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Dominic Kelly

Dom & Sam Associate Professor of Politics and International Studies

Email: dominic.kelly@warwick.ac.uk
Room: E1.22
Tel.: 024765-23324


Advice & Feedback Hours:

All online via MS Teams. You can book here

Term 1:

Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am

Wednesday, 9.30-10.30am

Term 2: TBC

Term 3: By appointment

No Advice & Feedback Hours in Reading Weeks or during Vacations.

I am Associate Fellow of the Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation, and an Honorary Fellow of the Political Economy Research Centre (now SPERI) at the University of Sheffield.

I received an MA in International Studies and a PhD from the University of Sheffield, and joined the Department of Politics and International Studies in 2000. I was awarded the Political Studies Association Sir Bernard Crick Prize for Outstanding Teaching in Political Studies in 2003/4, and received a Postgraduate Certificate in Post-Compulsory Education from the University of Warwick in April 2005. I have been external examiner at the universities of Nottingham and Sheffield. I have been external examiner on PhD Viva Committees both in the UK and abroad.

Teaching

I have taught widely across our UG Level modules, including an 8 year stint as module director of World Politics (PO131) and a number of years as module director of Theories of International Relations (PO219). I have contributed to several other modules as a seminar leader and occasional lecturer, including Foundations of Political Economy (PO133), States and Markets (PO230), and Race and International Politics (PO3A8).

In the recent past I have taught four modules at MA Level: The Nuclear Question (PO9D3); The Global Politics of Nuclear Weapons (PO9C8); The Politics of International Trade (PO9D4); and Issues and Cases in the Politics of International Trade (PO9C1).

For the 2025/26 session I am module director of the following:

Term 1:

  • Dynamics of Nuclear Proliferation (PO3A1)
  • The Politics of International Trade (PO9D4)

Term 2:

  • The Political Economy of Personal Finance (PO3B9)
  • The Global Politics of Nuclear Weapons (PO9C8)

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