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Oliver Hensengerth was in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, for a workshop on Integrated Water Resources Management in the Mekong Basin at the Water Resources University. The workshop is part of the Newton Fund-British Academy project on Proactively Living with… Continue Reading →
The merit – gender conundrum In December 2016 Ban Ki-moon, current UN Secretary-General, will leave office as his term expires. Since early 2015 campaign groups have been calling for the next UNSG to be a woman (@She4SG), to be elected… Continue Reading →
July 2015 and the gowns were back out. We said good-bye to our freshly minted Bachelors of Art in Politics. This is a sad but also very proud time for us… more here
What politics means to you. A competition for all Politics and History & Politics students On Monday, 11 May staff and students congregated in Squires to celebrate 50 years of Sociology at Northumbria and to select the winners of… Continue Reading →
In the recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014), a national exercise to measure the quality of research, our research was rated 51% internationally excellent and world leading. Alongside colleagues in Sociology, Criminology, Social Work and Health, we submitted to Social Work… Continue Reading →