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New @OxPolBlog podcast
DPIR’s Patricia Owens discusses:
📌Lost & found IR thinkers @LeverhulmeWHIT recovers
📌Archival research challenges + solutions
📌Gender dynamics in academia then & now
📌Locations of IR thought outside of academia + their value
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🎧 If you enjoyed our podcast on the gendered #authoritygap with Mary Ann Seighart this morning, why not try our other podcasts from the #WomenInPolitics @OxPolBlog series?!
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay!
To celebrate we're sharing a new @OxPolBlog podcast #justpublished featuring PPE alumna & journalist @MASieghart
♀️ Is there a gendered authority gap?
📻 Listen: buff.ly/3kW6KT3
📕 Read 'The Authority Gap' buff.ly/3yjeVvO
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay!
To celebrate we're sharing a new @OxPolBlog podcast #justpublished featuring PPE alumna & journalist @MASieghart
♀️ Is there a gendered authority gap?
📻 Listen: buff.ly/3kW6KT3
📕 Read 'The Authority Gap' buff.ly/3yjeVvO
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New @OxPolBlog podcast!
@RIBernhard joins to discuss:
📌 Feminine & masculine traits in political leadership
📌 Variation in voter responses to gender-typical cues
📌 Appearance-based discrimination in politics
📌 Visual conjoint experiments
Listen here:buff.ly/3D0x4kF
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🎙 New @OxPolBlog Podcast
📌 Effective & ineffective gender quotas
📌 Gender dimensions of corruption
📌 Civil society activism + machismo
…and more on women’s political agency in #LatinAmerica
With Malu Gatto @UCLAmericas, @AnnaJessieP, @JZulver
🎧↓ buff.ly/3tBlG9M
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♀️ How does #corruption in Latin America affect women's access to political roles?
🎙️In the new episode of @OxPolBlog podcast @annajessiep discusses her extensive work on gender and corruption, and suggests promising policy solutions. blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/oxpol…
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🎙New @OxPolBlog podcast!
DPhil candidate @_FayeCurtis joins to discuss:
⏺Female warriors in close combat roles
⏺Risks & opportunities of integration of women in previously all-male military units
⏺Culture of work at NATO
Listen here:buff.ly/3MFMXAW
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It is with sadness that we hear of the death of Her Majesty The Queen.
The University has been honoured by a close relationship with The Queen over many decades: ox.ac.uk/news/2022-09-08-pas…
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🎧 New @OxPolBlog Podcast
📌 Forms & experiences of violence in politics
📌 Strategies to reduce it + what they lack
📌 Culture of Westminster
...and more
With @UNSRVAW, Michael Drolet @OxfordCIH @WorcCollegeOx, @SofiaColMar, Dame Laura Cox
Listen here: buff.ly/3AOeuKO
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On @OxPolBlog - As Trump and Biden jockey to control the narrative of the #Election2020 campaign, speculation about a possible “October surprise” is widespread.... But what is an October Surprise? And how have they impacted campaigns before? blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/octob…
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Pleased to see a revised version of my post on "October surprises" and US presidential elections on @OxPolBlog. Plenty of other great posts well worth a read as the blog relaunches this season:
In the first post of our fall relaunch, @Andy_J_Payne discusses the history of the famed "October surprise" in US politics and foreign policy as we close in on the 3 November election 🇺🇸🗳️ #BallotBox2020 #USElection2020
Have a read! 👇👇
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/octob…
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"Expect to hear more cries of foul play and political gimmickry, as unease grows at what the final throes of the campaign might hold in store."
-- @Andy_J_Payne on a potential "October surprise" in the US election in a post for @OxPolBlog #BallotBox2020
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/octob…
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We are not facing a simple trade-off between liberty and public health, but a more complex challenge to maintain liberty as non-domination, writes Professor Cécile Laborde. politics.ox.ac.uk/news/covid…
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Did COVID-19 cause a new wave of anti-Chinese sentiment in the UK?
The latest @OxPolBlog argues that the current British governing class is developing a new—and more hostile–stance towards China, regardless of both the US and Coronavirus.
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/brita…
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In the latest installment of @OxPolBlog's #BallotBox2020 series, Tamara Boussac ( @EHESS_fr) discusses the implications of past political contestation over #welfare and #Medicaid policy in the upcoming US election
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/a-cam…
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An excellent piece by Cécile Laborde, Professor of Political Theory at the University of Oxford, titled 'Liberty in the time of Corona' that looks at the erosion of #Liberty and the general tenets of #democracy as a result of the #COVID19 pandemic.
Read: blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/liber…
How should citizens approach curtailments of their liberties during the Coronavirus pandemic?
Oxford Professor Cécile Laborde writes exclusively for the OxPol blog:
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/liber…
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blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/leban… 🇱🇧 In extremely difficult times I’m so grateful to be given the opportunity to use my voice and have my article published on the @OxPolBlog. #universityofoxford #lebanon #thawra #middleeast #financialcrisis
@OxfordMEC – at Oxford, England
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In his latest piece for @OxPolBlog, DPIR DPhil student Javier Pérez Sandoval asks what #Mexico can learn from #Brazil's past experience with shifting partisanship and electoral support.
Check it out here!
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/will-…
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Can #BernieOrBust be justified?
MPhil student Brian Wong of discusses the ethics of #voting -- or not voting -- in a new piece for @OxPolBlog 🗳️
#BallotBox2020
blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/can-b…
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In the first contribution for @OxPolBlog's new series, 'Ballot Box 2020', @Andy_J_Payne draws on his latest @Journal_IS publication to explain why presidents think twice about escalating military conflict with impending elections: bit.ly/3c7cBvv