Italian Fascisms Empire Cinema
New York University
Italian Fascisms Empire Cinema is the first in-depth study of the feature and documentary films made during Mussolini’s dictatorship about […]
Social Sciences
Why is it important to study War Studies today?
New York University
Ruth Ben-Ghiat is Professor of History and Italian Studies at New York University and a political commentator and cultural critic […]
Islam moves West: religious change in the first and second generations
University College London
What happens to the religious identity, belief, and practice of Muslims who settle in Western countries? Do they, or their […]
Modernization and the Gender Gap in Religiosity
University College London
The tendency of women to be more religious than men has been widely observed. Many theories have been offered to […]
Is the United States a Counterexample to the Secularization Thesis?
University College London
Virtually every discussion of secularization asserts that high levels of religiosity in the United States make it a decisive counterexample […]
Can there be flexible European integration in a post-Brexit environment?
European Council on Foreign Relations
Mark Leonard discusses the idea of flexible European integration in a post-Brexit environment.
The era of mutual assured disruption
European Council on Foreign Relations
As the liberal order frays and geopolitical competition returns it is natural that people turn to Henry Kissinger. No one […]
One hundred years of British solitude: Magical thinking about Brexit and security
European Council on Foreign Relations
A British exit from the EU would make it harder to fight crime and terrorism, reduce Britain’s ability to lead […]
Turkey’s constitutional referendum: What you need to know
European Council on Foreign Relations
Mark Leonard discusses Turkey’s constitutional referendum as an overhaul of the country’s model of governance from a parliamentary system to […]
British-Islamic Identity: Third-Generation Bangladeshis from East London
Goldsmiths, University of London
Aminul Hoque explores the construction of this specific British-Islamic identity via the experiences of six young interviewees. All are third-generation […]