1. Global (Dis)Order
  2. Societal Insecurities
  3. Peace and Disarmament
    1. Global (Dis)Order
    2. Societal Insecurities
    3. Peace and Disarmament
International Policy

City International Policy Studies

City International Policy Studies (CIPS) is the coordinating body for new and ongoing research undertaken by academics in International Politics and related disciplines at City , University of London.

About us

Research clusters

Under the CIPS umbrella there are currently three main research clusters:

Research groups

Social Movements and Civil Society (SMCSRG), a forum for dialogue and debate on questions of domestic and transnational activism, economic and social justice, social movement strategy, and civil society

Honorary Visiting Research Fellows

  • Dr Mark Ledwidge - Senior Lecturer in American Studies, Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent; PhD University of Manchester; researching Race and American Power
  • Dr Juvaria Jafri - Postdoc, University of Cambridge; PhD City, University of London; researching philanthropy and global finance and development
  • Dr Poonam Madar - Visual Sociologist and Reflective Writing Practitioner; PhD University of Warwick
  • Dr Bamo Nouri - Lecturer in International Relations, University of West London; PhD City, University of London; researching American foreign policy and the international and domestic politics of the Middle East

Apply for an Honorary appointment

CIPS encourages applications for honorary visiting staff appointments (Visiting Professors, Honorary Lecturers, Senior Lecturers, Fellows or Senior Fellows).

To apply for an honorary appointment, please request the relevant form and guidelines from CIPS@city.ac.uk.


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