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The Six Questions to Ask About UKIP this Conference Season

The Six Questions to Ask About UKIP this Conference Season

By Dr. Mark Bennister and Dr. John FitzGibbon UKIP is assembling at Doncaster Racecourse for its annual conference, riding high on some major victories over the past few months and […]

25 Sep, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on The Six Questions to Ask About UKIP this Conference Season
Pro-European Euroscepticism

Pro-European Euroscepticism

By Dr. John FitzGibbon, Senior Lecturer in Politics

23 Sep, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Pro-European Euroscepticism
reflections on the referendum

reflections on the referendum

I have kept quiet about the Scottish referendum so far. But now that the result is out, I can confirm that I am happy but slightly uncomfortable.

19 Sep, 201418 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on reflections on the referendum

Some Thoughts on My Experiences of Summer School Teaching

By Dr. Soeren Keil In recent years, I have been teaching at a number of summer schools all over Europe, and for the last three years, I have been in […]

09 Sep, 2014 Commentary, TeachingLeave a Comment on Some Thoughts on My Experiences of Summer School Teaching
Leadership in Austerity

Leadership in Austerity

Senior Lecturer in Politics Mark Bennister has contributed to a new Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs. The articles are available online here

21 Aug, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Leadership in Austerity
“Nick and Margaret – Obscuring the Immigration Debate”

“Nick and Margaret – Obscuring the Immigration Debate”

The BBC’s recent programme ‘Nick and Margaret: Too many immigrants?’ (BBC1 15/7/14) is proof of the BBC’s move an uncritical populist media bias.

22 Jul, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, Research, StudentsLeave a Comment on “Nick and Margaret – Obscuring the Immigration Debate”
The final score? Politics, international relations and the World Cup

The final score? Politics, international relations and the World Cup

As the World Cup in Brazil comes to an end, many will be asking ‘was it worth it?’

11 Jul, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on The final score? Politics, international relations and the World Cup
Five brief lessons from a turbulent Middle Eastern summer

Five brief lessons from a turbulent Middle Eastern summer

By Dr. André Barrinha

30 Jun, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Five brief lessons from a turbulent Middle Eastern summer
Politics and IR Senior Lecturer Interviewed on Al Jazeera Balkans

Politics and IR Senior Lecturer Interviewed on Al Jazeera Balkans

Our Senior Lecturer Dr. Soeren Keil has been interviewed by Al Jazeera Balkans about the European Parliament elections.

05 Jun, 201418 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on Politics and IR Senior Lecturer Interviewed on Al Jazeera Balkans

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