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Category: research
Conflict expert Harmonie Toros partners with GCHQ to better understand violent extremism
Dr Harmonie Toros, Reader in International Conflict Analysis at Kent’s School of Politics and International Relations has been awarded a Research Fellowship for National Resilience with the … Read more
New book edited by Prof. Elena Korosteleva and Prof. Trine Flockhart
New book by Korosteleva, E. and Flockhart, T. (2020, eds.) Resilience in EU and International Institutions. (Routledge, November 30). Exciting accounts of resilience by Nathalie … Read more
New book by Dr Tim Aistrope – Conspiracy theory and American foreign policy
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
Professor Feargal Cochrane writes for PSA on The Internal Market Bill
“The Internal Market Bill has clear legal and political implications. It contains provisions that allow the UK to use its domestic law to override aspects … Read more
Dr Philip Cunliffe talks to New Books Network about new book – The New Twenty Years’ Crisis
Dr Philip Cunliffe recently joined the New Books Network podcast to discuss THE NEW TWENTY YEARS’ CRISIS, which offers a reconsideration of International Relations based … Read more
Fraternity and friendship – Professor Adrian Pabst writes in New Statesman
What does the left stand for? Social democrats across the West seem stuck, unable to move beyond the binary option of centrist technocracy or revolutionary … Read more
The New Twenty Years’ Crisis by Dr Philip Cunliffe – Book Review
A capsule review of the latest book by Dr Philip Cunliffe, ‘The New Twenty Years’ Crisis’ from John Ikenberry in Foreign Affairs: ‘[this book] focuses … … Read more
Dr Rubrick Biegon – Primary Primers: Biden and Trump go big for Minnesota
As a Midwestern state with ten electoral votes, Minnesota is often seen as a key battleground in the 2020 presidential election. But, writes Rubrick Biegon, barring … Read more
Dr Paolo Dardanelli – Centralisation/decentralisation: how to measure it?
The Covid-19 pandemic has thrown a sharp light on the challenges governments face in managing complex policy issues with an uneven impact across a country’s … Read more