Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

DPIR alumni 🌍 Join 25,000+ peers across 26 countries as we celebrate 25 years of impact. Help shape the next chapter—share your reflections in our 5–10 min survey and stay connected to Oxford’s research excellence. 👉 ow.ly/Zugq50XKWqi

DPIR alumni 🌍 Join 25,000+ peers across 26 countries as we celebrate 25 years of impact. Help shape the next chapter—share your reflections in our 5–10 min survey and stay connected to Oxford’s research excellence. 👉 ow.ly/Zugq50XKWqi

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

DPIR alumni 🌍 Join 25,000+ peers across 26 countries as we celebrate 25 years of impact. Help shape the next chapter—share your reflections in our 5–10 min survey and stay connected to Oxford’s research excellence. 👉 ow.ly/Zugq50XKWqi

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

Maria Balinska joins the Centre for Democratic Resilience as Practitioner Associate. Former Executive Director of the US-UK Fulbright Commission, she brings expert leadership in higher education, international exchange & cross-cultural engagement. Learn more: ow.ly/X9IJ50XKffU

DPhil alumnus in International Relations, Daniel Zoughbie’s new book Kicking the Hornet’s Nest: US Foreign Policy in the Middle East from Truman to Trump, investigates eight decades of American decision-making in one of the world’s most volatile regions: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

British politics in 2025 is now bloc politics. @profjanegreen.bsky.social new co-authored article shows how Leave–Remain divides shape vote switching, whether Reform has hit a ceiling, and how viability and voter intensity—using BES data—will shape what comes next: ow.ly/1ygG50XJwag

Welcome Maria Balinska as Practitioner Associate with the Centre for Democratic Resilience. Former Executive Director of the US-UK Fulbright Commission, Maria brings deep expertise in higher ed leadership, international exchange & diplomacy.Learn more: ow.ly/It5P50XKck8 #DemocraticResilience

DPIR's @laurensukin.bsky.social has co-authored a new article in the @ejisbisa.bsky.social exploring who really shapes nuclear decision-making: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

New publication alert 🚨 DPIR associate @javierpsandoval.bsky.social has a paper out in Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, showing how mixed-method and subnational research work together—drawing on three classics to build stronger evidence and better explanations: ow.ly/kClL50XJtTo

DPIR's @tabouchadi.bsky.social has co-authored a new paper in @thejop.bsky.social on 'The electoral effects of state-sponsored anti LGBTQ measures': www.journals.uchicag...

This week we’ve been introducing you to our 2025 job market candidates—they are emerging experts across politics, theory, inequality, conflict, and more. Discover their research and skills!: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

🎉 Thank you to the alumni, friends & guests who joined us to celebrate 25 years of DPIR! Nearly 170 of you gathered in London for a fantastic anniversary evening. Missed our special Inspires edition? Read it here: ow.ly/nEjZ50XGqbQ 🎉

Introducing our 2025 Job Market Candidates – meet @pascallouismowla.bsky.social. Pascal’s research explores corruption, merit, opportunity and meaningful work—revealing what justice requires of us in non-ideal conditions. Find out more about our candidates: ow.ly/CuH350XHqJf

Introducing our 2025 Job Market Candidates – meet Jacob Williams. Jacob’s research addresses the critique of liberalism offered by 'postliberal' academics and public intellectuals. Find out more about our candidates: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

Celebrating 25 years of global impact at the Department of Politics & IR! 🌍✨ We’re a diverse community driving real-world change — and we’re just getting started. Dive into our journey and discover how we’re shaping the future of global leadership:

🎉 Huge thanks to our alumni for celebrating 25 years with us in London last night! Nearly 170 friends gathered to reconnect and reflect on studying politics & IR at Oxford. Missed our special anniversary Inspires edition? Read it here: ow.ly/w51c50XGpgl🎉

Introducing our 2025 Job Market Candidates – meet Wilin Buitrago Arias. Wilin’s research concerns political parties and institutional development in post-conflict settings; collective political violence; electoral behaviour; and human rights. Find out more: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

📢 APPLY NOW! @politicsoxford.bsky.social are seeking to appoint an Associate Professor of the Comparative Politics of Africa, in association with St Peter’s College. 🗓️ CLOSES: Noon (GMT) 21 Jan 2026: ow.ly/H31A50XHn83

Introducing our 2025 Job Market Candidates – meet Tanisha Mohapatra. Tanisha studies how material inequality and social identity interact to shape democratic representation and redistribution. Find out more about our candidates: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

DPhil in International Relations student Archishman Ray Goswami has co-authored the first volume of an upcoming three-part series on the evolution, present, and future of India's intelligence community: ow.ly/HGKL50XGQ9V

🎉 Thank you to the alumni, friends & guests who joined us to celebrate 25 years of DPIR! Nearly 170 of you gathered in London for a fantastic anniversary evening. Missed our special Inspires edition? Read it here: ow.ly/nEjZ50XGqbQ 🎉

🎉 Huge thanks to our alumni for celebrating 25 years with us in London last night! Nearly 170 friends gathered to reconnect and reflect on studying politics & IR at Oxford. Missed our special anniversary Inspires edition? Read it here: ow.ly/w51c50XGpgl🎉

Introducing our 2025 Job Market Candidates – meet Daniel Barker Flores. Daniel’s research explores organised crime-related violence, governance, and State-building, with a regional focus on Latin America. Find out more about our candidates: ow.ly/u9vg50XGjQJ

Mid-sized countries can protect sovereignty and compete in AI by collaborating on frontier models, says @politicsoxford.bsky.social’s @benharack.com, co-author of a major new blueprint: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier visited Oxford, spotlighting the Centre for Democratic Resilience and its work to protect liberal democracy and academic freedom. #OxfordUniversity #DemocraticResilience #InternationalCollaboration #ResearchImpact Read more: ow.ly/5VeR50XFKQC

Amid mounting climate impacts and sluggish global action, a new report from @reutersinstitute.bsky.social finds that public engagement with climate news remains largely stagnant: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

The UN Department of Peace Operations has joined forces with @politicsoxford.bsky.social to launch a new Peace & Security Fellowship bringing UN practitioners to Oxford for a period of research!: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

DPIR's @marniehowlett.bsky.social comments in an article for @cnbc.com on the conflict in Ukraine that the war will only end once Russia stops attacking Ukraine:

In a new article in International Affairs, DPIR's Richard Caplan argues that, as the world turns multipolar, UN peace ops must adapt - diversify, manage conflict, uphold norms, and unite actors for real impact: academic.oup.com/ia/...

From Hague’s keynote to Oxford’s top scholars—our first Geopolitical Risk programme set the bar high. Read more and register interest for July 2026: ow.ly/5V5v50XBMjy

DPIR's @egocantos.bsky.social has co-authored a paper in @cpsjournal.bsky.social arguing that polarized partisans paint allies as democratic, foes as authoritarian—fuelling emotions that make illiberal, anti-democracy moves easier to justify: journals.sagepub.com...

In a new Political Science Quarterly paper, @politicsoxford.bsky.social's Desmond King argues that Trump’s presidencies turbo-charged unilateral power—weakening Congress, leaning on executive orders, and normalizing governance by decree: ow.ly/VbcN50XB9xT

While more than half (56%) of UK journalists use AI professionally at least once a week, most (62%) perceive it as a threat - according to new research from @reutersinstitute.bsky.social: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

Europe’s housing crisis is worsening while progressives stay silent. DPIR's @tabouchadi.bsky.social argues in @theguardian.com that we need bold policies that make homes affordable, fair and a social right again:

Oxford’s PPRNet unveils eight new briefs showing how soaring housing costs are reshaping European politics—hurting centre-left parties and boosting anti-establishment sentiment. Led by @tabouchadi.bsky.social, the project urges an evidence-based debate on housing: ow.ly/5ICT50XyAIH

DPIR Research Associate Hussam Hussein has had a paper published in the journal Development Policy Review on climate justice in Jordan: ow.ly/ryEH50XyIYS

DPIR’s Professor @ProfJaneGreen joins BBC Newscast to discuss the link between public attitudes towards the economy and immigration ahead of the Autumn Budget:

DPIR’s Professor of Political Science and British Politics, @profjanegreen.bsky.social on ITV’s News Talking Politics - will Budget tax rises and delay tactics come back to haunt Rachel Reeves?: www.itv.com/watch/ne...

DPIR’s @profjanegreen.bsky.social joins ITV analysts to unpack the political fallout and economic implications of yesterday’s Budget. Catch the full discussion here: www.itv.com/watch/ne...

If you missed @KrzPelc's Lester B. Pearson Inaugural Lecture on 'Passions, Preferences, and the Politics of Self-Binding' earlier this month, you can now watch a recording of and view photos from the event!: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

Oxford’s PPRNet unveils eight new briefs showing how soaring housing costs are reshaping European politics—hurting centre-left parties and boosting anti-establishment sentiment. Led by @tabouchadi.bsky.social, the project urges an evidence-based debate on housing: www.politics.ox.ac.u...

New research from DPIR's @fgenovese.bsky.social shows place matters for climate politics: Scotland & Wales’ carbon-legacy communities back international climate cooperation more than similar areas in England—thanks to trust in devolved government: ow.ly/LKQw50Xxz08

📢Oxford Spring School🍃 🗓️ 23-27 March 2026 "What’s been most useful is seeing how these tools could be applied in our day-to-day work on policy and behavioural science at the European Commission." 🗨️ Francesca Papa, Political Analyst and 2025 delegate Apply now: www.politics.ox.ac.uk/spring-school

📢 ONE WEEK REMINDER!: the Department of Politics and International Relations and Oxford School of Global and Areas Studies seeks to appoint an Associate Professor in the Politics of Latin America.🗓️ CLOSES: Noon (GMT), Mon 24 Nov: www.politics.ox.ac.u...