Adrian Rogstad 🌻

Finally, huge thanks to @AlvinaHoffm @KerryGoettlich @jleighIR @miacerto @GeorgeLawsonIR @AyseZarakol @debbielisle (for encouragement to persist with failure) and others for generous help along the way!

Argument will hopefully be of interest both to Russia (@lisas_research @Juliewilhelmse2 @DavidCadier @MaxineDavid @AVReshetnikov) & stigma scholars (@RebAdlerNissen @xymenakurowska @MichalSmetana3), plus wider norms/emotions field (@SimonKoschut)

Very belated publication announcement (blame parental leave): glad to see 'When Stigmatization Fails: Russia and Aggression in Ukraine' out in the good pages of @Journal_of_GSS late last year doi.org/10.1093/jogss/…

Thanks to everyone who helped along the way, especially fellow panellists at ISA 2018's 'Make ____ Great Again' panel, colleagues at Groningen and Edinburgh and ERIS's editors

The most interesting finding, we think, is that the left talks about 'greatness' as much as the right, just in different ways - the question isn't 'is Britain great?' but 'how is Britain great?, demonstrating the national 'habit' of greatness that @srdjanvucetic has described

Very happy to see this article on rival conceptions of 'greatness' in the UK's referendums on Europe, co-authored with the indomitable Ben Martill, published in the good pages of European Review of International Studies: brill.com/view/journals/…

@europeanisa @jleighIR Congrats Joe! Great news 🎉

@TheRealistHom @GSQ_Journal Thanks Andy - it's all about the -ing!

@adrianrogstad @GSQ_Journal Love the active verb in place of the static noun, and generally looking fw to this!

Very happy to finally see this in print in the good pages of @GSQ_Journal! The article builds on literature on stigmatisation and liberal ordering to introduce the idea of 'stigma dynamics', and traces Russia's stigma management v/a/v liberal norms since 90s

Huge thanks to @miacerto, @jleighIR, @AlvinaHoffm, @KerryGoettlich, @ashamsla, @GeorgeLawsonIR, @K_Kaczmarska, @EinarWigen and @AyseZarakol, among others, for help and feedback along the way!

Argument will hopefully be of interest both to stigma scholars whose work it builds on (@RebAdlerNissen @MichalSmetana3 @xymenakurowska @AVReshetnikov) and Russia scholars (@lisas_research @Juliewilhelmse2 @MarkGaleotti @NKuhrt @MaxineDavid)

@AyseZarakol Congrats Ayse! Look forward to reading.

Join @ashamsla, myself and others for #EWIS2022 workshop on temporality & international (dis)order - details below!

What @ashamsla said - please submit if interested and join us at #EWIS2022!