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ESRC funding success

The has agreed to fund the AiO project, in which Professor is Co-Investigator and Dr is Research Fellow. The IERG share of the funding is £210,000.

This project, which is led by Professor of Aston University, uses forensic linguistic techniques which will make it possible for police more effectively to counter paedophile activity on the internet. The (IERG) is responsible for ethics work in this project.

Fri 20 Dec 2013, 11:36 | Tags: Research

Masumi Owa wins BISA award

Congratulations to PhD candidate on being granted an award from the (British International Studies Association) Founders Fund to support completion of her doctoral thesis on ‘Collective action in global governance: the case of the Development Assistance Committee.’

Thu 12 Dec 2013, 11:54 | Tags: PhD

Prof Shaun Breslin delivered keynote lecture at APSA conference

Shaun Breslin was invited to give the keynote opening lecture at the annual Australian Political Studies Association conference in Perth. The conference theme was governing the resource boom with Breslin’s presentation, “Low Profile No More? Resource (In) Security and Chinese World Views” focussing on the international politics of Chinese energy concerns.

Mon 09 Dec 2013, 08:24 | Tags: Research Centre - CSGR

Announcement of Two PhD Studentships

We are pleased to announce that the competition is now live for two PhD studentships to be linked to 's ESRC Professorial Fellowship project, ''.

The deadline for applications is January 13th 2014.

Link for details on how to apply: .

Fri 06 Dec 2013, 11:54 | Tags: PhD Postgraduate

Trevor McCrisken on BBC World TV

PAIS Associate Professor appeared live on BBC World TV programme "Impact" on Friday November 29th. Trevor participated in a discussion on Guantanamo Bay and talked about the reasons why President Obama is finding it so difficult to make good on his pledge to close the detention facility. The programme focused on the case of Shaker Aamer, the last British citizen being held, who was first detained by the US authorities 12 years ago. Also taking part in the discussion were the lawyer for Shaker Aamer, Clive Stafford Smith, and Dr David Nicholl, who has written about the medical ethics of force-feeding hunger-striking detainees. Trevor focused on the political barriers being faced by the Obama administration in its attempts to release or transfer to the US or to third countries.

You can watch the video below:


Thu 05 Dec 2013, 13:02 | Tags: Staff PhD Postgraduate Undergraduate

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