Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political AnalysisEngland, the 2014 World Cup and Englishness: ‘They think it’s all over’ – it has been for a long, long time Jun 24, 2014 Editor1 Comment on England, the 2014 World Cup and Englishness: ‘They think it’s all over’ – it has been for a long, long time England were knocked out of the Brazil 2014 World Cup ‘early’ at the group stage.
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Scottish Independence ReferendumScottish independence: an abbreviated auto-ethnography Jun 20, 2014 EditorComment on Scottish independence: an abbreviated auto-ethnography In the light of recent celebrity interventions into the Scottish independence question, Dr Alexandria Innes
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political AnalysisTales of one city: London, super-diversity and the paradox of belonging Jun 12, 2014 EditorComment on Tales of one city: London, super-diversity and the paradox of belonging Dr. Michael Skey argues that it is time to stop name calling and try to reach
Cultural Politics and Media Events Expert Political AnalysisEveryday Nationhood Symposium – 8th September 2014 Jun 12, 2014 EditorComment on Everyday Nationhood Symposium – 8th September 2014 The University of East Anglia is co-hosting a symposium on Everyday Nationhood on 8th
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsPolitics and popular and culture (again) May 29, 2014 EditorComment on Politics and popular and culture (again) Professor John Street notes how popular culture and politics have merged in recent weeks in
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and AdministrationThe Royal Family in Australia: Royalty in an egalitarian society? Apr 28, 2014 EditorComment on The Royal Family in Australia: Royalty in an egalitarian society? The Royal Family undertook a state tour to Australia in 2014. Dr. Peter Handley reflects
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Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political AnalysisEveryday Nationhood: A One-Day Symposium to Examine the Contribution of Michael Billig’s Study of Banal Nationalism Apr 18, 2014 EditorComment on Everyday Nationhood: A One-Day Symposium to Examine the Contribution of Michael Billig’s Study of Banal Nationalism Everyday Nationhood: A One-Day Symposium to Examine the Contribution of Michael Billig’s Study of Banal
Cultural Politics and Media European Elections 2014 Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and AdministrationBritain and Euro-scepticism: understanding the fit Mar 21, 2014 Editor1 Comment on Britain and Euro-scepticism: understanding the fit The British population’s views of Europe are shaped by wider attitudes towards Britain’s status and
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and AdministrationTony Benn and the Living Art of Rhetoric Mar 14, 2014 Editor3 Comments on Tony Benn and the Living Art of Rhetoric Tony Benn, the veteran Labour politician and campaigner, was widely praised for his oratory skills. Professor