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Politics & International Relations student Maya Bayyoud shares why she chose to study at Queen Mary, and why being in London is great for her degree. Find out more about Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary: www.qmul.ac.uk/politics/

The last twenty years have seen a large increase in the amount of academic work dealing with the ethics of war and peace, as well as the amount of direct engagement of academics with states and militaries in trying to bring moral considerations into the conduct of war. This lecture explored different ethical traditions of thinking about war and peace and their implications for understanding and...

Speaker: Ann Stoler, Willy Brandt Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and History, The New School for Research Chair: Engin Isin, Queen Mary University of London Mobile People: Mobility as a way of life is a Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarship programme at Queen Mary University of London, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences and School of Politics and International Relations. Ann ...

Speaker: Professor Nandita Sharma, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Chairs: Ida Roland Birkvard, Queen Mary University of London and Alex Stoffel, Queen Mary University of London Mobile People: Mobility as a way of life is a Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarship programme at Queen Mary University of London, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences and School of Politics and International Rela...

Speaker: Dr Martina Tazzioli, Lecturer in Politics and Technology, Goldsmiths University of London Chair: Engin Isin, Queen Mary University of London Mobile People: Mobility as a way of life is a Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarship programme at Queen Mary University of London, Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences and School of Politics and International Relations. Introducing the noti...

Speaker: Stephan Scheel, Assistant Professor at the University Duisburg-Essen Chair: Engin Isin, Queen Mary University of London Stephan Scheel will discuss the paper “Who is a Migrant? Abandoning the Nation-state Point of View in the Study of Migration”, co-authored with Martina Tazzioli (Goldsmiths, University of London) and soon to be published by the journal Migration Politics. The paper id...

What do the Covid-19 pandemic, the war in the Ukraine, and climate change have in common? An understanding that politics, whether global, international, or planetary, are defined by struggles for survival. In each of these cases, delivering security intensely operates as the first and main objective of politics. Borders close to an unseen extend to protect human life from a global pandemic. Eur...

On 24 April, Emmanuel Macron defeated Marine Le Pen in France's presidential elections and was re-elected for a second term. This one-day workshop brought together experts in French politics to look back upon the election and look forwards to the key challenges Macron faces. They considered the factors shaping the election result; the significance of the outcome for the UK, Europe and beyond; t...

0:00 Intro - Welcome to Day 1 04:40 Campaigning 1 1:20:19 Political Attitudes 1 2:33:43 Voting 1 3:52:15 Public Opinion 1

0:00 Representation 1 1:24:52 Political Attitudes 2 2:41:44 Public Opinion 2 3:52:24 Economic Voting

0:00 Elections 1 1:03:05 Political Attitudes 3 2:32:50 Brexit 1 3:40:03 Public Opinion 3 5:09:26 TrustGov: Frontiers in political trust research (featured panel)

EPOP Conference 2021 - Session Keynote - Day 1

0:00 Political Attitudes 4 1:30:47 The Devolved Election Studies (featured panel) 3:00:28 Political Elites 2

EPOP Conference 2021 - Keynote Book launch - The British General Elections of 2019

EPOP Conference 2021 - Session 5

EPOP Conference 2021 - Session 6

EPOP Conference 2021 - Session 7

EPOP Conference 2021 - Session 8

Citizens Internship - Reflections

Decoloniality, coloniality and mobility: A conversation with Professor Walter Mignolo

Mobility, Borders, and Health: A conversation with Aurélie Ponthieu

Asylum in historical context: A conversation with Dr Thomas C Jones

The Trans Allegory and International Studies: A Conversation with Professor Emma Heaney

Myanmar’s Political Crisis What Next?

Global Political Society and Mobility in zones of Marginality with Professor Carolina Moulin

Thinking US Politics: In Memory of the Life and Work of Daniel Kato, 1974-2019 | Public Lecture

Brexit Brits Abroad: A conversation with Professor Karen O'Reilly and Dr Michaela Benson

Mobility Justice: a conversation with Professor Mimi Sheller

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