Yana Bochkareva
Zachary Turinsky
Zachary Turinsky is an MPhil International Relations student at New College, Oxford. Zachary has received a BA in History and Politics from the University of Oxford.
Evolving Trends in the Youth Radicalisation Landscape in Southeast Asia
Ever since the September 11 2001 terror attacks by Al Qaeda in the United States,
the major transnational terrorism threat in Southeast Asia has been fuelled by
violent Islamist ideology. Certainly, since the mid-2010s and with the emergence
of the Islamic State (IS) as a major online vector of radicalisation, the
phenomenon of youth radicalisation has become a significant threat in the region
and certainly in Singapore.
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Hannah Loeffler
I am a Departmental Lecturer in International Relations and an Associate Member at St Antony’s College. My research examines how access to finance shapes politics, across the field of political economy. I study this through two lines of work: how citizens navigate economic security amid growing financial exposure, through pensions, housing, and government transfers, and how governments and firms navigate global capital markets to pursue political goals, from sovereign green bonds to restrictions on foreign investment.
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Book Talk - African Women in Law: A Comparative Perspective
Professor J. Jarpa Dawuni (Howard University) will be presenting her new book, "African Women in Law: A Comparative Perspective." There will be a short Q&A after her presentation.
Ida Birkvad
I am a Departmental Lecturer in International Relations in the Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR) and at Somerville College. Prior to joining DPIR in 2026, I was an LSE Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). I received my PhD in International Relations from Queen Mary, University of London in 2023.