Research in the media AffiliationOxford Conflict, Peace & Security HubOxford Constitutional Studies ForumRISJPolitical Theory Network International Relations NetworkGovernment and Politics NetworkCSSJCIS Media TypeTVPodcastOpinionRadioCommentVideoFeatureReview Date 8 Dec 2021 Title UK ‘open to influence’ from world’s kleptocrats Where Politico Tena Prelec Ricardo Soares de Oliveira Date 3 Dec 2021 Feature Title Bulgarian elections: Third Time Lucky? Where SEESOX Eli Gateva Date 30 Nov 2021 Feature Title Reimagining political philosophy: on Charles Mills Where New Statesman Sophie Smith Date 20 Nov 2021 Title Measuring Peace: More than Merely the Absence of War Where Politically Speaking Richard Caplan Date 18 Nov 2021 Podcast Title The Last Best Hope?: Understanding America from the Outside In: The Robert E. Lee episode Where The Last Best Hope? Adam Smith Date 9 Nov 2021 Podcast Title Who owns de Gaulle? Where France Culture Sudhir Hazareesingh Date 19 Oct 2021 Comment Title African politics: Lourenço pledges to end Angola’s economic ‘storm’ Where Financial Times Ricardo Soares de Oliveira Date 19 Oct 2021 Opinion Title Editorial decisions and audience feedback in crime reporting: What happens when migrants commit crimes? Where London School of Economics William Allen Date 18 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC Radio 4 - Start The Week - 09:00 - Amia Srinivasan considers the politics of sex Where BBC Radio 4 Amia Srinivasan Date 17 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC World Service- The Compass - 11:52 - Rasmus Nielsen comments on how people access and understand news around the Covid pandemic Where BBC World Service Rasmus Kleis Nielsen Date 15 Oct 2021 Opinion Title Opinion: How the tale of two Hong Kongs can take a more positive turn - DPhil politics candidate Brian Wong Where South China Morning Post Date 13 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC World Service - 9:23 - Rasmus Kleis Nielse comments on a programme about the problem of finding trustworthy news about the pandemic Where BBC World Service Rasmus Kleis Nielsen Date 13 Oct 2021 Comment Title A Nobel for Journalists Is a Direct Challenge to Authoritarians Where Foreign Policy Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism Date 10 Oct 2021 Feature Title Interview with Teresa Bejan, author of Mere Civility: "In political disagreements today the dynamics of religious sects are repeated" Where La Tercera Teresa M. Bejan Date 9 Oct 2021 Feature Title Democratic Deficit in Party Political Systems – Expert Interview with Professor Zsolt Enyedi Where Georgian Institute of Politics Zsolt Enyedi Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 47 Page 48 Page 49 Page 50 Current page 51 Page 52 Page 53 Page 54 Page 55 … Next page Next ›
Date 8 Dec 2021 Title UK ‘open to influence’ from world’s kleptocrats Where Politico Tena Prelec Ricardo Soares de Oliveira
Date 30 Nov 2021 Feature Title Reimagining political philosophy: on Charles Mills Where New Statesman Sophie Smith
Date 20 Nov 2021 Title Measuring Peace: More than Merely the Absence of War Where Politically Speaking Richard Caplan
Date 18 Nov 2021 Podcast Title The Last Best Hope?: Understanding America from the Outside In: The Robert E. Lee episode Where The Last Best Hope? Adam Smith
Date 19 Oct 2021 Comment Title African politics: Lourenço pledges to end Angola’s economic ‘storm’ Where Financial Times Ricardo Soares de Oliveira
Date 19 Oct 2021 Opinion Title Editorial decisions and audience feedback in crime reporting: What happens when migrants commit crimes? Where London School of Economics William Allen
Date 18 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC Radio 4 - Start The Week - 09:00 - Amia Srinivasan considers the politics of sex Where BBC Radio 4 Amia Srinivasan
Date 17 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC World Service- The Compass - 11:52 - Rasmus Nielsen comments on how people access and understand news around the Covid pandemic Where BBC World Service Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
Date 15 Oct 2021 Opinion Title Opinion: How the tale of two Hong Kongs can take a more positive turn - DPhil politics candidate Brian Wong Where South China Morning Post
Date 13 Oct 2021 Radio Title BBC World Service - 9:23 - Rasmus Kleis Nielse comments on a programme about the problem of finding trustworthy news about the pandemic Where BBC World Service Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
Date 13 Oct 2021 Comment Title A Nobel for Journalists Is a Direct Challenge to Authoritarians Where Foreign Policy Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Date 10 Oct 2021 Feature Title Interview with Teresa Bejan, author of Mere Civility: "In political disagreements today the dynamics of religious sects are repeated" Where La Tercera Teresa M. Bejan
Date 9 Oct 2021 Feature Title Democratic Deficit in Party Political Systems – Expert Interview with Professor Zsolt Enyedi Where Georgian Institute of Politics Zsolt Enyedi
