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Call for applications for the 2019-20 OxPo Academic Exchanges
11 December 2018
OxPo (the Oxford-Sciences Po Research Group in the Social Sciences) is a meeting point for social science scholars in Oxford and at Sciences Po....
Dr González Ocantos on the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
23 November 2018
In International Studies Quarterly, the flagship journal of the International Studies Association, Dr Ezequiel González Ocantos has published an article titled Communicative Entrepreneurs: The Case of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ Dialogue with National Judges....
DPIR alumni win US Congress seats
21 November 2018
DPIR alumni, Andy Kim (MPhil, DPhil IR) and Tom Malinowski (MPhil Politics), have won seats in the US Congress....
Is civility a sham?
14 November 2018
What exactly is civility, and what does it require? Dr Bejan gives the TED talk Is Civility a Sham? on the precious, and difficult, virtue of civility....
Professor Desmond King on "American Oligarchy? The Concealed Politics of the Federal Reserve Bank"
07 November 2018
Professor Desmond King has coedited, with Lawrence R. Jacobs, a symposium on American Oligarchy? The Concealed Politics of the Federal Reserve Bank in the new issue of the American Political Science Association journal PS: Political Science & Politics.
Contributors include Christopher Adolph, Sarah Binder Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Jonas Pontusson, and Rick Valelly.
King and Jacobs have also cowritten an article on The Fed’s Political Economy....
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The Oxford University Politics Blog
When are Green parties successful?
In 2018 Green parties are experiencing unprecedented levels of success in several advanced democracies; however, in a great many others they remain only minor footnotes to...