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Stephen Whitefield awarded BA Leverhulme grant to study Party Representation in Turbulent Times
22 September 2017
Stephen Whitefield has been awarded funding from the British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grants scheme to support research on Party Representation in Turbulent Times....
Paul Chaisty awarded BA Leverhulme grant to study 2018 Russian presidential elections
22 September 2017
Paul Chaisty has been awarded funding from the British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grants scheme to support research on How Russians Make Sense of Politics: A 2018 Russian Presidential Election Study....
Jane Gingrich awarded ERC grant worth over a million Euros
21 September 2017
Congratulations to Jane Gingrich, who has been awarded a European Research Council Starting Grant, worth €1.37 million, for a project entitled ‘SCHOOLPOL’....
Aye Thein puts Myanmar’s 'Buddhist Extremism' in an International Context
20 September 2017
Aye Thein has written an article (1 September) for Tea Circle Oxford, a blog hosted by the Programme on Modern Burmese Studies at St Antony’s College, on the international aspect of ‘Buddhist Extremism’ that often gets overlooked....
Recognition of Distinction 2017
08 September 2017
Congratulations to Rasmus Nielsen, Timothy Power and Philip Robins, who have all been awarded the title of Professor in the 2017 Recognition of Distinction exercise....
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The Oxford University Politics Blog
What Mubarak’s acquittal means for Egypt
On 13 March 2017, the legal saga of the trial of Hosni Mubarak ended. The deposed autocrat, who was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for his complicity in the killing of...