By Dr David Bates To avoid any ambiguity in what I am about to say, I want simply to insist that ‘yes we have a duty to help refugees’. Of […]
Let’s Talk Business: How a Brexit Would Influence the British Economy – Part 3
A Four-Part Brexit Blog, hosted by CCCU Politics/IR Jean Monnet Chair in European Foreign Affairs, Dr Amelia Hadfield.
Making Politics Matter Event: Everyday Borders – Friday, 16th October (6.00 – 7.30pm)
‘Everyday Borders’ is a documentary film by Orson Nava setting focusing on the impact of immigration control extends beyond borders to towns, communities, workplaces, and public services.
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 […]
Making Politics Matter – “A Tragedy at Europe’s Shores – A Debate on the Current Refugee Crisis”
The Politics and International Programme would like to invite you to the following event:
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.
How a Brexit Would Influence the British Economy, Part 2: The Insurance and Manufacturing Sector
A Four-Part Brexit Blog, hosted by CCCU Politics/IR Jean Monnet Chair in European Foreign Affairs, Dr Amelia Hadfield.
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
Three reflections on the potential non-Grexit
By André Barrinha, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations