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Two Warwick students, Eletra Ardissino and Michael Shneerson, have had their research published in the compiled by the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR), one of the UK's leading public policy think tanks. METIS consists wholly of student-led research, and some parts are edited in-house by .

Eletra's article, the introduction to the issue, is entitled 'Introduction: Why does internet access matter?', and Michael's is entitled 'The internet, social networks and death'.

MA student Emanuel Ingold, who graduated from PAIS this September, recently attended the . He presented a paper at the conference entitled '' on the Human Rights and Global Governance panel.

This paper is available for download on the Social Science Research Network's website, where it has been listed on the SSRN's Top Ten download list for PSN: Conflict Processes (Topic).

This year the Politics and International Studies department is using for Undergraduate seminar sign up. Postgraduates will automatically be assigned a seminar, but Undergrads can choose which seminar suits their timetable the best.

Please note that you will need to register for your modules on eMR - via either , or evision, before sigining up to Politics and International Studies seminars.

Full instructions can be found here: Tabula Seminar Sign Up Userguide

Whether you're an undergraduate, postgraduate, home or international student, you will find essential information on . It provides an overview of all University services and arrivals weekend. Welcome to PAIS - and welcome to Warwick. We look forward to meeting you all soon!