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Kent and Cambridge collaborative project shortlisted for THE Awards 2021

By Grace Shore Banks | 09 September 2021

The Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) COMPASS project, led by the universities of Kent and Cambridge has been shortlisted for the International Collaboration of the Year at … Read more

The Division of Human and Social Sciences Hybrid Research Away-Day

By Grace Shore Banks | 08 September 2021

The Schools of Politics and International Relations, Anthropology and Conservation, Psychology and Economics met to discuss their many dynamic research groups, with a view to … Read more

Should the West have withdrawn from Afghanistan?

By Grace Shore Banks | 23 August 2021

Dr Phillip Cunliffe took part in ‘The Clash’ a news panel on new channel GBNews hosted by Dan Wootton to debate whether Biden and Johnson … Read more

Book release: Navalny, Putin’s Nemesis, Russia’s Future?

By Grace Shore Banks | 19 August 2021

Morvan Lallouet, PhD candidate at the University of Kent, has just collaborated on an account of Navalny, Russia’s famous dissident. A collaboration with Jan Matti … Read more

A Year in Politics and International Relations

By Grace Shore Banks | 11 August 2021

‘We know that as you leave us at Kent, each and every one of you will ‘write the future’ in so many different ways and … Read more

Pressure on Lukashenko: Recent actions of the Belarusian regime garner International attention.

By Grace Shore Banks | 05 August 2021

Belarus opposition activist found dead in Ukraine park. Belarusian sprinter leaves the Olympics under the protection of Japanese police. Boris Johnson meets the exiled Belarus … Read more

Pence is ‘history’.

By Grace Shore Banks | 24 July 2021

Dr Andy Wroe, senior lecturer in American Politics commented on a possible Presidential run for Vice President Mike Pence in Newsweek back in April. Has … Read more

Postliberal Politics – An event to mark the publication of Professor Adrian Pabst’s latest book.

By Grace Shore Banks | 05 July 2021

To mark the publication of his latest book – Postliberal Politics – Professor Adrian Pabst, Professor of Politics and Deputy Director for Social and Political Economy at NIESR, … Read more

Five years on from the UK referendum

By Grace Shore Banks | 23 June 2021

5 years later… Richard Whitman revisits his thoughts on the EU’s relationship with Canada as a model for the future relationship between the UK and … Read more

What If… Sir Edward Heath had not been elected Tory leader?

By Grace Shore Banks | 18 June 2021

Ted Heath [left] shake hands with President Richard Nixon [right] upon Heath’s arrival at the White House in 1973.   Richard Whitman, Professor of Politics … Read more

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