Professor Dr. James Brassett

Biography

James Brassett is a Reader in International Political Economy at the University of Warwick. His research focuses on the everyday politics of globalization, emphasizing the interconnectedness of ethics and crisis resistance. Brassett has published extensively, including four books and over thirty refereed journal articles in notable publications such as the European Journal of International Relations and International Studies Quarterly. Some of his recent works include contributions to discussions on humor and politics, examining the role of irony and satire in international relations. He has also edited nine special journal issues covering topics like the political economy of the sub-prime crisis and the ethics of world politics. His current projects explore how humor influences global political discourse and the usage of memes and banter in international diplomacy. His scholarly contributions have been recognized in various media outlets, highlighting the relevance of comedic narratives in understanding political phenomena.

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