Marc Pollentine
Overview
Telephone: +44(0)29 2087 5600
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Location: Room 2.26, 60 Park Place
PhD Research
Constructing the Responsibility to Protect
'Thesis abstract coming soon'
Research Interests
My research interests lie principally in the field of International Relations. I am particularly interested in humanitarian intervention, constructivist international theory, the United Nations, human rights and Anglo-American relations. I also have interests in British, European and American politics, and the development of public policy in the UK since devolution.
Research Unit
International Affairs Research Group
European Governance, Identity and Public Policy
Biography
Relevant Employment
2008 - 2009: Research Assistant to Professor Kenneth Dyson and Dr Lucia Quaglia for the EU INTUNE project ‘European Economic Governance and Policies: A Commentary on Key Documents’ leading to the publication of two-volumes:
Dyson, K. and Quaglia, L. (2010). European Economic Governance and Policies, Volume I: Commentary on Key Historical and Institutional Documents. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
978-0-19-959451-1
Dyson, K. and Quaglia, L. (2010). European Economic Governance and Policies, Volume II: Commentary on Key Policy Documents. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
978-0-19-959452-8
April 2009: Workshop Organiser for Professor Kenneth Dyson, EU CONSENT
2007 - 2008: First Year International Relations Seminar Tutor, including a full-lecture on the ‘Responsibility to Protect’
2005 – 2006: Research Assistant to a UK Member of Parliament
Memberships
United Nations Association of the UK
Welsh Centre for International Affairs
Other activities
2011 - Member of the UNA-Wales Council
2011 - UNA-Wales representative on the UNA-UK Board of Directors
2008 - 2011: Postgraduate Representative on the EUROS Research Committee
2008 - 2011: Postgraduate Representative on the EUROS Ethics Committee
2005 - 2010: Governor, St Julian’s School, Newport