Category: carc

Jamie Gruffydd-Jones new publication has important policy implications for international pressure that is most likely to engender backlash, illustrating how support for nationalist policies might … Read more

This panel discussion hosted by CARC aims to examine Turkish Foreign Policy from domestic, regional and global perspectives. The Middle East regional system has been … Read more

PhD candidate Giulia Grillo attended this great opportunity to hear about a career journey from the diplomatic deep end. On May 26th, the Conflict Analysis … Read more

A Virtual German-British Panel Debate, brought to you by the Conflict Analysis Research Centre. Estimates suggest that approximately one billion small arms and light weapons … Read more

The DUP have taken the decision to withdraw Paul Givan from his role as First Minister of Northern Ireland. Why did this happen and what … Read more

The sandpit took place as part of the annual John Burton Lecture delivered by E. Gyimah-Boadi, Afrobarometer co-founder and current board chair. Professor Neophytos Loizides, … Read more

What does the end of the Merkel era mean for EU and global politics? A roundtable with Dr Nadine Ansorg (University of Kent), Werner Distler (University … Read more

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

The annual Conflict Analysis Research Centre (CARC) lecture commemorates the late John Burton, a former member of CARC who played a pivotal role in the … Read more

A new book by Dr Tim Aistrope is available from Manchester University Press. Entitled Conspiracy Theory and American foreign policy it examines the relationship between … Read more