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Emotions, Ideologies, and Violent Political Mobilization
19 October 2017
Andrea Ruggeri and Stefano Costalli have recently published a journal article entitled 'Emotions, Ideologies, and Violent Political Mobilization'....
Richard Caplan and Andrea Ruggeri present research at African Union HQ
19 October 2017
Richard Caplan and Andrea Ruggeri were among researchers invited to present their research at the African Union Conference Center in Addis Ababa on 9 October at a workshop titled ‘Peace Operations: New Directions for Turbulent Times’....
Samuel Ramani writes on Russia’s new diplomatic strategy in the Middle East
17 October 2017
Samuel Ramani has written an article (12 October) for The National Interest blog entitled ‘Russia Is Expanding Its Great-Power Project in the Middle East’....
Angela Cummine’s research cited in article on economic ideas for the Climate Change era
12 October 2017
Angela Cummine’s model for citizen wealth funds, featured in her book Citizens’ Wealth, is one of many ideas cited by George Monbiot in an article for The Guardian (11 October) entitled ‘How Labour could lead the global economy out of the 20th century’....
Oxford research project on civil resistance: Lebanon meetings
09 October 2017
How unified, or diverse, were the phenomena covered by the term 'the Arab Spring'? What are the best explanations of why they ran into difficulties in so many countries? Why were peaceful demonstrations in Syria and Yemen followed by long wars? Why was democratization so difficult to achieve? What lessons can be learned about the possibilities of political change, and the capacity of civil resistance to achieve it?...
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The Catalan process and the dispute over ‘democracy’ in Spain
More than two million Catalans voted on October 1st in a referendum on self-determination previously declared illegal by the Spanish constitutional court and violently repressed...