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School of Law and Politics

Practice turn workshop attendees

School welcomes world leading scholars for workshop on the Practice Turn

24 October 2016

This October, Politics and International Relations staff hosted a workshop on the practice turn in International Relations.

Great British Pounds

Millions at stake in crucial treasury negotiations

24 October 2016

New report by Wales Governance Centre and Institute for Fiscal Studies into tax devolution in Wales

EU and UK flags on beach

No public consensus on ‘Brexit’

20 October 2016

Survey data strongly suggests that there is no agreement from the Welsh public as to what they want from Brexit process

Cardiff Legal Walk 2016

Student and staff team raise money for crucial legal services

17 October 2016

This September students joined forces with law and politics lecturers and representatives from the city's legal profession to take part in the annual Cardiff Legal Walk.

Hugh James Solicitors with students

Hugh James offers sought-after placements

17 October 2016

Cardiff law students benefit from professional work experience

Conservative Party Conference

Who speaks for England?

6 October 2016

Fewer voters trust the Conservatives to stand up for England, academics tell conference

St George and Union Flags

Labour and the English Question

29 September 2016

Labour is struggling to come to terms with Englishness, academics tell conference

Male Interview Panel

All male panels

29 September 2016

How to break the cycle of discrimination

Branwen Gruffydd Jones, John Harrington, Ambreena Manji and Sara Dezaley

Land law scholar appointed Vice President of African Studies Association

28 September 2016

Professor of Land Law and Development, Ambreena Manji was recently appointed Vice President of the African Studies Association UK (ASAUK) during its biennial conference in Cambridge.

The sea

The future of Africa’s seas and oceans. Reader in International Relations speaks at event in Addis Ababa

27 September 2016

This October the African Union will conclude its negotiation of the Lome Charter which will provide a new foundation for Africa’s blue economy and ocean governance.

Professor René Lindstädt

A trailblazer in the UK and Europe

21 September 2016

New Head of Cardiff University’s School of Law and Politics outlines his vision

Judgement

Justice in Wales

12 September 2016

New report sets out reform proposals

Fishing at sea

Law lecturer participates in UN Fish Stocks Review

6 September 2016

Dr Richard Caddell participated at the resumed Review Conference of the UN Fish Stocks Agreement.

Internet governance

International Relations lecturer contributes to European Commission’s Internet Governance discussion

26 August 2016

Dr Andrea Calderaro contributed to a round-table discussion this June on Internet Governance capacity building organised by the European Commission.

Richard Rawlins

Honorary Distinguished Professor

17 August 2016

Richard Rawlings nominated for honorary role at Wales Governance Centre

Wales

Can tax devolution deliver for Wales?

5 August 2016

Wales Governance Centre explores implications of tax devolution for Wales

Senedd - iStock

Is the new Wales Bill fit for purpose?

4 August 2016

Wales Governance Centre assesses the Wales Bill at National Eisteddfod

Discussion

“Brexit means Brexit”

3 August 2016

What does the EU Referendum result mean for Wales and the UK?

Edwin July 2016

International Law lecturer presents at African day of Seas and Oceans event

1 August 2016

Dr Edwin Egede, Senior Lecturer in International Law and International Relations presented a paper at the African Union Headquarters, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to celebrate the African Union Commission (AUC) African Day of the Seas and Oceans this July.

Housing

Welsh budget tax devolution warning

26 July 2016

Report proposes mitigating the more extreme budget consequences of devolving Stamp Duty to Wales