News
Chris Armstrong's book Global Distributive Justice
15 December 2011
The first textbook focussed on global justice, the book provides 'a very clear, learned, and comprehensive discussion of different approaches to global distributive justice and ... their implications for pressing policy issues such as trade, immigration, and climate change' (Christian Barry, Australian National University).
'Hacking, the Murdoch press and politics' - Jon Sopel guest lecture now online
1 December 2011
We were honoured to have former University of Southampton Politics student and outstanding political journalist Jon Sopel give us his time to speak to colleagues and students about his experiences.
PAIR forges links with Iceland
9 November 2011
The Politics and International Relations division has recently established a variety of links with the academic world in Iceland.
8 November 2011
David Owen, Professor of Social and Political Philosophy, is currently working on issues surrounding migration.
19 October 2011
PAIR (Politics and International Relations) are now running weekly tutorials for undergraduate students in their first semester of study at Southampton.
Dr Hensengerth wins British Academy Small Grant for study of Mekong River Commission
23 August 2011
Institutionalising Environmental Norms for Large Dams: the Case of the Mekong River Commission
Graduation 2011 marks achievements of students and honorary graduates
19 July 2011
BBC news reporter Jon Sopel will join this year’s graduates and three other leading figures at ceremonies at the University’s Highfield campus.
Explaining House of Lords Reform
13 July 2011
Dr Alexandra Kelso, along with co-author Dr Peter Dorey (University of Cardiff) have published a new book entitled "House of Lords Reform Since 1911: Must The Lords Go?"
Recruiting Teaching Fellow in Global Politics
27 June 2011
Applications are invited for a Teaching Fellow position in the Politics & International Relations division of Social Sciences.
15 June 2011
Politic's research fellow, Rebecca Edwards, gave the key note speech to the AGM of the Bourne Spring Trust.