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Why Buy the Cow? Things That Go Boom podcast with Richmond Professor

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Dr Laura Smith, Adjunct Assistant Professor, who teaches US Politics and History at Richmond, has been interviewed for a podcast just released on Apple. Together with a panel of other experts in US politics, Dr Smith explores the balance…

‘The citadel of US democracy shows its limitations’

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Dr Laura Smith, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Richmond, has recently had an article published in The Washington Post which examines the symbolic importance of the US Capitol building and more specifically, Statuary Hall. In the article,…

From Richmond With Love

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Richmond’s very own ‘Bondologist’, Dr Martin D Brown, has revealed his verdict on the latest James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’, in an interview with South West Londoner. Dr Brown, who is Associate Professor of International History…

It’s No Time to Die for Richmond’s Bondologist

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Having been pushed back because of the pandemic, the launch of Daniel Craig's fifth and final James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’ is great news for fans of the franchise. For one member of faculty at Richmond, it’s particularly welcome. That’s…
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Climate change and its impact on US military explored by Richmond professor

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An article has just been published online in two French media by Bruce Stanley, Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Richmond. Entitled US Military Destabilised by Climate Change in the Middle East, Professor Stanley’s article…

UK’s first MA programme specialising in Radical Right Extremism launched as joint initiative by Richmond and CARR

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An innovative Masters programme is being launched today to reflect the escalation of radical right extremism around the world.  The MA in Terrorism, Security and Radical Right Extremism has been developed by Richmond, The American International…

Explore Populism and Neoliberalism in the light of COVID-19 with article published by Dr Rafal Soborski

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Dr Rafal Soborski, Professor of International Politics at Richmond, has just had his article “Biopolitics in the Time of Pandemic: Populism and Neoliberalism in the Light of COVID-19” published in Perspectives on Global Development and…

Interested in creating a more peaceful world? Join our Peace Conference

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“By peace we mean the capacity to transform conflicts with empathy, without violence, and creatively - a never-ending process.”— Johan Galtung Peace means many different things to different people.  Find out what it means to Richmond’s…

Tessy de Nassau taking prominent role at highly influential events

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A former Richmond student is taking centre stage at several highly influential virtual events in the coming weeks and months this year. Tessy de Nassau, who graduated from Richmond in 2014 with a BA in International Relations, will be a keynote…

An Ideological History of Fascism

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This is your invitation to join Professor Matthew Feldman, Center for the Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR), on Wednesday 7 April at 12.00pm (BST) for a fascinating exploration of the Ideological History of Fascism. The event is being organised…