Category: research

Ahead of the 9 August election, is Belarus finally ready for a change? Elena Korosteleva shares her first-hand experiences in Minsk and discusses the possibilities … Read more

Volume 34, Issue 3 The latest issue of Global Society, the Journal of Interdisciplinary International Relations, which is owned and hosted by the School of … Read more

Dr Albena Azmanova, associate professor in political and social theory at the University of Kent, is featured on a new podcast ‘The Civic Sociologist’ to … Read more

Join Emeritus Professor Feargal Cochrane and Dr Kathryn Simpson in discussion about Feargal’s new book, Breaking peace: Brexit and Northern Ireland, exploring how and why … Read more

Dr Philip Cunliffe discussed his latest book ‘Cosmopolitan Dystopia’ on the Parallax Views podcast. Cosmopolitan Dystopia shows that rather than populists or authoritarian great powers … Read more

Dr Maria Mälksoo has published a collaborative article ‘Rituals of world politics: on (visual) practices disordering things’ (with Tanja Aalberts, Xymena Kurowska, Anna Leander, Charlotte Heath-Kelly, Luisa … Read more

“It will take months for Lebanon to recover” Dr Yaniv Voller has spoken with KMTV_Kent to explain the impact of the explosion in Beiruit, amid the … Read more

Professor Richard Whitman has given his thoughts to Kent Online on the UK’s Brexit preparations. Professor Richard Whitman, Professor of Politics and International Relations from … Read more

A new paper by Edward Morgan-Jones, Laura Sudulich, Feargal Cochrane and Neophytos Loizides explores citizen preferences about border arrangements in divided societies. Border arrangements are … Read more

Professor Richard Whitman together with Alice Billon-Galland and Thomas Raines, has published a new paper via Chatham House, on the subject of ‘The Future of … Read more