Month: April 2020

Dr Philip Cunliffe, Senior Lecturer in International Conflict in the School of Politics and International Relations, will be hosting a webinar/author talk on his new … Read more

Earlier this month President Trump announced that he would be halting funding to the World Health Organisation. Dr Rubrick Biegon adds his commentary on what … Read more

Episode 2 of Political Bites is now live! In this episode Dr Gareth Mott addresses the question ‘what is cyber terrorism?’, plus references to Die … Read more

Dr Andrew Wroe’s latest book, ‘The Ordinary Presidency of Donald J. Trump‘ which he co-authored with Dr Jon Herbert and Dr Trevor McCrisken, is now … Read more

  The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) is inviting expressions of interest from post-doctoral researchers to apply for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Individual … Read more

PhD candidate and assistant lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Daniel Dunleavy, has been awarded the University’s Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship for a period … Read more

Dr Jane O’Mahony has a new journal article on ‘Teaching at a Time of Uncertainty and Change’. In her article Dr O’Mahony explores how her … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations has launched it’s own podcast, Political Bites, where we explore topical issues through the research of our colleagues.  … Read more

A round-up of commentary on COVID-19 from academics within the School of Politics and International Relations. ‘The only lasting antidote to pandemics is a stronger … Read more