A new @wlv_uni campaign showcasing the University’s wide-ranging, world-class research has been launched. From emotional impact in sport to the possibility of a male contraceptive pill. Check the YouTube videos.
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Drawing on new files Kassimeris and Price assess how in early 1980s Militant became the first and only Trotskyist group to be considered by MI5 a significant subversive threat to British internal security. @LSEpoliticsblog @wlv_uni https://t.co/aNHodj7oWf
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Free to read: Sarah O' Connor - Not everyone is hunkered down at home. Essential workers must go out to keep the lights on and fellow citizens fed. This exposes an uncomfortable truth: the people we need the most are often the ones we value the least
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This is a long, grimly coruscating essay about Labour’s decline and its grave future challenges. Disagree on a few points, but very much worth reading. https://t.co/pfiwlIDyRM via @nybooks
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We welcomed journalist and human rights campaigner @polblonde recently to give a thought-provoking talk to students and about the link between domestic violence and terrorism. @GKassimeris
Does Domestic Violence Turn Men into Terrorists? A talk by columnist and human rights campaigner @polblonde tomorrow 12 Nov 1pm @wlv_uni No ticket required
Terrorist attacks that have been committed by men with a history of domestic violence will be the focus of a thought-provoking lecture. Journalist and novelist @polblonde will deliver a free lecture looking at some high-profile cases on 12 Nov.
Read more: https://t.co/dnImFUw1xt
How are terrorists remembered in media obituaries, and why might it matter? New article out now, free copies here! https://t.co/7yB0ySCyRz #terrorism#memory#criticalsecuritystudies
Pyotr Pavlensky has sewn his lips shut, nailed his scrotum to the street and wrapped himself naked in barbed wire outside the St. Petersburg Parliament. The Russian artist's spectacular acts of self-mutilation blur the lines between art, protest and crime
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