Author: Meg Payne

The School of Politics and International Relations re-launches its Political Bites podcasts! Originally launched in 2020, the podcast features our world leading experts discussing areas … Read more

On The Popular Show podcast, Dr Charles Devellennes discusses how recent developments in French politics align with his analysis of Macron’s first term in office … Read more

‘On the 15th of March, citizens of the Netherlands went to the ballot boxes for the provincial elections, handing an overwhelming victory to a political … Read more

‘Kent Model United Nations Society just returned from the most prestigious conference in the world, organized by Harvard University in Paris. A trip made possible … Read more

Politics and International Relations students Nur Tekin, Leah Arlaud and Toby Hudson took part in the global Atlantic Council Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge in London last … Read more

This International Women’s day, third-year students Meg Payne and Halle Breed spoke to Jo Burns on BBC Radio Kent about the challenges facing women in … Read more

Women’s representation in politics is a global challenge. Dr Kuziwakwashe (Kuzi) Zigomo‘s research addresses the question of why so few women are elected to positions … Read more

Dr Iain MacKenzie, lecturer in Politics and a founding director of the Centre for Critical Thought (CCT), along with colleagues from the Kent School of … Read more

On the 27th of January, the School of Politics and International Relations welcomed Abena Oppong-Asare to discuss her work and her view on today’s politics. … Read more

Develop your critical thinking skills. Tuesday 7th February @ 3 – 4pm  Online Brush up on your referencing skills and learn how to avoid plagiarism … Read more