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Rise and fall – China and the US

Rise and fall – China and the US

Peter Vujakovic, Professor of Geography, explores President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the 2015 Paris Climate agreement and the rise of China. 

02 Jun, 201716 Jun, 2021 Geography, Politics, Research
Is Theresa May leaking leadership capital?

Is Theresa May leaking leadership capital?

Analysing the components of political leadership, Ben Worthy and Mark Bennister review Theresa May’s leadership capital. 

02 Jun, 201715 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
The polls are telling us: decisions are made by those who show up!

The polls are telling us: decisions are made by those who show up!

Professor Mike Weed explores the apparent inability of opinion polls to agree on our opinion.

02 Jun, 201715 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Erdoğan’s Turkey: yes, but…

Erdoğan’s Turkey: yes, but…

Dr André Barrinha, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, comments on the recent referendum in Turkey in which President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan claimed victory.

11 May, 201715 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
What does the Government’s industrial strategy mean for Kent?

What does the Government’s industrial strategy mean for Kent?

Dr Daniel Donoghue examines the recent Green Paper, Building our Industrial Strategy, and its likely impact on Kent.

12 Apr, 201715 Jun, 2021 Geography, Politics, Research
Brexit: Mrs May receives advice from an 18th Century Prime Minister

Brexit: Mrs May receives advice from an 18th Century Prime Minister

Dr Keith McLay comments on the photograph of the Prime Minister signing the Article 50 letter below a painting of Sir Robert Walpole. 

29 Mar, 201730 Mar, 2017 History, Politics, Uncategorised
The Etiquette of Quitting: Triggering Article 50

The Etiquette of Quitting: Triggering Article 50

Dr Amelia Hadfield, Director of the Centre for European Studies, explores the key topics which she believes will arise after the UK Prime Minister triggers Article 50 today. 

29 Mar, 201715 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Reliable supply of teachers and effective ways to retain them is vital

Reliable supply of teachers and effective ways to retain them is vital

William Stow, Head of Teacher Education and Development, responds to the House of Commons Select Committee Recruitment and Retention of Teachers report this week, urging the government to heed the […]

22 Feb, 201723 Feb, 2017 Education, Politics
Stoke Central and the rise of Ukip

Stoke Central and the rise of Ukip

Professor Linden West was born and brought up in Stoke and has studied the city’s communities. Ahead of the Stoke Central byelection, he asks how has his childhood home become prey […]

07 Feb, 201720 Feb, 2017 Politics, Society

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