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Brazil during COVID-19: The tale of a rudderless ship and clueless captain

By Larissa Peixoto Gomes On 16 September 2020
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Tensions rising in the Mediterranean: The interplay of domestic and foreign policy in Turkey

By Begüm Zorlu On 7 September 2020
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Is populism essentially an anti-EU discourse?

By Juan Roch González On 2 September 2020
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Will Trump or Biden win the US election? This could be a better predictor than the polls

By Christoph Siemroth On 1 September 2020
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Football and foreign policy: confronting some uncomfortable truths

By Amelia Hadfield and Christian Turner On 17 June 2020
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Will ‘level playing field’ issues derail the UK-EU negotiations?

By Meredith Crowley and Lu Han On 15 June 2020
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The Next Offset? - AI and Nuclear Armageddon

By J. Aitkin On 10 June 2020
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Sunshine through the COVID-19 cloud: What next for early career researchers?

By Nick Kirsop-Taylor & Andrew Jones On 9 June 2020
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Which way is Boris Johnson sliding?

By Richard Rose On 9 June 2020
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Why we might disagree about … Covid-19

By Ruth Dixon and Christopher Hood On 9 June 2020
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England’s systemic centralisation: instinctive and fatally costly

By Chris Game On 5 June 2020

Labour recovers the polling lead in Wales

By Roger Awan-Scully On 4 June 2020
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How and why Britain must be Hong Kong’s escape route

By Alexander Willis On 3 June 2020
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Justifying Europe: politicians’ justifications and public opinion

By Konstantin Vössing On 2 June 2020
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Can the pandemic stop Donald Trump from winning the November elections?

By Osman Sahin On 29 May 2020
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Women, Academic Publishing and Covid-19

By Roger Awan-Scully and Claire Dunlop On 28 May 2020
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Being Objective About Subjects - Showing the Value of Politics and Other AHSS Disciplines

By Tom Lyscom On 13 May 2020
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Being Objective About Subjects - Showing the Value of Politics and Other AHSS Disciplines

By Tom Lyscom On 13 May 2020
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Coronavirus blame games – who really benefits?

By Matthew Flinders On 12 May 2020

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