High in a tower on London’s Southbank, a secret collective gathered on a grassy corner to plot insurrection – or at least, ban packaging and overturn the sugar tax. On the […]
A Very Special Europe Day
The 9th of May is celebrated across the European Union (EU) as “Europe Day” – a day to celebrate European unity, peace and the coming together of former enemies to […]
Radical Politics by the Seaside
From David Bates – Professor in Contemporary Political Thought at CCCU
Students Debate Controversial Issues In Fifth Annual Youth Parliament
From Mark Bennister – Reader in Politics
Abjection, boobs, and a whole lot of glitter: My week with the Tate Exchange
From Katarina Hill – Intern for Politics and International Relations.
What Are You Looking at?: The Production of Otherness (30 May – 3 June @ Tate Exchange)
Dr David Bates, Director of Politics and International Relations, has been working with the Artist Kelly Green, Dr Licia Cianetti of Royal Holloway, University of London, and young people from […]
What We Looked At – CCCU and Astor College, Dover Exhibition in the Sidney Cooper Gallery
“Kindness”,“the ability to change” and “my beard” are written in large chalk lettering; a man has glitter make-up lovingly applied to his face; on the other side of the room […]
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?
Canterbury’s Sidney Cooper Gallery will host an innovative research project today exploring how live art can be used a s a tool for political education.
CIAP 2018 Winter Symposium hosted at Canterbury Christ Church University
On 18 January 2018, the CIAP (Conference for Interdisciplinary Approaches to Politics) Winter Symposium 2018 will be hosted by the Politics and IR team at Canterbury Christ Church University, headed by Dr […]