Breaking Britain is a podcast produced by the King's College London European and International Studies Department exploring the politics of a Disunited Kingdom.
Welcome to @kingseuropean's Breaking Britain Podcast! Over the next few weeks @APHClarkson and @RussellDFoster will be joined by scholars and commentators who can provide expert insight into the challenges reshaping a disunited kingdom and a wary republic.
This week on the Breaking Britain podcast, we've been joined by Geoffrey Pleyers, a renowned scholar of social movements who can help us explore the impact the rise of MAGA Trump populism has had on Mexico and the rest of Latin America.
https://t.co/xJKFxTiaAm
As Professor of Sociology at UC Louvain and President of the International Sociological Association, Geoffrey Pleyers has explored how social movements have responded to globalisation and the existential challenges democracies face today
https://t.co/xJKFxTiaAm
This week on the Breaking Britain podcast, we've been joined by Geoffrey Pleyers, a renowned scholar of social movements who can help us explore the impact the rise of MAGA Trump populism has had on Mexico and the rest of Latin America.
https://t.co/xJKFxTiaAm
Really enjoyed this discussion with Geoffrey Pleyers that explores how Mexico and the rest of Latin America have responded to Trump's chaotic bullying, and the lessons scholars, academics and activists in the wider world can learn from these developments in the Western Hemisphere
As Professor of Sociology at UC Louvain and President of the International Sociological Association, Geoffrey Pleyers has explored how social movements have responded to globalisation and the existential challenges democracies face today
https://t.co/xJKFxTiaAm
With his extensive policy experience as Professor in European Politics at KCL when it comes to crises Europe has faced over the last decade, Christoph can help us better understand an escalating conflict between Russia and the European Union.
https://t.co/E0liBf1wtK
In this episode for the Breaking Britain Podcast, we've been joined by our colleague Christoph Meyer to explore the reasons why relations between Russia and the European Union fell apart in the 2010s.
https://t.co/E0liBf1wtK
Over the past decades, Lee Savage has produced groundbreaking research focusing on the politics of Central and Eastern European societies that can provide fascinating insights into how Europe was reshaped in the chaotic years after the fall of Communism.
https://t.co/3G4oJQJY9X
As part of our podcast series exploring turning points that shaped European politics, this week we've been joined by Lee Savage to explore the impact the collapse of Communism in 1989 had on societies across Central and Eastern Europe.
https://t.co/3G4oJQJY9X
Really enjoyed discussing how the legacies of the collapse of Yugoslavia still shape European integration today with my colleagues Ben Jones and @RussellDFoster
As a lecturer in European Foreign Policy at KCL, Ben focuses on how military cooperation affects state sovereignty. Ben's vast experience as a researcher and advisor for the EU can help us gain insights into how wars in the 1990s still shape Europe today.
https://t.co/t9BNWYtDTX
As part of our new season exploring crises that have shaped European politics, in this first episode we've been joined by our colleague Ben Jones to explore the impact the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1991 had on Europe's long term security.
https://t.co/t9BNWYtDTX
To help us expore the impact of social change in Scotland on this pivotal UK election we've been joined by David Leask (@LeaskyHT).
We also take a closer look at how party machine politics has been pivotal to how the campaigns have unfolded in Scotland.
https://t.co/fotmb0uYit
With elections looming on 4 July we've been joined this week on the Breaking Britain podcast by @BenIdrisJones, a foreign policy expert at @kings_eis who can help explore the impact a new UK government will have on Britain's relations with the wider world
https://t.co/aH91RQT8lV
For this episode of the Breaking Britain podcast, we've been joined by @DimitarBechev to help us explore how domestic protest and escalating conflict reshaped the politics of Turkey, Russia and their neighbours during the crisis of the 2010s.
https://t.co/1CUwM94vrJ
@DimitarBechev has written extensively about these complex interactions between Turkey and Russia in studies that are rich in fascinating insights.
He is now a Lecturer at the University of Oxford's School of Russian and East European Studies.
https://t.co/1CUwM94vrJ