Dundee Events

I've just returned from my month in the UK, most of it spent in Scotland at University of Dundee. I had 25 nights in Dundee -- 17 initially, then a conference in London (3 nights) and a short personal trip (2 nights in Brighton and 1 in Edinburgh), followed by 8 additional nights in Dundee.

On June 6, just about a week after I delivered my Masterclass on "Re-imagining World Order in the Age of Trump," Kurt Mills hosted a workshop on "America First, International Law, and the Human Rights Regime." I gave a truncated version of my research on America First and Multilateralism:

.⁦@RodgerPayne⁩ kicking us off, speaking about America First: Surveying the Damage. ⁦@ISSRDundee⁩ pic.twitter.com/T21wqaOuqD

— Kurt Mills (@ProfKurtMills) June 6, 2019

From June 12-14, I was in London for the British International Studies Association Annual Meeting. I'll write a separate post about my presentation ("An Alliance for Multilateralists: Foolish Fantasy or Practical Necessity?") and my intellectual experiences attending panels and talking to UK IR scholars. Oh, I also plan to post another entry about some of the tourism I managed to enjoy in Scotland and London.

On June 24, I gave a talk on "America First and the Human Rights Regime" at the third annual Institute for Social Sciences Research Forum, held at Discovery Point in Dundee:

Final session of the day - #Keynotes
Professor Nick Fyfe, Dean, Social Sciences introduces @RodgerPayne #globalscholar speaking on all things America and Human Rights #ISSR2019 @ProfKurtMills pic.twitter.com/03ms3wwBp4

The trip was terrific intellectually and Kurt Mills and I are preparing a manuscript for a conference and then submission to a peer-reviewed journal.

— ISSR | DundeeUni (@ISSRDundee) June 24, 2019

Visit this blog's homepage.

For 280 character IR and foreign policy talk, follow me on twitter.

Or for basketball, baseball, movies or other stuff, follow this personal twitter account.