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 […]
Getting Involved with Politics at the 2014 Conservative Party Conference
By Alexia Antoniou (3rd Year Politics Student and Conservative Party member) I have recently arrived back in Canterbury after spending four very busy yet exciting and informative days in Birmingham, […]
European Review of International Studies (ERIS) – Annual Lecture
We are delighted to announce our first ERIS Annual Lecture, with estimeed Professor Christian Lequesne from Sciences Po, Paris! The event is free and will take place this Friday […]
Little sign of life, but look closely and the Lib Dems can cling on
By Dr. Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics Could we get a few more spotlights in here? Danny Lawson/PA Wire There is a party fighting for its political life, desperate […]
CCCU signs Memorandum of Understanding with Centre International de Formation Européenne (CIFE)
In September 2014 Canterbury Christ Church University signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Centre International de Formation Européenne (CIFE), a French education institution with headquarters in Nice and further […]
New Edition of Our Journal European Review of International Affairs is Out Now
The Autumn edition of ERIS – European Journal of International Affairs – a journal based here in Politics and IR is out now. See below for a list of the […]
Hardcopy or #Hashtag? Young People’s Vision for a Digital Parliament
By Dr. Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in Politics