Critical Global Politics Democracy Elections US PoliticsBroken Democracy? Lessons from the American Election Nov 8, 2024 EditorComment on Broken Democracy? Lessons from the American Election A recent poll suggests that 72% of Americans believe the US used to be a
Critical Global Politics US Foreign PolicyKim Jong-un sends North Korean troops to fight in Ukraine – here’s what this means for the war Oct 22, 2024 EditorComment on Kim Jong-un sends North Korean troops to fight in Ukraine – here’s what this means for the war Ra Mason, University of East Anglia It is still unclear how many North Korean soldiers
Critical Global PoliticsWhat are the ICJ and the ICC and how do their power and jurisdiction differ? May 29, 2024 EditorComment on What are the ICJ and the ICC and how do their power and jurisdiction differ? Avidan Kent, University of East Anglia; Kirsten McConnachie, University of East Anglia, and Rishi Gulati,
Critical Global Politics Europe & the EU Student blogWill Turkey ever become an EU member? Feb 28, 2024 EditorComment on Will Turkey ever become an EU member? Will Turkey ever join the EU? Syed M Hamza considers the likelihood… During the Brexit
Critical Global PoliticsWhat does it mean to be ‘educated’? In Uganda it’s not just schooling that counts Jul 18, 2023 EditorComment 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
Critical Global Politics Student blogExploring the Intersection of Academia and Humanitarian Work: My Journey in the Rohingya Refugee Camps Jul 5, 2023 EditorComment on Exploring the Intersection of Academia and Humanitarian Work: My Journey in the Rohingya Refugee Camps By Sabrina Ahmed In September 2022, I started my ethnography as a PhD researcher in
Critical Global Politics Decolonise the UniversityHow the Windrush generation changed stories of Britain forever – ten recommended reads Jun 9, 2023 EditorComment on How the Windrush generation changed stories of Britain forever – ten recommended reads Alison Donnell, University of East Anglia The 800 West Indians who walked down the gangway
Britain and Europe British politics Critical Global Politics International Relations Student blogGlobal 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 AdministrationChina’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
Critical Global Politics Expert Political AnalysisReligion and International Security: An Interview with Lee Marsden Nov 19, 2018 EditorComment on Religion and International Security: An Interview with Lee Marsden Lee Marsden is Professor of Faith and Global Politics, and Head of the School of