School of Politics and International Relations

Welcome to the School of Politics and International Relations

 

We are a diverse, research-led school, which integrates research and teaching at every level. Our research covers almost all aspects of contemporary politics and international relations and we aim to challenge and inspire you.

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Our school members in the press

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Natalie Martin

New undergraduate module
 

News website Bellingcat co-creates module in partnership with Natalie Martin 

Open-source investigation module

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Simon Toubeau

Project Syndicate
 

"A trio of Christian Democrats could increase European defense spending and competitiveness"

Read 'Europe's New Power Trio'

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Andreas Fulda

China Book Review
 

"Fulda's book will have a disproportiante impact on the world's understanding of Sino-German relations"

Fulda's new book

 

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Latest news

Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship Scheme

Description
The School of Politics and International Relations is inviting expressions of interest from potential applicants.
Date:
22 October 2025

Changing Dynamics in Geopolitics: Implications for Taiwan

Description
New publication from Dr Chun-yi Lee.
Date:
14 October 2025

Upcoming events

The Green, the Blue, the Grey: Hybrid Threats and Taiwan's Security

Date
12 November 2025 (12:00-14:00)
Location:
In person event, LG106 Hallward Library
Description
The Green, the Blue, the Grey: Hybrid Threats and Taiwan's Security by Marc Lanteigne, UiT, Professor of Political Science at UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø

In The Global Vanguard: Agrarian Development and the Making of Modern Taiwan

Date
19 November 2025 (17:00-18:30)
Location:
Online
Description
Book launch In The Global Vanguard: Agrarian Development and the Making of Modern Taiwan by James Lin, University of Washington
 

 

School of Politics and International Relations

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University of Nottingham
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Nottingham, NG7 2RD

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