Dr Charalampos Efstathopoulos

BA University of the West of England MA University of Warwick MPhil University of Oxford PhD University of Warwick

Charalampos joined the Department of International Politics in September 2012. He was awarded his PhD at the University of Warwick in 2012 and his thesis examined the diplomacy of India and South Africa in the World Trade Organisation. He is Associate Editor for the International Relations journal.

Module Coordinator

• IPM4620 - Middle Powers and the Liberal Order
• IQ37120 - Middle Powers in the Global Political Economy
• IQ34320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ24320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ27120 - Middle Powers in the Global Political Economy

Moderator

• IPM2120 - Research in Politics and International Studies
• IPM1220 - Critical Security Studies: Emerging Issues
• IPM0620 - Indigenous Politics: challenging the global order?

Coordinator

• IPM4620 - Middle Powers and the Liberal Order
• IQ37120 - Middle Powers in the Global Political Economy
• IQ34320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ24320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ27120 - Middle Powers in the Global Political Economy

Tutor

• IPM0060 - Dissertation
• IPM4620 - Middle Powers and the Liberal Order
• IQ34320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ24320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership

Lecturer

• IP12520 - Globalization and Global Development
• IQ34320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
• IQ24320 - Economic Diplomacy and Leadership

Attendance Dept Admin

• IPM0420 - Intelligence, Security and International Relations in the 20th Century

Blackboard Dept Admin

• IPM0420 - Intelligence, Security and International Relations in the 20th Century

Charalampos' research interests focus on the diplomacy of middle powers in international politics. His research examines the strategies of middle powers in international institutions, such as the World Trade Organisation and the United Nations Security Council. He specialises in the foreign policy of states such as Brazil, India and South Africa, and in particular the capacity of these states to act as leaders of the global South and operate as bridge-builders in multilateral negotiations. His research also focuses on the relevance of Global IR theories for understanding the agency of middle powers in the global order.

• Monday 11.30-12.30
• Tuesday 12.30-13.30