‘Sites of Protest’ is the fourth event organised by the MeCCSA Social Movements Network since its foundation in 2013. This conference, organised in conjunction with Canterbury Media Discourse Group, will […]
Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Canterbury to Attend Making Politics Matter Event
Canterbury Christ Church University’s Making Politics Matter is delighted to host the following event – “Canterbury’s First Ever Labour MP?”. Hugh Lanning, Parliamentary Candidate for the Labour Party, Chair of Palestinian Solidarity Campaign, Canterbury […]
Senior Lecturer Dr Mark Bennister publishes research exploring how to assess political leadership
Senior Lecturer Dr Mark Bennister has published research exploring how to assess political leadership.
EU-Russia Energy Security Webinar
The Energy & Governance Group at CCCU has been invited by the Institute for European Studies to participate in the upcoming EU-Russia energy security webinar. Interested staff and students are welcome to register and attend online. The webinar will operate as a ‘warm up’ for the one-day workshop exploring EU-Ukraine-Russia energy security held on 14 November at CCCU (AH3.13 Augustine House): 11am-3.30pm. For more information on this workshop, email amelia.hadfield@canterbury.ac.uk.
Politics Students Shine on BBC Free Speech TV Show
Members from the Politics Society were invited to participate in the BBC Free Speech TV show as it broadcast live from Margate last week. The show is available to watch […]
Sciences Po Professor Gives Inaugural ERIS Journal Annual Lecture
The Politics and IR programme was honoured to host Professor Christian Lequesne, Senior Research Professor at the distinguished Sciences Po University in Paris, to give the inaugural European Review of […]
Busy Summer for the Politics Team!
Dr David Bates was in Manchester last month for the Political Studies Marxism Specialist Group, where he co-organised three sessions on Professor Norman Geras’ contribution to Marxism. He also presented […]
A Summer Interning in Brussels
By Marta Silva (3rd year International Relations and French student)
My thoughts from Conservative Conference 2014
By Amy Hopkinson (Third Year Politics Student and Conservative Party member) The mood at this year’s Conservative conference was quite positive. I was struck both by the real and venomous […]