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John Lloyd writes on Indias media boom

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John Lloyd writes on Indias media boom
Dr Harry Verhoeven finalist of the Global Water Forums Emerging Scholars Award

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Dr Harry Verhoeven finalist of the Global Water Forums Emerging Scholars Award
Alumni Class Notes

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Alumni Class Notes
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Analysis of Professor Iain McLean and Dr Scot M. Peterson on same-sex marriage cited

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Analysis of Professor Iain McLean and Dr Scot M. Peterson on same-sex marriage cited
Dr Ainius Lasas comments on Lithuanian elections

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Dr Ainius Lasas comments on Lithuanian elections
DPIR hosts 2nd Chevening CPR Parliamentarian Programme

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DPIR hosts 2nd Chevening CPR Parliamentarian Programme
Kevin Rudd speaks at Manor Road

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Kevin Rudd speaks at Manor Road
Obituary of former colleague Dr Robert Currie published in the Guardian

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Obituary of former colleague Dr Robert Currie published in the Guardian
Secretary-General appoints David M. Malone of Canada to be Rector of United Nations University

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Secretary-General appoints David M. Malone of Canada to be Rector of United Nations University
Professor Marc Stears influence on Ed Milibands conference speech

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Professor Marc Stears influence on Ed Milibands conference speech
Sir Ivor Roberts comments on the souring of the Arab Spring

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Sir Ivor Roberts comments on the souring of the Arab Spring
Dr Ruth Dixon and Professor Christopher Hoods research into civil service cuts generates media interest

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Dr Ruth Dixon and Professor Christopher Hoods research into civil service cuts generates media interest