Research Interests
Open to PhD applications in the field of
- Tourism, Militarism and Everyday Life
- Migration, Borders and Security
- Surveillance, Visuality and Technology
- New Materialism, STS and post-humanism in global politics
- Media, technology and global politics
- Creative practice accounts of global politics (esp. film and visual art)
Prof Lisle is an engaging and energetic researcher to see a short clip regarding her research areas.
Public outreach & key achievements
- Personal website:
- Link to media story: Interview in TLS:
- Interview for BISA Poststuctural and Radical Politics Working Group:
- Interview for Journal IPS:
- Professor Lisle's participation on the Academic Advisory Board for the Ulster Museum’s project
‘Collecting the Troubles and Beyond’ has helped to shape the new exhibition that will open in Spring 2018.
Alumni: Where are they now
| PhD Title | Re-imagining North Korea in International Politics |
| Country | South Korea |
| Current Position | Lecturer in International Politics, Massey University, New Zealand |
| () "The training and supervision I received completely transformed how I understand and engage with the world. The School gave me the intellectual, professional and financial support I needed and, with their help, I secured an AHRC postdoctoral fellowship to go to Japan. Queen’s is a one-of-a-kind place!" | |
| PhD Title | US Cultural Diplomacy after 9/11 |
| Country | UK |
| Current Position | Lecturer, University of St Andrews, Scotland |