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Dr Teresa Bejan and Dr Janina Dill each awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize

18 October 2021

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The Department is extremely proud to announce that two of its academics have been awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize in recognition of their outstanding research and exceptionally promising futures. The £100,000 prizes will...

William Allen joins editorial team of Journal of Refugee Studies

15 October 2021

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Departmental British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow William Allen has been appointed an Associate Editor of the Journal of Refugee Studies. William will be primarily handling quantitative papers and the role...

DPIR academic Hussam Hussein joins the Young Academy for Sustainability

14 October 2021

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Departmental lecturer Hussam Hussein has been awarded a two-year membership by the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) for research in the field of sustainability. His fellowship is one of 12 awarded under...

Reuters Institute launches Oxford Climate Journalism Network

13 October 2021

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The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is launching a new initiative to help improve reporting of the climate crisis.

Lenka Buštíková joins DPIR

28 September 2021

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The Department is delighted to announce that Lenka Buštíková will join the team in September 2022 as Associate Professor in European Union and Comparative East European Politics, in association with St Antony’s College.

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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
19

The Normalization of Stigmatized Political Symbols

Tue, 19 Oct - 12:30

Oct
19

Blood, Metal and Dust: How Victory Turned into Defeat in Afghanistan and Iraq

Tue, 19 Oct - 13:00

Oct
19

Gentrification and Everyday Democracy

Tue, 19 Oct - 14:00

Oct
19

Pathways toward a Jewish Israeli restorative ethics

Tue, 19 Oct - 14:15

Oct
20

The role of the press in Chile’s new constitution

Wed, 20 Oct - 13:00