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New RISJ report on state funding for UK media

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New RISJ report on state funding for UK media
Professor Archie Brown interviewed on the Soviet Unions 1991 August Coup

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Professor Archie Brown interviewed on the Soviet Unions 1991 August Coup
Corruption and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding - Selling the Peace?

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Corruption and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding - Selling the Peace?
Dr Reem Abou-El-Fadl comments on the trial of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak

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Dr Reem Abou-El-Fadl comments on the trial of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak

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Dr Marwa Daoudy comments further on events in Syria
DPhil Student Michael Manulak publishes Monograph

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DPhil Student Michael Manulak publishes Monograph
Professor Jan Zielonka comments on Governance Lost in Politics In Spires

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Professor Jan Zielonka comments on Governance Lost in Politics In Spires
John Lloyd explores the causes of rioting throughout the country

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John Lloyd explores the causes of rioting throughout the country
Dr Christine Cheng collaborates on study showing gender bias in selecting Canadian political candidates

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Dr Christine Cheng collaborates on study showing gender bias in selecting Canadian political candidates
Professor Jennifer Welsh comments on the problems behind the recent U.S. debt ceiling deal

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Professor Jennifer Welsh comments on the problems behind the recent U.S. debt ceiling deal
Dr Christine Cheng on why many thought the Oslo and Utoya attacks were committed by al Qaeda

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Dr Christine Cheng on why many thought the Oslo and Utoya attacks were committed by al Qaeda

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Professor Marc Stears awarded a Visiting Fellowship to IPPR