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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
Kent’s communities and a no-deal Brexit: accessibility planning, now!

Kent’s communities and a no-deal Brexit: accessibility planning, now!

Dr Susan Kenyon explains how lessons learnt from operation stack needs to be used for a county-wide transport plan in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

05 Feb, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Is the voice mightier than the water-cannon? Macron and the Gilet Jaunes

Is the voice mightier than the water-cannon? Macron and the Gilet Jaunes

Max Stafford looks at how recent protests in France could impact upon the French Presidency.

21 Jan, 201915 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Brexit and the Age of Uncertainty

Brexit and the Age of Uncertainty

Dr Soeren Keil looks at how Brexit is changing the political landscape. 

17 Jan, 201916 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Sturgeon under fire: Where next for the First Minister and the independence movement?

Sturgeon under fire: Where next for the First Minister and the independence movement?

Paul Anderson looks at recent developments in Scottish politics and what it means for the future of Scottish independence.

16 Jan, 201916 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
The dark side of the moon

The dark side of the moon

Dr Sarah Lieberman looks at the important political implications of China’s recent moon landing.

14 Jan, 201916 Jun, 2021 Politics, Research
Regional Policy in Britain: from Barlow to Brexit

Regional Policy in Britain: from Barlow to Brexit

Dr Daniel O’Donoghue examines what will become of regional planning policy after Brexit

12 Sep, 201816 Jun, 2021 Geography, Politics, Research

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