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Podcast Episode 7: The Future of Ukraine and the European Union

Ukraine is the only country to have ever submitted an application to join the EU whilst being invaded. Professor Dimitrova and Dr. Mazepus discuss the recent history of civil societies, the two revolutions in Ukraine's 21st century, and the evolution of Ukraine's political culture since.

The Criminalisation of Safety Deficiencies in Europe

What is the role of criminal law in relation to safety matters? How can criminal negligence or intent be proven in safety-related investigations? The article summarises the seminar discussion organised by the Centre of Expertise on Global Governance and the Institute of Security and Global Affairs.

Podcast Episode 6: Researching War, Peace and Justice

Introducing a new research group for the Institute of Security and Global Affairs.

Behind the Curtain: an alternative socio–cultural and socio–economic perspective on the unrest in Kazakhstan

Beyond ‘Indoctrination’ and ‘Brainwashing’: Understanding the Transmission of Extreme Beliefs

When discussing the transmission of extreme beliefs, we tend to fall back on concepts such as ‘indoctrination’ and ‘brainwashing’. In this blog, we explain why this is problematic.

Podcast Episode 5: The Hague Program on Cyber Norms - Interview with Taylor Grossman and Heajune Lee

After a successful conference organised by The Hague Program For Cyber Norms, Jake sits down with Taylor Grossman and Heajune Lee of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to discuss their papers, their work, and the emerging field of cyber norms.