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PAIS Ranked Among the Global Top 50 for Politics

PAIS has achieved a Top 50 global ranking in the QS World University Rankings 2026, placing 1st in England (outside Oxbridge and London), 8th in the UK, and 18th in Europe. This milestone reflects the department’s world-leading research, high-quality teaching, and strong academic community, made possible by the contributions of its staff, students, and partners.

Fri 27 Mar 2026, 13:58 | Tags: Impact Awards

Workshop on European Politics, Public Policy, and Governance 24th to 27th September 2026 - Call for Submissions

Researchers from across Europe will gather in Brussels this September for the inaugural European Politics, Public Policy, and Governance (EPPG) Workshop, a new initiative led by the Brussels School of Governance and the University of Warwick. Focused on European integration amid global challenges, the small, fully funded event will bring together scholars—particularly early-career researchers—for in-depth discussion, feedback, and career development, including a dedicated academic job market panel.
Thu 14 May 2026, 15:14 | Tags: Staff Research

Can public discourse impact AI regulation? Latest Research from PAIS' Kerem Öge

In their newly published JCMS paper, Kerem Öge and Manuel Quintin show that frames and discourse coalitions influence the scope and ethos of US and EU facial recognition policies.

Thu 14 May 2026, 15:06 | Tags: Staff Research

CRIPS Annual Lecture: Professor Andrew Baldwin

CRIPS are incredibly excited to announce this year's annual lecture with our guest speaker Professor Andrew Baldwin from Durham University. The lecture is co-convened with the Borders, Race, Ethnicity and Migration Network (BREM) and the Environmental Politics cluster at PAIS.

Thu 14 May 2026, 15:02 | Tags: Staff PhD Postgraduate

ISA Diplomatic Studies award for PAIS scholar

Professor Tom Long’s award-winning article, co-authored with Carsten-Andreas Schulz, examines Latin American reactions to the 1884–85 Berlin Conference, best known for its role in the “scramble for Africa”. Focusing on diplomats from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, the article shows how the conference shaped Latin American understandings of imperialism and their own position in the international order. It highlights the global repercussions of late nineteenth-century imperialism and reassesses Latin American anti-imperialism.

Tue 28 Apr 2026, 18:48 | Tags: Staff Impact PhD Postgraduate Undergraduate Research Awards

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