The Standing Group on International Relations is a European ECPR broad-based Standing Group where IR specialists from different sectors of activity - universities, independent research institutes and public administration - are brought together to promote scholarly activities.
The SGIR is led by a Steering Committee which is elected every 3 years. The main activities of the SGIR range from organising major conferences, summer schools and publishing books and journals and maintaining a website and mailing list.
The paper archive is now open for submissions for the 7th Pan-European IR Conference in Stockholm.
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The following persons are nominated for membership of the 24 members Steering Committee of the Standing Group on International Relations (SGIR). The SGIR’s nomination committee invites the European International Relations community at large to comment on this list of nominees. Information relevant for the selection of Steering Committee members (to be made at the 7th [...]
The SGIR 2010 European International Relations Summer School will be held at the University of Tübingen (Germany) from 26 July to 6 August. This year’s theme is “Conflicts in Europe – Europe in Conflicts”. The EIRSS is organised on behalf of the ECPR-Standing Group on International Relations. Its participants are primarily doctoral students from across Europe. The deadline for applications is 31 January 2010.
The SGIR conference sections for the September conference are now available. The submission platform is available here.
The Steering Committee of the SGIR hereby issues a call for section convenors for the 2010 Pan-European Conference. Deadline September 15, 2009.
With ‘Young Researchers Workshops (YRW)’ the Standing Group of International Relations (SGIR) of the ECPR offers an opportunity for young scholars (advanced doctoral students and recent post-docs) to familiarize themselves with academic conferencing. Preparing for the 2010 Pan-European Conference, calls for proposals for the YRWs are now open.
The 2009 CEEISA conference will investigate different kinds of ‘borders’ vis-á-vis their effects on international relations and International Relations. Focusing on such a theme is particularly pertinent on the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Download the documents for your participation by clicking on the link below.
Announcing the 7th Pan-European IR Conference in Stockholm on September 9-11, 2010.