By Claire Dunlop, Scott James and Claudio Radaelli. Divisions in the Conservative Party allowed the European Union to set the agenda during Brexit negotiations, a new study shows. The EU was able to monopolise the production of key negotiating texts and guidelines because the Tories were distracted by infighting, the evidence collected by academics says. This […]
Beth Dooley is a second-year PhD student with the Centre for Rural Policy Research in the Sociology, Philosophy, and Anthropology Department. She received the Rowan Johnstone PhD Studentship to explore the myriad complexities involved with building resilience in UK agricultural policy. Thanks to funding from the Centre for European Governance, I had the privilege of attending the […]
Dr Florian Stoeckel, Lecturer in Politics, University of Exeter In this new project, we measure the prevalence of conspiratorial thinking in Europe. We also seek to better understand the reasons why citizens believe in conspiracy theories. Joelle Tasker (Exeter BSc student graduating July 2019) and I conduct this analysis based on a novel large-N public […]
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