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On 18-19 July 2024, the Department of International Relations is hosting a two-day symposium in honour of its 75th anniversary.
Professor Neta Crawford, the Montague Burton Chair in International Relations and a distinguished scholar in war, ethics, and climate change, will deliver theis keynote address, exploring how Inter
Panelists will explore the challenges and opportunities afforded by the UN system to Indigenous peoples, especially concerning rights and recognition.
French territories in the Pacific Ocean are often under-analysed in Anglophone settings.
Department of International Relations 75th Anniversary Public Lecture Series
The Three-Minute Thesis (often abbreviated to 3MT) is a hugely successful international competition in which higher-degree research candidates demonstrate their communication skills while showcasin
Climate change is not just an environmental threat but poses major and growing risks to the health of today’s population and future generations.
Please join PhD candidate Opeta Alefaio as he provides an update during his research journey.
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