Lack of agreement on whether Bosnia’s root problem is the Dayton structures, corruption, inequality – or something else – is a reminder of the challenges facing the protest movement.
Glowing Review of Canterbury Politics and IR Academic’s Textbook
The below review is by Terry Barringer, co-editor of The Round Table, and appeared in said journal, Vol. 102, Issue 6 2013, p. 582. One of the co-editors is Canterbury Politics and […]
New Publication from Canterbury Politics and IR Scholar
Senior Lecturer in International Relations, Dr. Amelia Hadfield, has just published the second issue of the online Journal ‘Politics and Governance’ of which she is co-editor with Andrej Zwitter of […]
More Conferences for Canterbury Staff!
On this occasion it was Dr. John FitzGibbon was invited to present on Euroscepticism in the Irish context as part of the conference “Reflections on 40 Years of Irish EU […]
Canterbury Christ Church Academic Attends Major EU Conference
Dr Amelia Hadfield was invited to speak at the annual Jean Monnet Conference in Brussels, on 14-15 November.
New Publication from Canterbury Christ Church Politics and IR Staff Member
Dr. Soeren Keil has just published a book entitled “Multinational Federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina” with Ashgate.
Ireland’s Referendum to Abolish its Upper House the Seanad
On 4 October the Irish electorate voted against the abolition of Ireland’s upper house of parliament, the Seanad, in a referendum.
Reflections on the 2013 Australian Election
Mark Bennister – Canterbury Christ Church University