Justin Morris

• International relations

• UN Security Council

• Great power politics

• Responsibility to protect

(With N. J. Wheeler), ‘The Responsibility Not to Veto: A Responsibility too Far?’, in A. J. Bellamy and T. Dunne (eds.), Oxford Handbook on the Responsibility to Protect, (Oxford: OUP, 2016), pp 227-46.

‘The Responsibility to Protect and the Use of Force: Remaking the Procrustean Bed?’, Cooperation and Conflict, Vol 51(2), 2016.

‘The Responsibility to Protect and the Great Powers: The Tensions of Dual Responsibility’, Global Responsibility to Protect, Vol 7(3/4), 2015, pp 401-24.

‘Libya and Syria: R2P and the Spectre of the Swinging Pendulum’, International Affairs, Vol 89(5), 2013, pp 1265-83.

‘From “Peace by Dictation” to International Organisation: Great Power Responsibility and the Creation of the United Nations’, International History Review, Vol 35(3), 2013, pp 511-33.

‘How Great is Britain? Power, Responsibility and Britain’s Future Global Role’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, Vol 13(3), 2011, pp 326-47.

• Introduction to International Relations

• The United Nations and Global Security

• International Relations Theory

• Being Great

• International Relations in Theory and Practice

Justin Morris welcomes enquiries from prospective PhD students interested in working in the following areas: great power politics and responsibility; the United Nations Security Council, especially permanent membership; responsibility to protect; the English School of international relations theory.

Completed PhDs

Currently co-supervising doctoral research in genocide in Kurdistan ECOWAS, multiple hegemony and counter-terrorism.

• LLB (CNAA)

• MA (University of Hull)

External examiner:

• University of Westminster

• University of Glasgow (tbc)

• Secretary, British International Studies Association (1997-2003)

• Visiting Scholar, Department of International Politics, University of Aberystwyth (2010-11)

• Member of the United Nations Association of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Advisory Panel (2006-)