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1. Chandreyee Goswami – ECR Spotlight

   … extended families and friends from school and college, as well as new friends from the university. They put up artwork, prizes or trophies they might have won at a university event. The two constant pieces of decorative items were fairy …

2. Rosa Luxemburg at 150: A Podcast with Dr Mihaela Mihai, Dr Maša Mrovlje, and Dr Jamie Allinson

   … The Social Origins of Alliances in the Middle East , which was a co-winner of the 2016 Political Economy Project Book Prize. Jamie has also worked as an external consultant with the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. …

3. GENDER.ED-EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazers Awards 2021-2022

   … has coordinated a research project into stealthing and organised a campaign to criminalise the practise in Scotland The prize included a Blackwell’s book voucher worth £50 from GENDER.ED for each of the three award winners. Look out for the …

4. On Care as Promiscuous

   … in Rural North India (SUNY Press) which was shortlisted for the British Association for South Asian Studies (BASAS) Book Prize 2023, and co-editor of Gender in South Asia and Beyond ( with Zubaan: New Delhi, with Hugo Gorringe and Radhika …

5. The Kigali Declaration: (Re)Committing to Gender-Sensitive Parliaments

   … ( co-authored with Karen Celis) was published by OUP in 2020, and jointly won the PSA W.J.M. MacKenzie book prize in 2022. Childs is also author of The Good Parliament Report, 2016, which followed a secondment to the UK House of …

6. Social Media, Blockchain, Big Data & Co: How do we support women mediators in peace processes in a technology-driven world?

   … time, it is one of the most important platforms for them to be vocal on. In May 2020, this was the case for Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman, who became the target of  a smear campaign led by Saudi Arabian media . The stress and …

7. Integrating the Climate Crisis into the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda

   … Relations Pathway).  This essay, originally written for the semester 2 course Gender, Peace and Security, won second prize in the Political Studies Aassociation’s ‘Women and Politics’ Undergraduate Essay Competition 2025.   References …

8. 72 Hours in Canberra: The Feminist Imperative and the Dilemmas of the Contemporary Academic’s Impactful Labour

   … ( co-authored with Karen Celis) was published by OUP in 2020, and jointly won the PSA W.J.M. MacKenzie book prize in 2022. Childs is also author of The Good Parliament Report, 2016, which followed a secondment to the UK House of …