Posts tagged with ‘politics’
Money and Power, the political figures who transformed economic policy
We are delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable, who will be presenting on Money and Power, the political figures who transformed economic policy.
Tags: Business Innovation and Skills, money, politics, power, Sir Vince Cable
United we stand, divided we fall?
The Effects of Parties’ Brexit Rhetoric on Voters.
Tags: Brexit, Dr Jae-Hee Jung, politics, University of Oxford
The political limits of expertise
As part of The Institute for Policy and Engagement’s public lecture series, Professor Helen Thompson will discuss the role of experts in politics.
Tags: Brexit, Experts, government, Michael Gove, politics, Professor Helen Thompson
A fabulous failure — Bill Clinton, American capitalism and the origin of our troubled times
With Nelson Lichtenstein, Distinguished Professor, University of California at Santa Barbara.
Tags: history, Nelson Lichtenstein, politics
Politics as a location: new frontiers of political research
As political practice becomes increasingly unsettled, it is necessary for those who research it to engage with new challenges and analyse them from new angles.
Tags: Counterterrorism, Political research, politics, School of Politics and International Relations
New Dawn? The 1997 General Election
This talk by Steven Fielding, Professor of Political History at the University of Nottingham, reflects on some of the issues raised by the election, many of which remain relevant today.
Women’s suffrage up to 1928
Val Wood of the Nottingham Women’s History Group considers the impact of the franchise for the women of Nottingham in terms of women’s political representation and suffrage activism in the city from 1918 to 1928.
Tags: A selection of elections, gender, history, politics, suffrage, women's suffrage
Donald Trump and the betrayal of Republican politics?
A lecture from the Department of American and Canadian Studies, with Professor David Sahat, Georgia State University and Winant Visiting Professor, University of Oxford.
Tags: American and Canadian Studies, Donald Trump, politics, Professor David Sehat, republican
NICEP 2017 Conference
This year, the University of Nottingham will be hosting the Nottingham Interdisciplinary Centre for Economic and Political Research (NICEP) 2017 conference.
Tags: economics, interdisciplinary, nicep, nottingham interdisciplinary centre for economic and political research, politics
New Masters course in slavery and liberation
We are now offering an exciting new MA in slavery and liberation. The course will be […]
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Tags: human rights, liberation, masters, politics, slavery, slavery free