Category: polirnews

March marked one year since the first lockdown and unfortunately, we still found ourselves to be in one. However, the end of the month brought … Read more

‘A Schizo-Revolutionary Labial Art-Politics’ has won the Sir Ernest Barker Prize for best doctoral thesis in political theory from the Political Studies Association. Hollie Mackenzie … Read more

Mid-April Brill is publishing a book: ‘Principled Pragmatism in Practice. The EU’s Policy towards Russia after Crimea’. The volume is edited by Fabienne Bossuyt and … Read more

  On 16 March 2021 Professor Elena Korosteleva received a thank-you letter from the Cabinet Office, for her contribution to the recently published Government Integrated … Read more

Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips MP will join the Politics Society for an open Q&A session about everything from the future … Read more

Blyth and Azmanova discuss her book ‘Capitalism on Edge, How Fighting Precarity Can Achieve Radical Change Without Crisis or Utopia’ where she posits that precarity … Read more

“Although the UK’s continuing commitment to Europe’s security and defence is predominant in the document, broader ambitions for the UK in Europe and especially its … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations hosted the Public Speaker Programme (PSP), which gave us students the opportunity to experience the concrete policy work … Read more

The 3rd Early Career Researcher’s Training School on “Human Security in a Globalizing World” was organised and hosted between 15-19 February 2021, by ADA University’s … Read more

In a month where the government gave us hope of a return to “normality,” here is a summary of what has been going on in … Read more