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The Department successfully launched its first ever Executive Education programme, Geopolitical Risk, held from 27–29 November 2025 at the historic Rhodes House.

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Professor Richard Caplan asks: how effective is UN peacekeeping?

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Professor Richard Caplan asks: how effective is UN peacekeeping?

'The Young Hegel and Religion' by Evangelia Sembou

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'The Young Hegel and Religion' by Evangelia Sembou

Dr Jonathan Leader Maynard discusses what more can be done to prevent UK terrorism

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Dr Jonathan Leader Maynard discusses what more can be done to prevent UK terrorism

'Congress’s Constitution: Legislative Authority and the Separation of Powers' by Josh Chafetz

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'Congress’s Constitution: Legislative Authority and the Separation of Powers' by Josh Chafetz

Professor Archie Brown writes on how dictatorial leaders don’t necessarily govern well

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Professor Archie Brown writes on how dictatorial leaders don’t necessarily govern well

Dr Olga Onuch writes for the Washington Post on the current Venezuela protests

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Dr Olga Onuch writes for the Washington Post on the current Venezuela protests

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New project on Wealth Inequality and Wealth Mobility in the Twenty-First Century

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New project on Wealth Inequality and Wealth Mobility in the Twenty-First Century

Professor Anne Deighton joins the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters

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Professor Anne Deighton joins the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters

Anne Deighton

Professor Richard Caplan writes on proposed cuts to UN peacekeeping in the Trump era

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Professor Richard Caplan writes on proposed cuts to UN peacekeeping in the Trump era

Desmond King writes on 'Donald Trump's bonfire of the protocols'

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Desmond King writes on 'Donald Trump's bonfire of the protocols'

Dr Ben Noble wins 2017 Sir Walter Bagehot Dissertation Prize

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Dr Ben Noble wins 2017 Sir Walter Bagehot Dissertation Prize

Allison Hartnett wins three awards

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Allison Hartnett wins three awards