Roland Bleiker is Professor of International Relations at the University of Queensland, where he directs an interdisciplinary research program on Visual Politics. Over the past twenty years he has played a leading role in introducing aesthetics, visuality and emotions to the theory and practice of world politics.

Mapping Visual Global Politics - Roland Bleiker 1. Body - Elizabeth Dauphinee 2. Borders - Shine Choi 3. Celebrity - Tanja Müller 4. Children - Katrina Lee-Koo 5. Climate - Kate Manzo 6. CNN Effect - Piers Robinson 7. Colonialism - Stephen Chan 8. Compassion Fatigue - Susan D. Moeller 9. Culture - William A. Callahan 10. Democracy - Mark Chou 11. Development - Kalpana Wilson 12. Digital Media - Sebastian Kaempf 13. Diplomacy - Costas M. Constantinou 14. Drones - Lauren Wilcox 15. Empathy - Nick Robinson 16. Face - Jenny Edkins 17. Famine - David Campbell 18. Fear - Cynthia Weber 19. Finance - James Brassett 20. Foreign Policy - Simon Philpott 21. Gender - Linda Åhäll 22. Geopolitics - Klaus Dodds 23. Humanitarianism - Lilie Chouliaraki 24. Human Rights - Sharon Sliwinski 25. Icons - Robert Hariman and John Louis Lucaites 26. Identity - Iver B. Neumann 27. Indigeneity - Sally Butler 28. Invisibility - Elspeth van Veeren 29. Memory - Nayanika Mookherjee 30. Militarisation - Laura Shepherd 31. Nation - Shirin M. Rai 32. Peace - Frank Möller 33. Perpetrators - Susie Linfield 34. Pictorial Turn - W.J.T. Mitchell 35. Protest - Nicole Doerr and Noa Milman 36. Rape - Ariella Azoulay 37. Refugees - Heather Johnson 38. Religion - Erin K. Wilson 39. Roma - Anca Pusca 40. Satellites - David Shim 41. Security - Lene Hansen 42. Sexual Violence - Marysia Zalevski 43. State - Brent Steele 44. Surveillance - Rune Saugmann Andersen 45. Territory - Jordan Branch 46. Time - Michael J. Shapiro 47. Trauma - Emma Hutchison 48. Travel - Debbie Lisle 49. Violence - Mark Reinhardt 50. War - James Der Derian 51. Witnessing - Alex Danchev