Scholars and students at the Department of Politics and International Relations share their thoughts, research, and experiences in our blog.
All News Finds Them: Unravelling young adult's use of TikTok for accessing news content
By Alexandra von Sybel, 26 August 2024
UK General Election 2024: When voters fell out of love with the SNP
By Lynn Bennie, 15 July 2024
2024 UK election results: Below the top line, a complex picture emerges
By Malcolm Harvey, 8 July 2024
Exploring Political Corruption in Liberal Democracies: A Case Study on the United Kingdom's response to the 'Party-gate' scandal.
By Lauren Jones, 17 June 2024
Influencer or Radical Right Politician? Finnish populist radical right communication on TikTok blurs the line between the two
By Jukka Seppälä, 7 June 2024
The evolution of a teaching project
By Malcolm Harvey, 16 May 2024
Turkey heads for a run-off vote- Why? My two kurush on Turkish elections
By Digdem Soyaltin Colella, 23 May 2023
Scotland has a New First Minister, but is it the same old Scottish politics?
By Lynn Bennie, Malcolm Harvey, and Judith Sijstermans, published on the LSE blog, 29 March 2023
Turkey Earthquake: Where Corruption and Natural Disasters Meet
By Digdem Soyaltin Collela, 13 March 2023
Strategic Studies Wargaming Club Inaugural Game: The Soviets Are the Winners!
By James Johnson, 2 March 2023
Counter-Terror and Muslim Charity in the UK Post-Covid
By Samantha May, 27 February 2023
Introducing the Strategic Studies MSc at Aberdeen
By James Johnson, 25 January 2023
Walking the Tightrope: Populist Radical Right Parties and the ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ Migrant
By Judith Sijstermans, 1 December 2022
'The future of Ireland is not a headcount' - Why radical inclusion is important
By Joanne McEvoy and Jennifer Todd, 21 October 2022
Royal Irish Academy, Analysing and Researching Ireland North and South #ARINS @Arinsproject
Big, bigger, Big Data in Politics and International Relations: Academic chameleons trying to adjust to the digital reality of the social and political world
By Kathrin Thomas, 30 September 2022