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UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy

@uclspp
Research, news and events from the Department of Political Science @ucl 🎙️ Listen to our podcast: linktr.ee/uclspp
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  • @uclspp
    UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
    @uclspp
    Aug 20
    Open justice is understood as the principle that courts should be accessible to all - but what does it mean in practice? Carolina Beresford (MA Human Rights) explored the lived experience of open justice in London’s magistrates’ courts. Read her article: bit.ly/4ht6vK5
  • @uclspp
    UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
    @uclspp
    Aug 13
    How does Narendra Modi use environmental rhetoric to legitimise the BJP's nationalist Hindutva ideology? Devi Sankhla (BSc Philosophy, Politics & Economics) analysed his political speeches and found that he follows the populist narrative template of time: bit.ly/4wuUQyt
  • @uclspp
    UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
    @uclspp
    Aug 6
    How do media in authoritarian countries portray refugees? Anouska Panda analysed state-aligned media outlets in Belarus and Turkey and found that they use refugee discourse to talk about state identity, legitimacy and geopolitical status. Read more here: bit.ly/4fGiUcu
  • @uclspp
    UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
    @uclspp
    Jul 30
    What are the internal and external factors that contributed to the fall of Afghanistan in 2021? @SosanHashimi (MSc Intern. Public Policy) spoke with former Afghan government officials, UN representatives, US foreign policy experts, and others to find out. bit.ly/4ywKxfv
  • @uclspp
    UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
    @uclspp
    Jul 24
    On our Student Experts Blog, Tess Delepierre challenges two assumptions that Western social theory has long applied to Muslim women: that education weakens religious faith, and that feminist consciousness requires secular foundations. Read her article: bit.ly/4w1rAQc