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Dr Alexandria Innes

Senior Lecturer in International Politics

School of Policy & Global Affairs Violence and Society Centre

Contact details

Address

Dr Alexandria Innes D519 , Rhind Building [D]
City, University of London
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB
United Kingdom

About

Overview

Alexandria Innes joined the Violence and Society Centre in November 2020 and is a Lecturer in International Relations. Alexandria specialises in the international politics of migration. Theoretically, her research is situated at the intersection of migration studies and critical security studies in International Relations. She has published in various outlets, including International Political Sociology, Security Dialogue, Geopolitics and International Relations. She is the author of two monographs, Migration, Citizenship and the Challenge for Security (Palgrave, 2015), and Postcolonial Citizenship and Transnational Identity (Routledge, 2020). Alexandria has provided commentary for the BBC World Service, and US National Public Radio.

Qualifications

  • PhD Political Science, University of Kansas, USA, Aug 2008 – Dec 2011
  • MA International Affairs, Marquette University, United States, Aug 2006 – May 2008
  • BA Hispanic Studies and Modern Greek, King's College London, United Kingdom, Sep 2002 – Jul 2006
  • Certificate in Higher Education Practice, University of East Anglia

Employment

  • Senior Lecturer of International Relations, University of East Anglia, Aug 2017 – Jun 2020
  • Lecturer of International Relations, University of East Anglia, Sep 2013 – Jul 2017
  • Assistant Professor of Political Science, Cardinal Stritch University, Aug 2012 – Dec 2013
  • Visiting Assistant Professor of International Relations, Northern Illinois University, Aug 2011 – May 2012

Languages

Greek, Modern (1453-) (can read, write, speak and understand spoken) and Spanish; Castilian (can read, write, speak and understand spoken).

Research students

2nd supervisor

Publications

Publications by category

Books (3)

  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Colonial Citizenship and Everyday Transnationalism: An Immigrant's Story. ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Migration, Citizenship and the Challenge for Security: An Ethnographic Approach. ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. Colonial Citizenship and Everyday Transnationalism. Routledge.

Chapters (27)

  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Colonial Citizenship and Everyday Transnationalism An Immigrant's Story Conclusion. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 126–132). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Citizenship, subjecthood, identity Postscript. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 133–134). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Colonial subjectivity, colonial immigration and national identity. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 43–63). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Transnational citizenship From Wallsend to Paphos, a feminist narrative of migration. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 106–125). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Theorising the transnational family in international relations. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 85–105). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Excerpt 1 The stock I come from. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 19–22). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Excerpt 3 Going down the pit. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 64–66). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Ontological security, affective environments and the future. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 67–82). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). Excerpt 2 Improvise to survive. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 40–42). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A.J. (2020). The global and local politics of everyday life in 1950s Famagusta. COLONIAL CITIZENSHIP AND EVERYDAY TRANSNATIONALISM: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (pp. 23–39). ISBN 978-0-367-22013-6.
  • Innes, A. (2018). Ethical Aspects of Migration Flows. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies Ocford University Press.
  • Innes, A. (2017). Human Mobility and Security. In Jacobs, E.D. (Ed.), Rethinking Security in the 21st Century Palgrave Macmillan.
  • Innes, A. and Lamont, C.K. (2016). Non-western visions of development? Japan’s official development assistance and global governmentality. Non-Western Encounters with Democratization: Imagining Democracy after the Arab Spring (pp. 217–236).
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). States in a World of Asylum Seekers: Agency, Rights, Security. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 90–112). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Human Rights, Mobile Humans: A Critical Reading of Mobility and Access to Rights. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 66–89). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Performing Security, Theorizing Security. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 113–138). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). The Problem of Migration for Security Studies. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 20–40). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Insecurity and Asylum Seeker Identity. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 41–65). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Migration, Citizenship and the Challenge for Security An Ethnographic Approach Conclusion. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 139–150). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A. and Lamont, C.K. (2015). Non-western visions of development? Japan's official development assistance and global governmentality. Non-Western Encounters with Democratization: Imagining Democracy after the Arab Spring (pp. 217–236).
  • Innes, A. and Lamont, C. (2015). Ethical Aid? Human Security and Japanese Official Development Assistance. In Bashir, H., Gray, P. and bin Jehangir, H. (Eds.), Deconstructing Global Citizenship: Political, Cultural and Ethical Persepctives Rowman and Littlefield.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Introduction: Producing Knowledge in International Security Studies. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (pp. 1–19). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A.J. (2015). Migration, Citizenship and the Challenge for Security An Ethnographic Approach Preface. MIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP AND THE CHALLENGE FOR SECURITY: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH (p. VI). ISBN 978-1-137-49595-2.
  • Innes, A. and Steele, B. (2012). Governmentality in International Relations. In Levi-Fauer, D. (Ed.), Oxford Handbook of Governance Oxford University Press.
  • Innes, A.J. and Steele, B.J. (2012). Governmentality in Global Governance. Oxford University Press.
  • In Gentry, C.E., Shepherd, L.J. and Sjoberg, L. (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Gender and Security. In Routledge.
  • In Resende, E. and Budryte, D. (Eds.), Memory and Trauma in International Relations. In Routledge.

Journal articles (21)

Other (5)