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Since the end of the British Empire, much has been written about the United Kingdom’s search for a new global role. This International Affairs reading … Read more

Can International Relations (IR) be studied without reproducing its violence? This is the central question of this article in the European Journal of International Relations … Read more

Elections are, by their very nature, divisive and confrontational. However, the forthcoming US presidential election, due to take place on 3 November, is shaping up … Read more

Dr Albena Azmanova discussed the impact of the pandemic on the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at the webinar Pushing the Agenda: A New Narrative … Read more

50 years after it was launched in 1970, an 80 page edition in a new format will be published on 25th September both in a … Read more

  Matthew Goodwin talks on Triggernometry about his views on the chances of a Trump victory.  

The GCRF COMPASS project is excited to announce Research and Education Series with the University of Cambridge Graduates starting on 30 September. In this series … Read more

A new book from Feargal Cochrane, Emeritus Professor of International Conflict Analysis in the School of Politics and International Relations, focusses on how Brexit brought … Read more

In this online lecture, Feargal Cochrane argues that Brexit is breaking peace in Northern Ireland, making it the most significant event since Partition. Endless negotiations … Read more

Six decades after effectively gaining independence from France, Mali is facing political uncertainty and major security woes. The new military rulers who last month overthrew … Read more