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Image 19 Oct 2022 Dr Lucas Kello releases new book exploring the changing character of international rivalry in new technological arenas Lucas Kello
Image 10 Oct 2022 Professor Patricia Owens secures prestigious award from American Political Science Association (APSA) for paper on women thinkers Patricia Owens
Image 6 Sep 2022 Dr Marina Pérez de Arcos’s article on humanitarianism and World War One is most read in The International History Review Marina Pérez De Arcos Alumni
Image 27 Jul 2022 DPIR’S Professor Patricia Owens elected a fellow of the Royal Historical Society Patricia Owens
Image 4 May 2022 New Women’s International Thought exhibition opens at the LSE Library Patricia Owens
Image 27 Apr 2022 A permanent national security council in Italy would have major benefits for Italian foreign and defence policy, says Andrea Ruggeri. Andrea Ruggeri
Image 14 Mar 2022 Annette Idler wins top prize for book on the life under armed groups in cross-border territories Annette Idler
Image 11 Feb 2022 Research reveals sweet spot in US-election cycle for US-Iran diplomacy Louise Fawcett Andrew Payne
Image 22 Nov 2021 COVID Research - The Middle East and COVID-19: time for collective action Louise Fawcett
Image 2 Jul 2021 Marina Pérez de Arcos wins award for article on German-Spanish Cold War relationship Alumni Marina Pérez De Arcos
