By Jack Young, Third Year Undergraduate, Politics and International Relations At the NATO summit held in Warsaw during the 8th – 9th of July, it was expected that cyber security […]
‘Brexit’, nationalism, and a changing global economy
By Lewis Bloodworth Second Year Undergraduate, Politics and International Relations
Nothing is how it used to be: Calais and Dunkirk two months later
By Liza Kummrow, PhD Candidate in Politics and IR at CCCU
The Brexit debate: a student’s view
By Luke Overton, 2nd year student of Politics and International Relations
The refugee crisis: will the EU make it or break it? My reflections of volunteering in the “Jungle”, Calais
By Liza Kummrow, PhD Candidate in Politics and International Relations at Canterbury Christ Church University
A Disunited Kingdom? ‘Brexit’ and the UK’s constitutional landscape
By Paul Anderson, PhD Candidate in Politics at Canterbury Christ Church University
Oliver Fawcett: from CCCU-Politics to Canterbury City Council
By Oliver Fawcett (Third Year Politics Student)