Millennium: Journal of International Studies

While a more serious follow-up to the conference will follow at the very latest in our conference issue 43/3 and in the form of podcasts of the keynotes and roundtable discussions, we would like to point to our (ironic) social media wrap-up…

As we are approaching the afternoon panels of the second day of 2014’s Millennium Annual Conference we would like to point out that you can follow the debate on Twitter at the #milconf2014 hashtag. We will make the keynotes and round table discussions available as podcasts in due course.

Millennium’s 2014 annual conference Quo Vadis IR: Method, Methodology and Innovation kicks off at 18:00 in the LSE’s Hong Kong Theatre (Clement House). Come join us for Patrick Thaddeus Jackson’s “Must International Relations Be A Science?” keynote speech followed by a reception in CLM 4.02. For information on finding your way around the LSE: http://www.lse.ac.uk/mapsanddirections/findingyourwayaroundlse.aspx […]

The programme for this year’s Millennium conference on “Quo Vadis IR: Method, Methodology and Innovation” is now available online. You will equally find registration information and rates at the above link.

Congratulations to this year’s Northedge essay prize winner Sebastian Schindler. His essay entitled ‘Man versus State: Contested Agency in the United Nations’ was published in Millennium issue 43:1.