image/svg+xml DPIR Graduate students | Image © John Cairns (johncairns.co.uk) DPIR Students Person type - Any -DPhil StudentJob Market CandidateMPhil StudentMSc StudentVisiting Student Course - Any -DPhil International RelationsMPhil Comparative GovernmentMPhil European Politics and SocietyMPhil International RelationsMPhil Political Theory Research affiliation - Any -Comparative Politics and GovernmentIRPolitical Theory Joseph Ward DPhil Student Rohan Watt DPhil Student Hannah Sophie Weber DPhil Student Public-Private Interaction in Cybersecurity Governance Gwendolyn Whidden DPhil Student The Politics of Peace Enforcement: Explaining Selective UN Security Council Interventions in Atrocity Crimes, 2005–2025. Daniel White DPhil Student The War for Animal Liberation! Responding to the Greatest (Non)Humanitarian Crisis in History Polina Whitehouse DPhil Student Jacob Williams DPhil Student Job Market Candidate Postliberalism and its Discontents: Responding to Liberalism's New Critics Hallelujah Lulie Wondimu DPhil Student Ming Kit Wong DPhil Student Postwar Liberal Anti-Utopian Utopianism Joanna Wood DPhil Student A History of Women's International Thought in the US Academy, 1919-49 Ashley Wright DPhil Student Political Economy of US Foreign Aid Allocation Alexander Yen DPhil Student (MPhil) Vox Legati Vox Rei Publicae: Why do Chinese Representatives at the United Nations General Assembly Deploy Undiplomatic Language in Their Speeches, 1971-2020? Shuyang Zhou DPhil Student Friedrich Zillessen DPhil Student Maksim Zubok DPhil Student Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3
Gwendolyn Whidden DPhil Student The Politics of Peace Enforcement: Explaining Selective UN Security Council Interventions in Atrocity Crimes, 2005–2025.
Daniel White DPhil Student The War for Animal Liberation! Responding to the Greatest (Non)Humanitarian Crisis in History
Jacob Williams DPhil Student Job Market Candidate Postliberalism and its Discontents: Responding to Liberalism's New Critics
Alexander Yen DPhil Student (MPhil) Vox Legati Vox Rei Publicae: Why do Chinese Representatives at the United Nations General Assembly Deploy Undiplomatic Language in Their Speeches, 1971-2020?
