Critical Studies on Terrorism awards the Best Article Prize bi-annually to the author of an outstanding article published in the journal over the previous two years. The Best … Read more

As part of EMPFEST 2018, the School of Politics and International Relations brought four Alumni back to campus to share the secrets of their career … Read more

One of the few consistent positions maintained by President Donald J. Trump is that it makes sense for the United States to ‘get on’ with … Read more

The School is proud to announce that PhD student Hollie Mackenzie has been awarded the Social Sciences Seminar Leader Teaching Prize 2018. Hollie MacKenzie, a … Read more

An exhibition showcasing photographs from villages in Northern Uganda, entitled ‘What does peace mean to you?’ is currently taking place in the Keynes Atrium at … Read more

On the fiftieth anniversary of the global 1968 uprisings, and on the bicentenary of the birth of Karl Marx, this two-day multidisciplinary conference seeks to … Read more

Dr Stefan Rossbach, Senior Lecturer in Politics at the School of Politics and International Relations (POLIR), has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship (NTF) for … Read more

Dr Seán Molloy, Reader in International Relations at the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent, has been awarded the 2018 Sussex … Read more

Welcome to the School of Politics and International Relations at Kent. We are one of the few self-standing departments of political and international studies in … Read more

Dr Seán Molloy, Reader in International Relations, awarded the BISA Susan Strange book prize and Tom Watts, PhD candidate and Assistant Lecturer, awarded the BISA … Read more