Category: polirnews

The School of Politics and International Relations is pleased to be hosting the launch of Dr Philip Cunliffe’s recently published book Cosmopolitan Dystopia: International Intervention … Read more

As outbreaks of the coronavirus increase across Europe, many EU countries are under pressure to close their borders. Professor Richard Whitman adds his commentary on … Read more

Professor Richard Sakwa’s new book The Putin Paradox has been published by Bloomsbury Publishing. Vladimir Putin is one of the most important leaders of our … Read more

Third year student, Kateryna has shared her experience interning as a Graduate Management Trainee in a major city council, where she worked in the Inclusion … Read more

Dr Rubrick Biegon, Lecturer in International Relations, responds to Senator Bernie Sanders’ victory at the Nevada primaries: ‘By winning the Nevada caucuses, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders consolidates … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations and the Conflict Analysis Research Centre (CARC) are delighted to invite you to the WORKSHOP ON CITIZENS AND … Read more

Thursday 30 January 2020, 5pm, Eliot Lecture Theatre 2 (ELT2) 3 YEARS ON FROM THE JUNGLE CAMP It’s a critical turning point in the political … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations and the Conflict Analysis Research Centre (CARC) are delighted to invite you to the 2020 John Burton Lecture … Read more

On the eve of the general election, here is a selection of political commentary by academics within the School of Politics and International Relations. ‘Britain’s … Read more

The Politics Film Club concludes tomorrow evening with a screening of the film ‘Unforgiven’. Dr Stefan Rossbach will be leading the session and post-film discussion … Read more