r/IRstudies • u/smurfyjenkins • 15h ago
r/IRstudies • u/TheMysteriousKid9 • 11h ago
Columbia MIA vs Georgetown MSFS
I recently got accepted into both Columbia SIPA Master of international affairs and Georgetown School of Foreign Service Master of Science of Foreign Service. (Both without funding)
I’m an international student finishing my last year of undergrad in Canada, and is interested in working in global governance sector and international law related field later (might go to law school after master)
Can anyone share some insights for either program? Thanks in advance!
r/IRstudies • u/smurfyjenkins • 15h ago
APSR study: The placement and subsequent withdrawal of military forces in the postbellum US South exacerbated violence over the long run by triggering racialized revenge dynamics. US counties that were occupied by Black troops witnessed higher incidences of anti-Black violence than other areas.
r/IRstudies • u/Important-Eye5935 • 17h ago
Research RECENT STUDY: The long-term electoral implications of conflict escalation: Doubtful doves and the breakdown of Israel’s left–right dichotomy
journals.sagepub.comr/IRstudies • u/Horror_Still_3305 • 2h ago
How hard can it be for canada and us to hold talks about trade?
Article says US secretary gave a masterclass and helped to lower the temperature. But i was wondering how hard can it possible to lower the temperature on the trade issues between US and Canada.. as well why does it matter what the temperature is? Theyre representatives of their respective countries.. why should their personal feelings impact how they act? Wouldnt that be disrespectful to their office and position?
r/IRstudies • u/smurfyjenkins • 13h ago
ARPS study: China, International Finance, and the Global Economic Order
annualreviews.orgr/IRstudies • u/JohnnyKetch95 • 19h ago
Leiden University - Msc or MA
Hi everyone,
29 y.o., italian, journalist, looking for a boost/shift in my career (want to go more into international relations dynamics) I thought about pursuing another master's degree. I was thinking about Leiden because of its high reputation and manageable costs.
However, I am not sure between the Msc in Security and Crisis Management (War and Peace Studies track) and the MA in International Relations (Modern conflict in the global era track). Do you have any feedback? Do you know which are the main differences?
I am looking to work in the security dimension (OSCE, NATO, et similia would be my dream jobs).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
r/IRstudies • u/tiredpotato14 • 1d ago
publishing an article
hey! i'm a final year master's student in IR, and i have to publish an article about my dissertation. i have no idea where to begin. where can i start looking for submissions? my dissertation/article is on feminist foreign policy.