Professor David Bates provides a summary of the key ideas from his recent public lecture.
PSA 2025: A Successful Week for Team Politics!
Our team had a fantastic time at PSA25 last week! Thank you to the team at Political Studies Association (UK) for organising such an informative and diverse conference. We are […]
Local Elections 2025: A Crucial ‘Temperature Check’ for Labour, Tories, and Reform UK
Dr Demetris Tillyris argues that this May’s local elections are not just a routine round of council contests; rather, they are a critical political temperature check – a litmus test […]
Putting Injustice First: A Conversation with Babar Ahmad
This week, as part of Dr Demetris Tillyris’ third-year, research-led module on the ‘Ethics of Political Leadership and the Problem of Dirty Hands’, we had the pleasure of welcoming to CCCU […]
“Path to Democratic Reform”: Insights from Dr Kutlay’s new book, published by Routledge
We are delighted to announce the publication of Dr Muzaffer Kutlay’s new book, Path to Democratic Reform, released by Routledge.
Student Trip to Margate
On 27 February Professor David Bates and Dr Laura Cashman went on a trip to Margate with a group of our undergraduate and postgraduate students.
From Climate Champion to Fossil Fuel Defender: The Student Green Officer’s Unexpected Role
Felicity Lindo, second year of Law with International Relations student, reflects on the World Climate Summit simulation assessment – part of our Global Governance and Diplomacy module convened by Dr […]
As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow – A Review
Thahmina Begum Thaniya reviews Zoulfa Katouh’s debut novel and reflects on how literature can offer insights that strengthen our political analysis.
Why study Politics and Global Sustainability?
As Los Angeles burns and negotiators try again to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, our minds are focused on the twin problems of our time – climate crisis and suffering […]