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The Department of Politics and International Relations has a large number of research projects that cover a diverse range of topics. Many are interdisciplinary, shared with other departments and faculties in the University and with academics at other institutions. Showcasing a Selection of Current ProjectsA publicity brochure was created for the alumni weekend in September 2011. Please open the file or click on the image for an overview of some of the projects listed below. Current ProjectsCentre for International StudiesGlobal Trade Ethics (Professor Kalypso Nicolaidis and Dr Carolyn Deere).Oxford International History Research Network (Professor Anne Deighton).Sovereignty as responsibility (Professor Jennifer Welsh).UN Governance and Reform (Mr. Sam Daws).Rethinking Europe in a non-European World (RENEW) (Professor Kalypso Nicolaidis).Oxford Network of Peace Studies (OxPeace) (Dr Liz Carmichael).International Politics: The Rules of Game (Professor Yuen Foong Khong).The Paradoxical Role of Religion and Spirituality in Conflict, Peacebuilding and Governance (Dr Rama Mani).Exit Strategies and the Consolidation of Peace (Professor Richard Caplan).Emerging Powers and Global Order (Professor Andrew Hurrell).Disaggregating the Globalized Regulatory State: The Cases of Global Regulation in Food and Transport (Professor Walter Mattli).China, the United States and Global Order (Professor Rosemary Foot).Centre for Political IdeologyModern Arabic Islamic Political Thought (Ronald Nettler).Department of Politics and International RelationsAnglo-German ‘State of the State’ Fellowship Programme (Dr Sara Binzer Hobolt). Funded by German Volkswagen FoundationELECDEM: Training Network in Electoral Democracy (Dr Sara Binzer Hobolt). Funded by European CommissionFrom Was to Ought? A philosophical study in historical lessons (Dr Jonathan Floyd). Funded by British AcademyMeasuring Social Networks and Political Influence (Dr Meredith Rolfe). Funded by British AcademyMedia and Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe: Qualities of Media, Qualities of Democracy (Professor Jan Zielonka). Funded by European Research CouncilYesterday's Tomorrows: What Happened to the Future of Government? (Professor Christopher Hood). Funded by Leverhulme TrustAdolescent Peer Social Network Dynamics and Problem Behaviour (Professor Tom A.B.Snijders). Funded by National Institutes of HealthWhen the Party’s Over: The Politics of Austerity in Public Services (Professor Christopher Hood). Funded by ESRCGlobal Economic GovernanceThe Oxford-Princeton Global Leaders Fellowship Programme (Dr Ngaire Woods).Reuters Institute for the Study of JournalismThreats and Opportunities to the Business of Journalism and Its Role in Democracy (Dr David Levy). Funded by Green Templeton College and Open Society Institute. |
