Sally Bonsall

I prepared an in-person simulation for an International Political Economy class last semester. If you teach topics like deindustrialization, offshoring, trade, and/or FDIs, then this might be a useful resource for you, thanks to @apsa-preprints.bsky.social preprints.apsanet.org/engage/apsa/...

A Plan for an IPE Simulation: Contextualizing Globalization in the Classroom https://dx.doi.org/10.33774/apsa-2026-vnwxq?rft_dat=source%3Ddrss #polisky

Some photos from my trip to Portugal. As you can see, I made sure to build quite a bit of relaxation time around the research…

I’m having a delightful short research trip in Lisbon 🌞 I even had my first (very broken) conversation in Portuguese today, thank you Duolingo 🐦

En route to MPSA 🚂 tomorrow, I’ll be presenting on the legacies of dictatorship in Spain and Argentina, and their effects on the contemporary far-right. Hope to see many of you in Chicago soon!

Just arrived in Alexandria for APSA’s Teaching and Learning Conference. Safe travels to everyone — hope the weather related delays aren’t too bad — and see you soon!

First day of the Spring 2025 semester, and it’s a chilly one. (For Americans — that’s celsius, still v cold though!).

Has anyone else seen The Brutalist? I saw it last Thursday and can’t stop thinking about it. Although the cinematography was stunning & I was absorbed by the story, I felt disappointed by the end. But the more I think about it, the more I appreciate the film.

Thanks to the APSA Teaching Comparative Politics symposium in DC last summer, I developed a resource for using literature (Shakespeare) to teach populism, just published here a few days ago on APSA Educate’s website: educate.apsanet.org/resource/01-...

Okay, I finally got this thing, but now I feel like I got here too late after the mass exodus from The Other Place, and I can’t find anybody. Anyway, hello to my currently 0 followers!