School of Politics & International Relations: Recent submissions
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Europol's institutional trajectory. Hybridization confirming a paradox of integration?
(L'Harmattan, 2020-03-27)© L'Harmattan Created by a convention signed in 1995, Europol has since been the object of substantial organisational and operational mutations. Nevertheless, Europol is still far away from being a supranational European ... -
Supranational activism and intergovernmental dynamics: The European police office as a supranationalist opportunist?
(2017-01-01)This article aims at analysing Europol's supranational activism through a reworked Principal-Agent framework. This theoretical approach offers insights regarding the preferences of the Member States, the European Commission, ... -
Conservatism, neoliberalism and resentment in Trumpland: The ‘betrayal’ and ‘reconstruction’ of the United States
(2020-01-01)© 2020 This paper examines the relationship of the Trump presidency to both American conservatism and neoliberalism, and then uses this discussion to focus on the questions of populism and authoritarianism. It does so ... -
John Stuart Mill and the practice of colonial rule in India
(2020-01-01)© The Author(s) 2020. John Stuart Mill’s justification for British rule in India is well known. Less well known and discussed are Mill’s extensive writings on the practice of British rule in India. A close engagement with ... -
15 Minutes of Power: The Uncertain Life of British Ministers
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Chemical Weapons and public health: assessing impact and responses.
(2019-12-05)BACKGROUND: The recent use of Chemical Weapons (CWs) in armed conflicts and terror attacks highlights the importance of understanding their full impact in order to inform an effective response. This article argues that ... -
Why it must be a feminist global health agenda
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Polio: the odyssey of eradication
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Ethics & Security
The concept of security is central to the study of international relations (IR), yet it remains heavily contested, both in theory and in practice. In part, this is because the concept contains intractable tensions and ...
