Krystalli, Roxani and Philipp Schulz. “Taking love and care seriously: An emergent research agenda for remaking worlds in the wake of violence.”
“What is . . . love and care in international relations?” Voices podcast.
Key principles and approach
Love, care, and violence
Krystalli, Roxani and María Fernanda Olarte-Sierra. “What sustains life? Love and care in the face of loss in Colombia.”
Schulz, Philipp, Eunice Otuko Apio, and Robin Oryem. “Love and care in the Lord’s Resistance Army in Northern Uganda.”
Visualising war and peace podcast
Schulz, Philipp and Sunny Omwenyeke, “Forced migrants as actors of care: Understanding displaced men through their caring practices and relationships.”
Schulz, Philipp. “Love in a ‘hopeless’ place? Courtship, intimacy, and romance in displacement.’
Krystalli, Roxani and Philipp Schulz. “Taking love and care seriously: An emergent research agenda for remaking worlds in the wake of violence.”
Attention, care for nature, love of place
Ethics and methods of researching love, care, and loss
Schulz, Philipp. “‘How did you become interested in this?’ On personal and academic entanglements.”
Krystalli, Roxani. “Of loss and light: Teaching in the time of grief.”
Schulz, Philipp. “Turning a blind eye? A critical reflection about the metaphor of turns in international studies.”
Krystalli, Roxani. “The poetry of ambivalence: A nudge toward tending.”
Schulz, Philipp. “‘He came as a boy and returned as a man’: Field research, parenting, and masculinity in Northern Uganda.”
Schulz, Philipp, Onen David Ongwech and Zeynep Pinar Erdem. “Finally, someone asks about something other than violence: Conceptual, methodological, and ethical reflections on researching agency, care, and forced migration.”
Krystalli, Roxani. “The poetry of ambivalence: A nudge toward tending.”
Barthwal-Datta, Monika, Roxani Krystalli, and Laura Shepherd. “Pedagogy as care: Love, loss, and learning in the world politics classroom.”
Krystalli, Roxani. “Of loss and light: Teaching in the time of grief.”
Care and joy in teaching and learning, Politics and Pedagogy podcast.