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Aidan Foster-Carter discusses how Kim Jong Un has yet to meet other leaders
In an article entitled 'Kimmy No-Mates: Why no meeting and greeting?', Aidan Foster-Carter highlights the lack of interaction between Kim Jong Un and other world leaders since coming to power.
2014 Postgraduate funding available
The University of Leeds is offering awards worth 10k for postgraduate students from less advantaged backgrounds as part of a project working with HEFCE and five partner universities.
Professor Clive Walker writes to the Australian Parliament’s Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs
Professor of Criminal Justice Studies, Clive Walker, writes to the Australian Parliament’s Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs.
Postgraduate student shortlisted for the Howard League’s John Sunley Memorial Prize 2014
Congratulations to MA Criminal Justice and Criminology student, Naomi-Ellen Speechley, who has been shortlisted for the Howard League for Penal Reform’s John Sunley Memorial Prize.
Professor Jason Ralph cited in article discussing the UK's Responsibility to Protect
The whole question of how to intervene, when, and with what, was the subject this week of a high-level roundtable in London run by the British United Nations Association.