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Austerity Politics Public LecturesOwen Jones Dec 15, 2014 EditorComment on Owen Jones Owen Jones spoke at the University of East Anglia (UEA) on Monday 3 November. Listen to
Critical Global Politics International Relations Public Lectures US Foreign PolicyLee Marsden: Barack Obama and US Foreign Policy in the Middle East Dec 10, 2014 EditorComment on Lee Marsden: Barack Obama and US Foreign Policy in the Middle East Professor Lee Marsden spoke on ‘Barack Obama and US Foreign Policy in the Middle East:
Austerity Politics Public LecturesMarina Prentoulis: Podemos & Empowering the Voiceless Majority Dec 10, 2014 EditorComment on Marina Prentoulis: Podemos & Empowering the Voiceless Majority Dr. Marina Prentoulis spoke at the Podemos event: ‘Empowering the Voiceless Majority: rethinking democracy in
Expert Political Analysis UKIPWhy UKIP should be allowed to speak at universites Dec 4, 2014 Editor3 Comments on Why UKIP should be allowed to speak at universites Dr. Michael Skey argues that UKIP, and other political parties, should be allowed to speak at university
Austerity Politics Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders(Re) evaluating Gordon Brown Dec 2, 2014 Editor2 Comments on (Re) evaluating Gordon Brown Gordon Brown has received many negative evaluations for his tenure as Prime Minister. Jim Buller
Devolution to the East? Scottish Independence Referendum The Partisan ViewThe West Lothian question? Or the Westminster question? An initial Green response to the Smith Commission Nov 27, 2014 Editor1 Comment on The West Lothian question? Or the Westminster question? An initial Green response to the Smith Commission Dr. Rupert Read reflects on the consequences of the Smith Commission for UK democracy and argues
Expert Political Analysis International Relations TerrorismCounter-terrorism awareness campaigns: It’s Probably Nothing, But… Public participation and Counter-terrorism? Nov 27, 2014 EditorComment on Counter-terrorism awareness campaigns: It’s Probably Nothing, But… Public participation and Counter-terrorism? Dr. Lee Jarvis and Dr. Michael Lister asks what the launch a national counter terrorism awareness
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis International RelationsWhy boundaries matter in an age of globalisation Nov 26, 2014 EditorComment on Why boundaries matter in an age of globalisation If boundaries no longer matter in age of globalisation, then why are so many people
