Leiden International Studies Blog — page 9

International order & disorder

On the Side of the Victims: Aerial Bombing in History and International Law

On 18 April 2018, the International Studies programme hosted Professor Tullio Scovazzi (University Milan-Bicocca, Italy) as guest lecturer. The theme of the lecture was aerial bombing in history and in international law.

Culture & Language · International Studies

The magic of co-creation in the International Studies Programme

In today’s knowledge society, when faced with solving real-life organizational problems, people engage in the magic process of co-creation through which they share their inventiveness. This value generation constantly happens in International Studies, in various ways.

International Studies

Multidisciplinarity unplugged: vernacular disciplinary architectures of International Studies

What came first: the disciplinary niche or the multidisciplinary approach to social problematic? Have we only just started listening to each other, or have we always been connected? Is the M-word bureaucratic jargon or an ancient vernacular?

Economics

Economists crossing disciplinary borders: trespassers or trailblazers?

Are economists colonising other disciplines? The end of economic schizophrenia is nigh … or so we think.

International Studies

What is International Studies?