Politics

The Department of Politics and International Relations at Oxford is an internationally renowned centre of excellence for teaching and research. The study of politics at Oxford has a long and distinguished history and the department is now one of the largest in the field in the UK.

A range of different research networks, programmes and projects ensure a rich and dynamic research environment. The Department hosts the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, the Constitutional Studies Programme and the Research Network in Politics and Government. Research Centres include the Centre for the Study of Social Justice and the Cyber Studies Programme.

Pathway lead: Profe ssor Neil Ketchley

Contact: neil.ketchley@politics.ox.ac.uk

University of Oxford

Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR)
Structure of provision: 1+3.5, +3.5

Students

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Benedetta Giocoli

Political socialization: influences of family, local, and political contexts

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Desmond Okumbor

Does corruption impact public opinions? Analysing the relationship between political corruption and political participation in African democracies

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Edmund Kelly

Explaining political trust and its consequences for democracy

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Iuliana Nyerges

Globalisation and the rise of populism in Central and Eastern Europe

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Lara Forlino

Why do states rely on non-state actors to implement social policy?

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María Florencia Gayraud

Gendering Jurisprudence: What explains variation in the extent to which Latin American courts rule with a gender perspective?

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Pilar Sánchez Bellosta

From Violence to Policy Change: The Political Consequences of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence

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Thomas Brailey

The Consequences of Non-State Security

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Thomas Hazell

Institutional reform in electoral autocracies