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PHIL6054 2025-26
The Philosophy of Value
The Philosophy of Value offers students the opportunity to explore in detail some central issues and texts in the Western philosophical tradition that address questions in the philosophy of value broadly construed (i.e. including ethics, aesthetics, political philosophy, etc.). The module may focus on an important text, or on a body of significant literature. -
PAIR6083 2026-27
The Political Psychology of Crises and Conflicts
This module explores how psychological processes shape political behaviour in contexts of conflict, crisis, and instability. It examines how emotions, identity, leadership, and perception influence decision-making in high-stakes environments, from international crises to domestic political polarisation.
You will engage with key theories and real-world case studies to understand how fear, threat, and uncertainty affect political actors, public opinion, and policy responses. The module also considers the role of political communication, media, and narratives in escalating or resolving conflict.
By combining theoretical insight with empirical analysis, the module equips you to critically evaluate political behaviour in times of crisis and to understand the psychological dynamics underlying contemporary global challenges. -
PAIR6083 2027-28
The Political Psychology of Crises and Conflicts
This module explores how psychological processes shape political behaviour in contexts of conflict, crisis, and instability. It examines how emotions, identity, leadership, and perception influence decision-making in high-stakes environments, from international crises to domestic political polarisation.
You will engage with key theories and real-world case studies to understand how fear, threat, and uncertainty affect political actors, public opinion, and policy responses. The module also considers the role of political communication, media, and narratives in escalating or resolving conflict.
By combining theoretical insight with empirical analysis, the module equips you to critically evaluate political behaviour in times of crisis and to understand the psychological dynamics underlying contemporary global challenges. -
PAIR6083 2025-26
The Political Psychology of Crises and Conflicts
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PAIR3030 2030-31
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Brexit and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Brexit; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU. -
PAIR2021 2026-27
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Human Rights and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Europeanization; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU. -
PAIR2021 2027-28
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Human Rights and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Europeanization; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU. -
PAIR3030 2027-28
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Brexit and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Brexit; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU. -
PAIR3030 2028-29
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Brexit and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Brexit; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU. -
PAIR3030 2029-30
The Politics and Governance of the EU
This module focuses on the European Union (EU) as a system of public policy-making and aims to provide students with a working knowledge of the history of European integration, the main EU institutions, the EU policy process, main theoretical debates as well as the key EU policies, such as the Monetary Union, Brexit and Enlargement, or the EU’s growing activity in Justice and Home Affairs. Towards the end of the module, students will have the opportunity to discuss some of the key current issues and challenges confronting the EU’s future direction: its democratic legitimacy; the process of Brexit; the Eurozone crisis and Britain’s relationship with the EU.