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Boris Johnson’s first week as Prime Minister

Boris Johnson’s first week as Prime Minister

Dr Sarah Lieberman discusses Boris Johnson’s first week as Prime Minister.

09 Sep, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Parliament: the first day back

Parliament: the first day back

Dr Sarah Lieberman discusses the latest political developments as MPs return to the House of Commons from summer recess.  

03 Sep, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
What Boris means for Brexit

What Boris means for Brexit

Dr Soeren Keil offers three reasons why the PM will not be able to deliver Brexit by the end of October.

02 Aug, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Boris Johnson: clown or Joker?

Boris Johnson: clown or Joker?

Professor David Bates looks at the character of new Prime Minister Boris Johnson through the prism of political theory.

25 Jul, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Dire straits – geography matters!

Dire straits – geography matters!

In light of the recent incidents is the Straits of Hormuz and Gibraltar, Professor Peter Vujakovic explores the geopolitical importance of the world’s seas and waterways.

24 Jul, 201915 Jun, 2021 Geography, Politics, Research
Class counts

Class counts

Following the publication of the latest Sutton Trust report on social mobility, Professor David Bates, looks at the implications an unequal society can have on democracy.

25 Jun, 201915 Jun, 2021 Culture, Politics, Research
Deal or no deal – third time lucky?

Deal or no deal – third time lucky?

The debate on EU withdrawal has laid divisions in both the Labour and Conservatives parties. Paul Anderson asks what’s next for Brexit?

15 Mar, 201918 Mar, 2019 Politics
Is Brexit sexist? A feminist perspective

Is Brexit sexist? A feminist perspective

As we edge closer to ‘Brexit Day,’ Dr Laura Cashman writes about how a feminist analysis can help us look at the issues from an alternative point of view, where the personal is always political.

21 Feb, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Children are striking – is this truancy or education?

Children are striking – is this truancy or education?

Dr Kate Smith looks at why school children are risking detention on Friday to stand-up for their beliefs.

13 Feb, 201915 Jun, 2021 Education, Politics, Research, Society

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