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Professor Michael N Barnett to give Winchester Lecture

24 September 2021

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University Professor of International Affairs and Political Science Professor Michael N Barnett will deliver this year’s Winchester Lecture on ‘Suffering and International Progress’.

Christopher Hood wins 2021 John Gaus Award

24 September 2021

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Emeritus Professor of Government Christopher Hood has received the 2021 John Gaus Award from the American Political Science Association for a lifetime of exemplary scholarship in political science and public...

Jan Eijking wins European International Studies Association’s Best Graduate Paper 2021

23 September 2021

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DPIR DPhil student Jan Eijking has won a top award for his paper on the history of the making of the Suez Canal.

Overcoming indifference: What attitudes toward news tell us about building trust

13 September 2021

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People who are least trusting towards news are not necessarily those who are the most vocal critics about news coverage, but those who are indifferent to how news is practised, according to a new report from the

Yuan Yi Zhu receives top award from the Asian Society of International Law

25 August 2021

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DPIR student Yuan Yi Zhu has been awarded the Junior Scholar Award by the Asian Society of International Law for his article on the legal status of Tibet and Mongolia.

COVID-19 Information

COVID-19 University Resources

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Trinity Term COVID-19 Testing

The University’s in-house COVID-19 testing service is open to all staff and students of the University and colleges, providing rapid access to free testing for those with suspected coronavirus symptoms. 

Alongside this service, the University offers regular symptom-free testing for staff and students who are using or providing college or University services on site, and for students resident at their term-time address. 

 

The Oxford University Politics Blog

OxPol blog takes a break – see you soon!

The OxPol blog team are taking a break over summer. Watch this space for new topical political content, research and analysis from OxPol in the autumn. Please note, during this period we are not accepting submissions, nor are we able to monitor the OxPol inbox. If you are interested in submitting a piece, please check our website again in October 2021, when we plan to update our submission...
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Events View all ›

Oct
12

In Praise of Skepticism

Tue, 12 Oct - 12:30

Oct
19

The Normalization of Stigmatized Political Symbols

Tue, 19 Oct - 12:30

Oct
26

Pride Amid Prejudice: The Impact of LGBT+ Rights Activism in a Socially Conservative Society

Tue, 26 Oct - 15:30

Nov
02

Status Politics Hollows out the State: Evidence from Colonial India

Tue, 02 Nov - 12:30

Nov
09

The Political Economcy of Rental Housing

Tue, 09 Nov - 12:30