http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2014/02/11/a-victory-for-geert-wilders-in-the-netherlands-european-parliament-elections-would-not-necessarily-call-dutch-eu-membership-into-question/ Good friend of the Canterbury Politics and IR programme Dr. Stijn Van Kessel has written an excellent post over at the LSE European Politics blog on the potential impact […]
The EU’s Dream Team
The Financial Times has recently made a shortlist of the main contenders for the position of President of the European Commission. At this critical juncture for European integration it is […]
Publication from Canterbury Politics Lecturer on the UK and Syria
Dr. Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics, published an article in Inspire Magazine on the Parliamentary Vote on UK involvement in Syria. The article can be found here on pages […]
A Jet-Lagged Legacy? Or Unspoken Foreign Policy Spectrum?
By Dr. Amelia Hadfield
Stolen Children
On Saturday 19 October the case of Maria “the blonde angel” made headlines around the world. She was taken from her Romani family in Greece on suspicion that she had […]
Norman Geras (1943-2013)
Norman Geras passed away on 18 October 2013, after a long struggle with prostate cancer – he was 70 years old. Norman was my PhD supervisor at the University of […]
Ethical Dilemmas and the Future of European Defence
This article was originally published in e-IR – http://www.e-ir.info/2013/10/10/ethical-dilemmas-and-the-future-of-european-defence