News from 2022

Written evidence to the UK Parliament Women and Equalities Committee published

Dr Ali Bilgic, Reader in International Relations and Security at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ has prepared a report on Female asylum-seekers experiences of detention in the UK.

New blog post explores the history of Sara Baartman

In a recent blog post, History graduate Keisha Vinda offers insight into her undergraduate research around identity in historical contexts, focusing on the life of Sara Baartman.

UK lobbying rules explained: why no one seems to be in legal trouble

Reader in Politics at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ, Dr Phil Parvin, has published an article in The Conversation about UK lobbying rules.

Dominic Cummings evidence: five key questions that must be investigated

º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ academics, including Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Dr Chris Zebrowski, have highlighted five key questions for an inquiry into the Government's handling of the pandemic in a recent article for The Conversation, following Dominic Cumming's allegations.

New blog post explores Secretary Hillary Clinton and Feminist Foreign Policy

In a recent blog post, current student in International Relations, Politics and History at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ, Lewis Mobbs, offers insight into his undergraduate research around foreign policy and gender, specifically looking at Secretary Hilary Clinton’s policies.

Five questions that need answering in a COVID public inquiry

º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Researchers, including Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Dr Chris Zebrowski, have published an article for The Conversation on five questions that need answering in a COVID public inquiry.

New blog post explores Charles Darwin and attitudes to religion

In a recent blog post, History student, Robyn Burnette Mayson, offers insight into research around the topics of science and religion in 19th Century Victorian Britain.

Professor Caroline Kennedy-Pipe discusses her work on Vera Brittain in new talk

Caroline Kennedy-Pipe will be discussing her work on Vera Brittain with Dr James Rogers on History Hit in February 2021. The talk is entitled ‘Pacifism and the World Wars: The Life of Vera Brittain’.

Dr Paul Maddrell delivers lecture on ‘The Preventability of the Holocaust’ for Holocaust Memorial Day

The lecture discusses some of the key historical events which led to the Holocaust, such as the First World War, the Nazi takeover of power and establishment of a dictatorial regime, the outbreak of the Second World War, and the invasion of the Soviet Union.