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New Issue of the European Review of International Studies now available!

New Issue of the European Review of International Studies now available!

22 Jun, 201511 Sep, 2018 NewsLeave a Comment on New Issue of the European Review of International Studies now available!
Women, Gender and Political Leadership Workshop 15 May 2015

Women, Gender and Political Leadership Workshop 15 May 2015

On Friday 15 May, the PSA Women and Politics Specialist Group and the Political Leadership Specialist Group – supported by Birkbeck and Canterbury Christ Church University – co-hosted a workshop […]

19 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Events, NewsLeave a Comment on Women, Gender and Political Leadership Workshop 15 May 2015
Students enjoy Jean Monnet-funded trip to Brussels

Students enjoy Jean Monnet-funded trip to Brussels

Students and staff recently visited the European Commission in Brussels. Here, Sara Martone shares her experiences from the trip, in her blog ‘A field trip to remember: personal reminiscences of our […]

14 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 News, Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on Students enjoy Jean Monnet-funded trip to Brussels
The ABC of Nigel Farage

The ABC of Nigel Farage

By David Bates, Principal Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on The ABC of Nigel Farage
Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.

Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.

By Sarah Lieberman, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.
UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron

UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron

By Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in British Politics

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron
CCCU Politics/IR trip to The Guardian

CCCU Politics/IR trip to The Guardian

By Shayne Halfpenny-Ray (Second Year Politics Student)

01 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 News, StudentsLeave a Comment on CCCU Politics/IR trip to The Guardian
Politics and IR Programme to Hold 9/11 Panel Discussion

Politics and IR Programme to Hold 9/11 Panel Discussion

The Canterbury Christ Church University’s Politics and International Relations programme will be hosting a discussion featuring three expert speakers on the events of 9/11.

27 Apr, 201511 Sep, 2018 Events, News3 Comments on Politics and IR Programme to Hold 9/11 Panel Discussion
General Election Hustings a Huge Success

General Election Hustings a Huge Success

The Politics and International Relations programme as part of its Making Politics Matter series held a hustings for the Canterbury and Whitstable constituency on Friday 24th of April.  Almost 300 […]

27 Apr, 201511 Sep, 2018 Events, NewsLeave a Comment on General Election Hustings a Huge Success

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