The Politics and International Relations Programme at Canterbury Christ Church University organised the event “A Tragedy at Europe’s Shores – A Debate on the current Refugee Crisis” as part of […]
Angela Gilchrist on PMQs
Our Clinical Psychology colleague Angela Gilchrist made use of Jeremy Corbyn’s new style Prime Minister’s Questions, when the new Labour leader asked about the current state of mental health care […]
Canterbury Activism researchers lead House of Commons debate
On Monday evening (8/9/15) CCCU’s Research Activism Network jointly hosted with GlobalNet21 ‘Fracking with Nature’, a forum to discuss unconventional energy and fracking in the UK.
Come Work for Us! University Instructor Post in Politics/International Relations
This post combines the provision of teaching support within the Politics and International Relations Programme with the requirement to study half-time in one of our priority research areas
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 […]
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 […]
The ABC of Nigel Farage
By David Bates, Principal Lecturer in Politics and International Relations
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