Dr Lewis Eves (he/him)
PhD, MA, BA, AFHEA
Department of Politics and International Relations
Teaching Associate
Associate Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University
Thursday 1pm-2pm
Full contact details
Department of Politics and International Relations
B07
Modular Teaching Village
Northumberland Road
Sheffield
S10 1AJ
- Profile
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Lewis joined the department in October 2022. He was awarded his PhD by Sheffield Hallam University in November 2022. His thesis explored the intersection of history and security in Sino-Japanese relations.
He teaches International Relations to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, with a particular interest in teaching International Relations theory and International Security Studies.
Lewis is passionate about inclusive teaching practices and pedagogy, employing innovative methods to engage and support students.
His current research considers the illocutionary logic of securitisation in Chinese protests and whether this constitutes a new grammar of securitization applicable elsewhere.
- Qualifications
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- Phd Politics, Sheffield Hallam University
- MA International Security Studies, University of Leicester
- BA International Relations and History, University of Leicester
- Research interests
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- East Asian International Relations
- Sino-Japanese Relations
- International Security Studies
- Securitization Theory
- Political Pedagogy
- Publications
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Journal articles
- Antagonistic symbiosis: The social construction of China's foreign policy. Asia Pacific Viewpoint.
Website content
- Legitimacy and Nationalism: China’s Motivations and the Dangers of Assumptions.
- A Pessimistic Rebuttal: The Eventual Return of Sino-Japanese Tensions.
- Applying Securitization’s Second Generation to COVID-19.
Theses / Dissertations
- Research group
- Teaching activities
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- POL124 - Political Violence
- POL126 - The World's Wicked Problems
- POL230 - Contemporary Security Challenges
- POL3039 - Dissertation in Politics (Undergraduate)
- POL6713 - Politics Dissertation (Postgraduate)
- POL6970 - Debating International Relations