I support the establishment of a new ISA section on Historical International Relations (HIR). This section is meant to encourage scholars who work on IR in a broadly defined historical sense to present and discuss their work at all levels of the ISA.
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June 26, 2012
im hearing from so many of you about how much this section is needed to bring historical work to the forefront of the isa. we are putting together a formal proposal based on the interest shown here and plan to submit it soon.
June 26, 2012
im honestly blown away by the response so far. seeing so many people excited about this section shows me we really have a community ready to make this happen.
Reached 100 supporters
June 26, 2012
6 Comments
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James Khan
14 years ago
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good luck with this. would be a huge help for younger scholars in the field.
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Sarah Alvarez
14 years ago
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Long overdue. The historical context is always missing in these conferences. This would be a great addition.
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David Adeyemi
14 years ago
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Great initiative. History is critical for understanding current global challenges. Lets make it happen.
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Elena Lund
14 years ago
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Finally. My work on 19th century diplomacy never fits into the existing sections.
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Mark Obi
14 years ago
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YES. Count me in. Its about time we had a proper home for this research within the ISA.
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Rachel Gordon
14 years ago
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About time! We need more focus on the historical roots of IR theory. Way to go.
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I support the establishment of a new ISA section on Historical International Relations (HIR). This section is meant to encourage scholars who work on IR in a broadly defined historical sense to present and discuss their work at all levels of the ISA.
Please sign only if you are an ISA member.
Note: Anonymous signatures (when you uncheck the "show my name in the online signature list" box) can unfortunately not be counted by the ISA, as your name will not be visible in the signature list.
Updates
June 26, 2012
im hearing from so many of you about how much this section is needed to bring historical work to the forefront of the isa. we are putting together a formal proposal based on the interest shown here and plan to submit it soon.
June 26, 2012
im honestly blown away by the response so far. seeing so many people excited about this section shows me we really have a community ready to make this happen.
Reached 100 supporters
June 26, 2012
6 Comments
J
James Khan
14 years ago
Featured
good luck with this. would be a huge help for younger scholars in the field.
S
Sarah Alvarez
14 years ago
Featured
Long overdue. The historical context is always missing in these conferences. This would be a great addition.
D
David Adeyemi
14 years ago
Featured
Great initiative. History is critical for understanding current global challenges. Lets make it happen.
E
Elena Lund
14 years ago
Featured
Finally. My work on 19th century diplomacy never fits into the existing sections.
M
Mark Obi
14 years ago
Featured
YES. Count me in. Its about time we had a proper home for this research within the ISA.
R
Rachel Gordon
14 years ago
Featured
About time! We need more focus on the historical roots of IR theory. Way to go.
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good luck with this. would be a huge help for younger scholars in the field.