NDH features a number of podcasts hosted by Haakon Ikonomou at this link: https://open.spotify.com/show/2iqz0UnhURj2QKmzKIUkmp

Podcasts include:

John Watkins on After Lavinia (11.2018)

James Crossland on War, Law, and Humanity (6.2019)

Giles Scott-Smith on diplomacy in populist times (9.2019)

Giles Scott-Smith on diplomacy and Brexit (9.2019)

Rósa Magnúsdóttir on Enemy Number One (2.2020)

Jeremy Black on A History of Diplomacy (5.2020)

Johan Galtung on diplomacy, civilisation, and peace (6.2020)

Victoria Phillips on dance and diplomacy (12.2020)

Glenda Sluga on internationalism (1.2021)

Norbert Gotz on diplomatic semiotics (1.2021)

Daniel Hucker on public opinion (1.2021)

Jeremy Black on the Second World War (1.2021)

Parama Sinha Palit on Chinese soft power (1.2021)

Patrick Cohrs on the long twentieth century (4.2021)

Erica Heinsen-Roach on Dutch diplomacy in the Mediterranean (5.2021)

Charles Prior on Native-American treaties (10.2021)

Vincent Dubé-Senécal on fashion diplomacy (11.2021)

Carla Konta on US public diplomacy in Yugoslavia (12.2021)

Maartje Abbenhuis and Ismee Tames on the global First World War (2.2022)

Laura Almagor on the Jewish Territorialist Movement (5.2022)

Blanche Wiesen Cook and Samuel Zipp on interwar isms (5.2022)

Susanna Erlandsson on the ‘domestic’ lives of diplomats (6.2022)

Patrick Cohrs and Michael Jonas on small states (10.2022)

Malcolm Langford on Nordic jurists (10.2022)

Jan Stöckmann on the study of international relations (10.2022)

Christine Philliou on political ideas in Turkey in the interwar period (1.2023)

David Murphy on the interwar activism of Lamine Senghor (6.2023)

Ozan Özavci on the Lausanne Project (6.2023)

Sea treaties from Southeast Asia (7.2023)

Ismay Milford, Florian Wagner, and Margot Tudor on coloniality and decolonization (7.2023)