Global & Regional Politics Courses in London & Online

This course will compare political cultures in different countries and draws broadly on cases from various historical periods.

Will COP 31 address theunprecedentedthreats that climate change posesto society and the environment, or do we need more ambitious global solutions?

This four-week course explores peacebuilding in post-conflict societies, examining key concepts, case studies, and practical tools to understand how diverse actors rebuild and sustain peace after violent conflict.

This course explores slavery in an historic and modern context as well as international efforts to eradicate this unethical practice in the Global South as well as the Global North.

A lively introduction to how names shape our view of the world, exploring why places can have multiple names-and why it matters.

The Middle East remains one of the world’s most volatile regions, where religion shapes society and politics. This course uses teaching and discussion to give historical context and deepen your understanding of current geopolitics and events.

Join us in the course to explore the political, social, and cultural relationships between the United States and the wider Americas from the Cold War to the present day in light of recent political developments and the re-emergence of nationalist rhetoric in US politics.

A concise introduction to the politics of neoliberalism: what it is, where it came from, and why it remains the dominant-and most criticized-economic and political framework today.