Politics, International Relations, and Sociology

Entry requirements

Politics, International Relations, and Sociology - Canterbury Christ Church University

Months of entry

September

Course content

We have a vibrant community of research students, supported by enthusiastic and committed research active staff. We are available for supervision for research at MA, MSc, MPhil, or PhD level.

• Politics
• International Relations
• Sociology.

• Migration and Local Governance  
• The US Tea Party and collective memory  
• Reclaiming the collective agency capability of civil society  
• Inter-country adoption from Ethiopia to Italy: shaping families and ties to their kin 
• Reclaiming the collective agency capability of civil society 
• Professionalisation and credibility among midwife tutors
• New paths of asymmetrical federalism in the EU: the Eurozone as a federal system  
• Enlightenment Liberalism and the Challenge of Pluralism  
• The Limits of Territorial Autonomy: Secession in Liberal Democratic States