Language and War in Contemporary Ukraine
by Francis Scarr The author is a Research Assistant Intern at the Institute of International Relations in Prague. Since Ukraine’s declaration of independence in 1991, the country has grappled, at times clumsily, with the task of establishing consensus over the…
Online First – Joel Shelton – ‘Diagnosing Europe: Greece, Macedonia and the Meaning of Crisis’
The Article is available for FREE download here Epigraphs: The influential European political camps are forming in the circles that decide on the policies in accordance with controversial crisis diagnoses (Habermas, 2015: 4). Is diagnosis the work of the historian, of the…
#EISAPEC18 – Call for Sections – A New Hope: Back to the Future of IR
New Perspectives is Delighted to share this advance information about the #EISAPEC18 conference, co-hosted by our publisher the IIR Prague, which will appear on EISA’s website when it is updated. EISA 12th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, Prague A New Hope: Back to…
#EWIS2018 – Call for Workshops – The Return of Politics to IR
Call for Workshop Proposals 5th EISA EUROPEAN WORKSHOPS IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (EWIS) Full Info Here Venue: University of Groningen, Dates: June 06-09, 2018 Theme: The Return of Politics to International Relations Programme Co-Chairs: Dr Benjamin Herborth, Groningen and Dr Benjamin Tallis,…
ONLINE FIRST – FORUM: Peter Sloterdijk’s ‘Pseudonymous Politics’
We are delighted to publish a forum of responses to the original essay by world-famous philosopher Peter Sloterdijk that we recently published in New Perspectives. The FORUM is available for FREE download here The Original Essay is available for FREE download here The essay was…
Online First – Cultural Cut – Aliens & Herons by Pavel Karous
A Guide to Fine Art in the Public Space in the Era of Normalisation in Czechoslovakia (1968-1989) The full Cultural Cut is available for FREE Download here Reviving the ‘Exhausted Modern’ Unrivalled in its scope and ambition, yet firmly grounded…
Online First – Peter Sloterdijk: ‘On Pseudonymous Politics’
We are delighted to publish a new, original essay by world-famous philosopher Peter Sloterdijk in New Perspectives. The ESSAY is available for FREE download here A FORUM of RESPONSES to the article is available for FREE download here ‘On Pseudonymous Politics: Regarding Implicit and Explicit…
Online First – Forum: When One Religious Extremism Unmasks Another
Featuring: Tim Kreiger & Malte Dold, Josef Hien, Charlotte Heath-Kelly, Emmanuel-Pierre Guittet, Filipe dos Reis, Ben Kamis & Johan van der Walt. Download the forum here Download the original article here (password: 1_IIR_NewPerspectives_4_2016) In New Perspectives vol. 24 (1), 2016, we published…
LGBT+ COMMUNITY IN CZECH REPUBLIC: Tolerance or Indifference?
by Gioia Zurzolo The Czech Republic is considered one of the most tolerant countries in CEE towards the LGBT+ community. For instance, it was the first post-communist country to legalize same-sex registered partnerships, preceding many other European countries in making some…
Why Popular Culture Matters (For Contemporary Geopolitics)
Dr Kyle Grayson, University of Newcastle Monday 26th June, 2017; 16:00 Institute of International Relations, Nerudova 3, Prague The Centre for European Security of the Institute of International Relations and the journal New Perspectives of the IIR have the pleasure…
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