Dan and I spent the last few days in London doing a variety of talks that might be of some interest to the general Duck readership.
On Wednesday I gave a book talk at SOAS; I’m quite pleased at the way this one turned out. Podcast here; q and a here. And the sci-fi author part of the session is available to listen to here.
On Thursday Dan and I participated in the LSE’s Literary Festival on a pair of roundtables entitled “Science Fiction an International orders.” Liveblog by Stephanie (as most of you probably already know) here; my contribution podcast here; Dan’s contribution here.
On Friday Dan and I did a joint talk at the LSE entitled “Conducting Inquiry in IR,” which ran the gamut from philosophy of science to techniques for relational social inquiry. The talk is here; the q and a is here.
All in all, a very ducky few days in grey and chilly England.
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson is Professor of International Studies in the School of International Service, and also Director of the AU Honors program. He was formerly Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of International Relations and Development, and is currently Series Editor of the University of Michigan Press' book series Configurations: Critical Studies of World Politics.
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