Audio and slides from the first lecture in the series, delivered 17 February 2020 in Bamberg, Germany. Slides: here.

Robbie Shilliam’s remarks and q&a from the 2018 ISA-Northeast workshop on interpretive and relational research methods and methodologies.

Sarah Stroup’s remarks and q&a from the 2018 ISA-Northeast workshop on interpretive and relational research methods and methodologies.

Jelena Subotic’s remarks and q&a from the 2018 ISA-Northeast workshop on interpretive and relational research methods and methodologies.

Ty Solomon’s remarks and q&a from the 2018 ISA-Northeast workshop on interpretive and relational research methods and methodologies.

Some ruminations about “science” in a world in which facts and factuality per se seem under siege. Lecture at the University of Oslo, 4 May 2017. Slides here.

Audio (and slides) from a talk entitled “Interpretive Explanation” delivered to the Group on International Theory, Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, on 2 December 2016. Work in progress; the usual disclaimers apply.

Audio (and slides, here) from a talk delivered at the University of Tampere, Finland, 9 October 2015. The audience was PhD students and faculty, thinking through the question of knowledge in international studies.

Audio (and slides, here) from a talk delivered at the University of Tampere, Finland, 8 October 2015. An audience of graduate students working on their MA degrees, for the most part.

Ten years after founding the ISA-NE graduate student workshop on interpretive and relational research methodology, and having handed it off to others a couple of years ago, I was, for the first time, a regular participant this past year.