Can Human Rights Law be Used to Ensure a Right to Housing? Or Does it in Fact Pay Lip-Service to it? ...
New Assemblages of Resistance in Egypts Revolution: Conceptualising Legalities, Illegalities, and the States Violence
Juridification and its Discontents: How Neoliberal Legality has Reframed Dissent and How Some Social Movements Are Responding
Current Projects Only our current projects are listed below, however you can also explore our previous projects. Filters AffiliationRISJPolitical Theory Network International Relations NetworkGovernment and Politics NetworkCentre for Technology and Global Affairs See our previous projects Infrastructures of Anti-Colonial Revolt: Mass Politics in the 1919 Egyptian Revolution Neo-authoritarianisms in Europe and the liberal democratic response (AUTHLIB) Zofia Stemplowska Spyros Kosmidis Providing the Evidence and Analysis for a UK Counter-Kleptocracy Strategy Thomas Mayne Attention! Unequal Commemoration and Other Injustices of Attention Oxford Martin Programme on Changing Global Order Louise Fawcett Are Generations Selfish? How Can Policy-Makers Bridge the Age Divide in British Politics? Jane Green Geoffrey Evans Oxford Conflict, Peace & Security Hub Do some voters really want a personalist regime? Regime preferences in Turkey and their determinants Oxford Constitution Hub Oxford Climate Journalism Network A Country Divided? Polarisation and identity after Brexit James Tilley The Trust in News Project Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next › Last page Last »
Neo-authoritarianisms in Europe and the liberal democratic response (AUTHLIB) Zofia Stemplowska Spyros Kosmidis
Are Generations Selfish? How Can Policy-Makers Bridge the Age Divide in British Politics? Jane Green Geoffrey Evans