Security and defence

James Harle
12th December 2017

Anatomy of a non-coup: What next for Zimbabwe?
James Harle
5th December 2017

Preventing violent extremism: the problem of meaningful evaluation
James Harle
10th November 2017

Leaving by the Back Door: Priti Patel and the crisis of corruption
James Harle
22nd September 2017

Securitisation and Policymaking: Lessons from Sierra Leone
James Harle
26th May 2017

A purpose in life acts as an antidote to adversity
James Harle
22nd March 2017

Do Warnings Work?
James Harle
20th February 2017

The World in 2050 and Beyond: Part 3 - Science and Policy
James Harle
14th February 2017

The World in 2050 and Beyond: Part 2 - Technological Errors and Terrors
James Harle
9th September 2016

Who wants to be superior? The psychogenesis of xenophobia and radical Islam in Germany

Dr Alim Baluch is Teaching Fellow in German Politics & Society at the University of Bath's Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies. In July 2016, Germany was struck to the core by a wave of terrorist attacks; two were carried out...
James Harle
2nd September 2016

Defending the indefensible: France, the burkini affair and the further mainstreaming of racism

Dr Aurelien Mondon is Senior Lecturer in French and Comparative Politics at the University of Bath. His research focuses predominantly on elite discourse and the mainstreaming of far-right politics, particularly through the use of populism and racism. In the aftermath...

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