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UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series | international politics from the margin
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Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series. Last week I attended the first in a series of seven one-day seminars looking into ‘UK-Africa Policy after Labour’, which is being funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. In Nairobi, Kenya. More details on the seminar series will be available at our website – http:/ www.open.ac.uk/socialsciences/bisa-africa/uk-africa-policy. We were honoured to have...
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Teaching South African Politics | international politics from the margin
https://internationalpoliticsfromthemargin.net/2014/11/25/teaching-south-african-politics
Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. Teaching South African Politics. A few months back I was asked to make a film where I summarise my undergraduate module on ‘South African Politics: from Apartheid to Democracy’ in just one minute! Here is the final edited version. After 2015: Critically Engaging with Global Development. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 3 →. One Response to “Teaching South African Politics”. Plan B for #Hi...
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security | international politics from the margin
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Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 3. Back in late October I made the short trip to the University of Warwick to attend the third of seven seminars in an ESRC series I am co-organising on UK-Africa relations. Elsewhere on this blog you can read my reports on the opening seminar on ‘ Contemporary UK-Africa Relations in Historical Perspective. One of the broad themes that came out of the day&...
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UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 3 | international politics from the margin
https://internationalpoliticsfromthemargin.net/2014/12/15/uk-africa-relations-seminar-series-part-3
Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 3. Back in late October I made the short trip to the University of Warwick to attend the third of seven seminars in an ESRC series I am co-organising on UK-Africa relations. Elsewhere on this blog you can read my reports on the opening seminar on ‘ Contemporary UK-Africa Relations in Historical Perspective. One of the broad themes that came out of the day&...
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World Trade: Ten Years On From Cancún | international politics from the margin
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Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. World Trade: Ten Years On From Cancún. Image by Global Justice Posters. Did this represent the increased activism of developing states in global trade? What has happened during the decade since Cancún? A week after the Conference in September 2003 Robert Zoellick, then US trade representative, wrote in a piece for the Financial Times that,. In essence, what the last decade has revealed is that t...
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UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 4 | international politics from the margin
https://internationalpoliticsfromthemargin.net/2015/04/30/uk-africa-relations-seminar-series-part-4
Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 4. Last month the ESRC series on UK-Africa relations held its fourth meeting at Chatham House in London. In line with my reports on previous meetings, this blog entry provides a brief summary of the discussions and some of the thoughts that I had on what was said (and in some cases not said! Our day at Chatham House began with a presentation. In 2012, he a...
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UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 2 | international politics from the margin
https://internationalpoliticsfromthemargin.net/2014/06/17/uk-africa-relations-seminar-series-part-2
Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 2. Last month I enjoyed a day-trip to the University of Birmingham to attend the second of an ESRC-funded seminar series on UK-Africa relations, which I am involved in organising. More details on the seminar series are available at our website http:/ www.open.ac.uk/socialsciences/bisa-africa/uk-africa-policy. Miles Wickstead outlined what he saw as the def...
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Prospertiy agenda | international politics from the margin
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Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. Tag Archives: Prospertiy agenda. UK-Africa Relations Seminar Series Part 4. Last month the ESRC series on UK-Africa relations held its fourth meeting at Chatham House in London. In line with my reports on previous meetings, this blog entry provides a brief summary of the discussions and some of the thoughts that I had on what was said (and in some cases not said! In 2012, he also noted the symbi...
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teaching | international politics from the margin
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Dr Stephen Hurt, Senior Lecturer in IR, Oxford Brookes University, UK. International politics from the margin. Teaching South African Politics. A few months back I was asked to make a film where I summarise my undergraduate module on ‘South African Politics: from Apartheid to Democracy’ in just one minute! Here is the final edited version. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 35 other followers. Follow Me On Twitter.
