Secretary Hillary Clinton and Feminist Foreign Policy
by Lewis Mobbs Throughout my undergraduate programme at Loughborough, I have always been interested in foreign policy and gender. That is why…
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The Liberation of American Women in the 1920s
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Hong Kong and Ukraine: a comparative study of social protest
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by Rebecca Higham Clearly, as a history student, writing essays is a necessary and considerable part of my Uni life. Unfortunately, this…
The importance of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s populism in France
by Rayane Khaled The French presidential election of 2017 was illustrated by the rise of populists according to the media. And this…
Three Types of Inequality, Eight Solutions
by Jemimah Watkins Loughborough University’s Politics and International Relations course enabled me to pursue my interest and concerns around gender inequality (as…
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