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Environmental Politics International Relations Public Policy

The first consequences of the war in Ukraine

Nov 21, 2023 Editor Comment on The first consequences of the war in Ukraine

Special issue of Policy Studies, forthcoming for 2024. A special issue of the journal Policy Studies has been guest edited by a team at UEA.

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‘Green Brexit’ or EU ‘Green Deal’? A tale of diverging ambitions

Nov 20, 2023 Editor Comment on ‘Green Brexit’ or EU ‘Green Deal’? A tale of diverging ambitions

by Pierre Bocquillon The departure of the UK from the EU was once celebrated as an opportunity for reaping the ‘great progressive prize of a

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Climate change is making debt more expensive – new study

Nov 6, 2023 Editor Comment on Climate change is making debt more expensive – new study

Patrycja Klusak, University of East Anglia and Matt Burke, University of Oxford Earth is overheating due to the greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels.

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Who tracked UK COVID infections the best at the height of the pandemic? A new study provides the answer

Oct 20, 2023 Editor Comment on Who tracked UK COVID infections the best at the height of the pandemic? A new study provides the answer

Paul Hunter, University of East Anglia and Iain Lake, University of East Anglia At the height of the COVID pandemic everybody, from health ministers to

Critical Global Politics

What does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts

Jul 18, 2023 Editor Comment on What does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts

What does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts Ben Jones, University of East Anglia and Lucy Njogu, University of

Cultural Politics and Media Public Policy and Administration

Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act

Jul 7, 2023 Editor Comment on Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act

Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act by Kate Mattocks. Originally published on Policy OptionsJune 23, 2023 After a long journey filled

Environmental Politics International Relations Public Policy

The first consequences of the war in Ukraine

Nov 21, 2023 Editor 0
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‘Green Brexit’ or EU ‘Green Deal’? A tale of diverging ambitions

Nov 20, 2023 Editor 0
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Climate change is making debt more expensive – new study

Nov 6, 2023 Editor 0
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Who tracked UK COVID infections the best at the height of the pandemic? A new study provides the answer

Oct 20, 2023 Editor 0
Critical Global Politics

What does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts

Jul 18, 2023 Editor 0
Cultural Politics and Media Public Policy and Administration

Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act

Jul 7, 2023 Editor 0
British politics Democracy

Coronation arrests: how the new public order law disrupted protesters’ once in a lifetime opportunity

May 10, 2023 EditorComment on Coronation arrests: how the new public order law disrupted protesters’ once in a lifetime opportunity

Coronation arrests: how the new public order law disrupted protesters’ once in a lifetime opportunity

US Foreign Policy US Politics

Donald Trump: what he’s charged with, what happens next, and what it may mean for the 2024 election

Apr 5, 2023 EditorComment on Donald Trump: what he’s charged with, what happens next, and what it may mean for the 2024 election

Donald Trump: what he’s charged with, what happens next, and what it may mean for

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Can the government’s immigration bill succeed?

Mar 28, 2023 EditorComment on Can the government’s immigration bill succeed?

The government’s rhetoric surrounding its plans to prevent asylum seekers crossing the Channel suggest their

Cultural Politics and Media

Magic Mike’s Last Dance proves men are not up to the task of presenting the female gaze

Mar 1, 2023 EditorComment on Magic Mike’s Last Dance proves men are not up to the task of presenting the female gaze

Helen Warner Associate Professoer in Cultural Politics, Communication and Media Studies, University of East Anglia

Europe & the EU Student blog

Democratic backsliding in the EU & the protection of reproductive rights

Feb 21, 2023 EditorComment on Democratic backsliding in the EU & the protection of reproductive rights

Gemma Spinks European leaders are voicing their outrage at the recent repeal of Roe v.

Europe & the EU Student blog

Space needs a major cleanup, and this is what the EU can do about it

Feb 20, 2023 EditorComment on Space needs a major cleanup, and this is what the EU can do about it

by Adrian Glaz Space debris are becoming a major problem for satellites and spacecrafts and

Cultural Politics and Media Media

Women Talking – a radical film that reimagines how cinema can be made

Feb 9, 2023 EditorComment on Women Talking – a radical film that reimagines how cinema can be made

Helen Warner Associate Professor in Cultural Politics, Communication and Media Studies, University of East Anglia

British politics Democracy Elections

The UK needs an electoral data revolution to boost turnout and democracy

Feb 7, 2023 EditorComment on The UK needs an electoral data revolution to boost turnout and democracy

Toby S. James Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of East Anglia Paul Bernal

Britain and Europe British politics Critical Global Politics International Relations Student blog

Global Britain? Another non-sequitur in the collapsing Brexit Project

Feb 6, 2023 AdminComment on Global Britain? Another non-sequitur in the collapsing Brexit Project

Global influence is driven more by actions than by words. Simply declaring the UK open

Critical Global Politics Public Policy and Administration

China’s COVID situation is dire – but it shouldn’t pose a big risk to other countries

Jan 6, 2023 EditorComment on China’s COVID situation is dire – but it shouldn’t pose a big risk to other countries

Paul Hunter Professor of Medicine, University of East Anglia China is currently in the midst

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The first consequences of the war in Ukraine

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Uncategorized

‘Green Brexit’ or EU ‘Green Deal’? A tale of diverging ambitions

Nov 20, 2023 Editor 0
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Climate change is making debt more expensive – new study

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Who tracked UK COVID infections the best at the height of the pandemic? A new study provides the answer

Oct 20, 2023 Editor 0
Critical Global Politics

What does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts

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Cultural Politics and Media Public Policy and Administration

Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act

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