Critical Global Politics Expert Political Analysis International Relations Religion and Politics US Foreign PolicyFinal Acts of remembrance? Time to end war commemorations Nov 9, 2018 EditorComment on Final Acts of remembrance? Time to end war commemorations Professor Lee Marsden writes ahead of Sunday’s Remembrance Day on why it time to end war commemorations
Expert Political Analysis US PoliticsTrump’s white nationalist coalition and the mid-term elections Nov 5, 2018 EditorComment on Trump’s white nationalist coalition and the mid-term elections Professor Lee Marsden writes on Trump’s white nationalist coalition and the mid-term elections. The midterm elections
Studying at UEAMy experience in organising a trip to the European Youth Event Nov 2, 2018 EditorComment on My experience in organising a trip to the European Youth Event UEA third year student, Ines Abdelli, reflects on her experience of undertaking the Future Leaders programme,
Public LecturesJon Cruddas and the ‘rise of cyborg socialism’ Oct 22, 2018 EditorComment on Jon Cruddas and the ‘rise of cyborg socialism’ Labour MP Jon Cruddas is often described as one of few ‘intellectual’ parliamentarians in contemporary
EU Referendum Europe & the EU Expert Political AnalysisPeople’s vote march: Labour can change Brexit if it’s bold enough Oct 20, 2018 EditorComment on People’s vote march: Labour can change Brexit if it’s bold enough As the People’s Vote marches for another Brexit referendum, Dr Marina Prentoulis argues that Labour can
UncategorizedPolitics on Wednesdays Oct 1, 2018 EditorComment on Politics on Wednesdays A new seminar series begin this week at the University of East Anglia, where we
Europe & the EU Expert Political AnalysisBrexit and moral foundation framing: the key to a People’s Vote is in Vote Leave’s hands Sep 27, 2018 EditorComment on Brexit and moral foundation framing: the key to a People’s Vote is in Vote Leave’s hands Will Conservative Brexiteers back another referendum? If so, is it the nature of the argument that
Politics at the Edge Politics at the Edge Podcasts Public LecturesPolitics at the Edge Podcast series Sep 25, 2018 EditorComment on Politics at the Edge Podcast series No to the Westminster bubble. Here at UEA we take a broader perspective on politics,
Expert Political Analysis Political PhilosophyHow cyberhate forces some Internet users to make a tragic choice that other people do not have to make Sep 25, 2018 EditorComment on How cyberhate forces some Internet users to make a tragic choice that other people do not have to make Dr. Alexander Brown argues that the internet can render people unable to avert their eyes
Politics at the Edge Politics at the Edge Podcasts Public LecturesTrust and Money – what next for the news media? Sep 24, 2018 EditorComment on Trust and Money – what next for the news media? The news industry is trying to claw its way out of a financial crisis, while