An Interview with Mary Kaldor: Insights into the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Tue 5, Apr 2022PaCCS Communications Officer Kate McNeil discusses the Russian invasion of Ukraine with LSE's Professor Mary Kaldor.
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Civil Society Collaborations in Response to Crime & Violence in Mexico
Tue 29, Mar 2022Professor Trevor Stack discusses his work in Mexico on civil society collaborations in response to crime and violence.
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Researching Russian Relations
Mon 7, Mar 2022PaCCS interviewed Dr Maxine David, an expert in Russia-EU and Russia-UK relations in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Public Perceptions of Threat in Britain
Tue 18, Jan 2022Professor Dan Stevens discusses 'Public Perceptions of Threat in Britain: Security in an Age of Austerity' project with PaCCS Communications Officer Kate McNeil.
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Diplomacy in translation: British foreign policy as a techno-cultural assemblage
Tue 4, Jan 2022UCL geographer Professor Jason Dittmer discusses his work on British foreign policy as a techno-cultural assemblage.
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Venture Scientists: Commercialising Research with Conception X
Tue 14, Dec 2021In this guest blog post, Aurora Percannella, the Digital Marketing Lead at Conception X, writes about her work at a the not-for-profit organisation supporting PhD researchers interested in commercialising their research, and shares details about their nine-month programme for PhD students.
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UK-EU anti-trafficking cooperation after Brexit
Tue 7, Dec 2021Doctoral researcher Clara Cotroneo shares her insights into UK-EU anti-trafficking cooperation after Brexit.
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Games and Abstraction: The Science of Cybersecurity
Tue 5, Oct 2021Professor Pasquale Malacaria, a mathematician and computer sciences researcher at Queen Mary University of London, discusses his work on Games and Abstraction: The Science of Cybersecurity.
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Archives, Oral Histories, and Narratives of Rhodesian Identity
Tue 21, Sep 2021We sat down with Dr Diana Jeater, an Emeritus Professor of African History at the University of the West of England and Associate Dean (Education) at the University of Liverpool to discuss her thoughts on oral history projects and her work on “'Why did you fight?' Narratives of Rhodesian identity during the insurgency 1972-1980”.
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Security in an Africa of Networked, Multi-level Governance
Tue 7, Sep 2021Professor David Leonard discusses his work on the Global Uncertainties: Security in an Africa of Networked, Multi-level Governance project.
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