Bariscope
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Welcome to Bariscope! This podcast wants to create a space where we hold critical and curious conversations with International Relations scholars and practitioners get personal in-depth insights into pressing issues of world politics. Apart from discussing matters such as African politics, economic development and the rise of populism as well as migration, foreign aid and the influence of gender, race and class on International Relations we provide insights into academic work as such and hope to present inspiration for everyone that is interested in IR and world politics.
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Recent episodes
- #19: The Final Episode of Bariscope - Our thoughts on International Relations, Academia and a Call to Action
- #18: How to start your own podcast at age 20, with Lukas and Lea
- #17: Think tanks, navigating your early career in IR and a call for a courageous Swiss foreign policy with Anna-Lina Müller
- #16 - The situation of female refugees in Greece with Raquel Herzog
- #15: War crimes and trauma in Ukraine and the effectiveness of international humanitarian law with Belkis Wille, Senior Researcher at Human Rights Watch
- #14: Emotions in IR, the mobilization of hate and collective resilience during the COVID pandemic with Dr. Sandra Penic
- #13: Plural Economics with Oliver Braunschweig Part 2 of 2
- #12: Plural Economics with Oliver Braunschweig Part 1 of 2
- #11: Sexual violence in armed conflicts, humanitarianism and finding purpose with Coline Rapneau
- #10: International law and climate change with Dr. Elena Cima