Month: April 2022

Can policymakers expect people to comply with official health restrictions out of fear rather than because they trust the government? Dr Ben Seyd asks in … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations became involved in the Diversity Mark Project in 2020, reviewing the reading lists of many of our school … Read more

Paul Rogers joins Neophytos Loizides on campus on Wednesday 11th May in the Templeman Lecture Theatre to discuss the latest edition of his seminal book. … Read more

1. Tacking to the right 2. Trying to keep left-wing voters on board 3. Re-elected for a historic second term… 4. …off the back of … Read more

Broadcast: Matthew Goodwin joins the BBC 2 Politics Live panel discussing the news of the day on this lively PMQ’s edition from Westminster. Professor Matt … Read more

The invasion of Ukraine is the culmination of a long period of increasing tension between Russia and the West, writes Richard Sakwa in The Loop. … Read more

Academics and students attended this event, touching on the EU’s development; the social market economy; Germany’s European hegemony, and of course the ongoing war Ukraine. … Read more

Antonia Benincasa, along with five other delegates, represented the School of Politics at this years Model Nato conference. She blogs about the experience here. This … Read more

The seeds of his Ukraine conflict were visible in the wars in former Yugoslavia, Dr Philip Cunliffe writes in UnHerd Dr Philip Cunliffe writes in UnHerd … Read more

Congratulations, Interrupted. The last two years of graduation celebrations have been suspended due to the global pandemic but we finally got to celebrate the achievements … Read more