Month: March 2021

‘A Schizo-Revolutionary Labial Art-Politics’ has won the Sir Ernest Barker Prize for best doctoral thesis in political theory from the Political Studies Association. Hollie Mackenzie … Read more

The charity with the most nominations will receive a donation from the School of Politics and International Relations. If you haven’t done so already there … Read more

Freddie Mallinson, a 4th year undergraduate in the School of Politics and International Relations, had no idea that his year abroad would lead directly to … Read more

Taking a particular feminist view on the male-dominated realm of foreign policy and diplomacy, Dr Nadine Ansorg collaborates on a chapter in the prestigious Routledge … Read more

Mid-April Brill is publishing a book: ‘Principled Pragmatism in Practice. The EU’s Policy towards Russia after Crimea’. The volume is edited by Fabienne Bossuyt and … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations Research Seminar Series (SPIRRS) programme is UP for 2020. SPIRRS is the research seminar for the School of … Read more

Hear from our Director of Graduate Studies for Taught MA Programmes, Dr Tim Aistrope, about what you can expect from a Master’s degree in Politics … Read more

Professor Leigh Jenco, from the London School of Economics examines some unusual sources of political thinking in the Ming dynasty of the late 16th and … Read more

  On 16 March 2021 Professor Elena Korosteleva received a thank-you letter from the Cabinet Office, for her contribution to the recently published Government Integrated … Read more

Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips MP will join the Politics Society for an open Q&A session about everything from the future … Read more