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Department of Sociology, Politics and International Relations

Work-in-Progress seminar series

This seminar series is an internal opportunity for members of the Centre to discuss their work, at any stage of development.

For the 2025/26 seasons, all sessions will take place in Bancroft 2.41 from 4-5pm (unless advertised at a different location and time).

If you want to check the earlier versions of this series (BIP seminars), check here.

Date Presenter Title
08/10/2025 Stijn van Kessel

Why stay? The role of collective efficacy in populist radical right party activism

15/10/2025 Yara Sleiman Pre-analysis plan
22/10/2025 Javier Sajuria

TBC

29/10/2025 Corina Lacatus Hands-off Orchestration: Border security and the governance of irregular migrant care in the Canary Islands
12/11/2025 Maureen Lifongo TBC
19/11/2025 James Strong Book chapter - conclusions
26/11/2025 Torill Stavenes TBC
03/12/2025 Sebastian Koehler Climate Change Lobbying in the UK
04/02/2026 Georg Loefflmann Germany's Zeitenwende: Temporal Security Narratives and Ontological Disruption
11/02/2026 Nicholas Anakwue The shapes of digital contention in Sub-Saharan Africa: A comparative ERGM analysis of #EndSARS and #ThisFlag
18/02/2026 Miri Davidson (Warwick)  The Moral Economies of the Radical Right
25/02/2026 Tim Bale The political psychology of right-wing parties members
04/03/2026 Matthew Barnfield TBC
18/03/2026 CGD Doctoral Research Forum - Roundtable (4.00 - 5.30pm)
25/03/2026 Ksenia Northmore-Ball Rallying 'round the school house: the politicization of education in time of conflict
01/04/2026 Sebastian Koehler Climate Change Lobbying in the UK
08/04/2026 Richard Johnson Labour and the Constitution
15/04/2026 Dan Gover Opposition Days in the UK parliament
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