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Nigeria’s 2023 elections and the challenges ahead

Nigeria’s 2023 elections and the challenges ahead

Dr Dele Babalola reflects on the results of the recent elections in Nigeria.

02 Mar, 202302 Mar, 2023 Commentary, Research
Our Future Transport

Our Future Transport

Last week, the UK House of Commons Transport Select Committee launched a new inquiry, called ‘Our Future Transport’. The Committee has called for proposals on what the future of transport might […]

06 Feb, 202306 Feb, 2023 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Our Future Transport
COP27: Energy security vs climate finance

COP27: Energy security vs climate finance

Dr Natalia Slobodian has recently returned from COP27 and offers her reflections on the events.

01 Dec, 202201 Dec, 2022 Commentary, News, ResearchLeave a Comment on COP27: Energy security vs climate finance
The Tale of Boris Johnson: From a Promise to End Constitutional Chaos to a Departure Risking a Constitutional Crisis

The Tale of Boris Johnson: From a Promise to End Constitutional Chaos to a Departure Risking a Constitutional Crisis

Our PhD student, Jo Rothery, considers the fallout from the resignation of Boris Johnson

11 Jul, 202211 Jul, 2022 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on The Tale of Boris Johnson: From a Promise to End Constitutional Chaos to a Departure Risking a Constitutional Crisis
Rail strikes: consequences for public transport’s post-pandemic recovery?

Rail strikes: consequences for public transport’s post-pandemic recovery?

Dr Susan Kenyon considers the possible impact of the rail strikes for the post-pandemic public transport recovery and the effect that this may have on individuals, communities and the environment. 

22 Jun, 202222 Jun, 2022 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Rail strikes: consequences for public transport’s post-pandemic recovery?
Boris Johnson: From the People’s Populist to a Potential Political Pariah

Boris Johnson: From the People’s Populist to a Potential Political Pariah

Our PhD student, Jo Rothery surveys the rapid fall from grace of Boris Johnson.

07 Jun, 202207 Jun, 2022 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Boris Johnson: From the People’s Populist to a Potential Political Pariah
We have the power! A day of politically engaged artistic practice

We have the power! A day of politically engaged artistic practice

On the 5th of May 2022, young people from Astor College, Dover, Canterbury Academy, and Canterbury College, chanted ‘education is our right, freedom is our plight!’, while waving placards, and […]

10 May, 202210 May, 2022 Research, StudentsLeave a Comment on We have the power! A day of politically engaged artistic practice
Why the military are returning in Africa

Why the military are returning in Africa

Dr Dele Babalola reflects on the growing instability in African states.

07 Feb, 202207 Feb, 2022 Commentary, Research1 Comment on Why the military are returning in Africa
Is Boris Johnson’s Red Wall Appeal Beginning to Crumble?

Is Boris Johnson’s Red Wall Appeal Beginning to Crumble?

Jo Rothery, PhD student, considers the changing opinion polls as 2022 begins.

05 Jan, 202206 Jan, 2022 ResearchLeave a Comment on Is Boris Johnson’s Red Wall Appeal Beginning to Crumble?

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