Response Towards AI-driven Border Management Systems in the EU”
15 May
Patrik Hall: Why Meetings Matter: Everyday Arenas for Making, Performing and Maintaining Organizations (Edward Elgar)
22 May
Final PhD Seminar Nick Baigent: “Hydropower and local resistance in Georgia”. Discussant: Associate Professor Martin Demant Frederiksen, Aarhus University.
29 May
Priscilla Solano: Shelter on the Journey. Humanitarianism, Human Rights and Migration (Temple University Press).