Guest blog by Sebastian Verweij, Senior Lecturer in Late-Medieval and Early Modern English Literature. ‘[I]n 2022 I managed at last to spend two happy weeks in the Level 12 reading room during April and August. My project revolved around Scottish manuscripts, and more particularly’
Westminster & the UK Government The UK’s new points-based immigration system – “A points-based immigration system allows economic migrants to qualify for work visas based on their personal characteristics and qualifications without necessarily requiring a job offer. The Labour Government introduced… Read More ›
European Union Public Opinion on the European Union. “The Standard Eurobarometer survey of Winter 2021-2022 was conducted in 39 countries or territories: the 27 Member States of the European Union (EU), the five candidate countries (Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia… Read More ›
Westminster & the UK Government China and the US in the Middle East: Iran and the Arab Gulf – “China’s interest in the Middle East has primarily been economic but is growing more strategic. With the launch of China’s “Belt and… Read More ›
Guest blog by Lindsay Middleton, fourth year PhD researcher across the University of Aberdeen and the University of Glasgow. The connections between food and health are even more longstanding than the formal use of medicine. In previous centuries, there were no distinctions… Read More ›
Many researchers at the University of Glasgow will undertake a systematic review as part of their work, there were 79 published in 2021 alone, while a great number of students will also undertake similar reviews as a method of assessment…. Read More ›
European Union Scientific evidence showing the impacts of nature restoration actions on food productivity. “This report is a narrative review of the effects reported in the scientific literature (peer-reviewed and indexed scientific publications showing quantitative evidence) about the relationships between… Read More ›
Westminster & the UK Government Brexit: the financial settlement – a summary – “The financial settlement – often labelled the ‘exit bill’ or ‘divorce bill’ – sets out how the UK and EU are settling their outstanding financial commitments to each… Read More ›
Westminster & the UK Government Food Banks in the UK – “The Trussell Trust, a charity working to end the need of food banks, has reported a 15% drop in the number of three-day emergency food parcels it distributed between 31… Read More ›
European Union Multilateralism and democracy: A European Parliament perspective : in depth analysis. “This analysis looks into the complex relationship between two trends in international governance: an increase in multilateral arrangements between countries in order to govern internationally on the… Read More ›
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