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18/08/22

The thin end of the wedge: The UK and escalating global authoritarianism

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Chris Ogden

27/07/22

War as a sign of weakness: Failure of reforms and of reframing the Russian nation

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Leila Alieva

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Executive Summary

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Introduction: Sectarianism as a boundary making process

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Can national unity cure sectarian division? The potential pitfalls of nationalist protest discourses

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Anne Kirstine Rønn

19/07/22

Divided we stand: Intra-Muslim sectarianism and solidarity in post-Brexit Britain

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Emanuelle Degli Esposti

19/07/22

Sectarianism in the Divided States of America

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Richard Johnson

19/07/22

Indian sectarianism: The cultural and the political

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Ajay Gudavarthy

19/07/22

The convergence of racial politics and sectarianism in Malaysia

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Saleena Saleem

19/07/22

Implications for debates about sectarianism in Indonesia

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Dr Alexander R. Arifianto

19/07/22

Gap society as a new narrative of social division in Japan

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Professor David Chiavacci

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Conclusions and recommendations

Alliances and partnerships have been at the heart of the UK’s foreign policy throughout its history and they will be central its future. While at different points in history the…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

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