BLOGS, NEWSLETTERS AND OTHER ONLINE RESOURCES
Find out about the latest news, events and publications.
The British Academy hosted a one-day workshop for UK-based social sciences and humanities (SSH) researchers seeking to engage with Horizon Europe Pillar 2 opportunities in the 2026-27 Work Programme.
Full details and a recording and other resources are available on the website.
Details of all upcoming PLP events are available in the August newsletter.
Five years have passed since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan. This blog, by Jawed Nazari, New York University, examines the deep multi-sectoral toll of this educational disruption and explores the urgent challenge of alternative learning.
There are two new 'Meet the author' blogs on the Journal of Law and Society:
The Judicial Appointments Commission’s monthly newsletter has been published:
The Public Law Project's response to the Government's new Asylum Bill is that it is 'Unfair, unworkable and unsafe'.
The monthly roundup of Nuffield Foundation news and projects:
Read the latest monthly news from the National Centre for Research Methods at the University of Southampton, including events, publications and courses.
UKRI: New Five-Year Year Strategy: Videos by Professor Charlotte Deane and Professor Sir Ian Chapman
The five-year strategy sets out how UKRI will deliver its mission to advance knowledge, improve lives and drive growth. It demonstrates how UKRI will deliver the Government's record investment in research and innovation, providing a clear framework for supporting world-leading discovery and curiosity-driven research, strengthening national capability and driving long-term economic growth.
View the videos by Professor Charlotte Deane and Professor Sir Ian Chapman:
Meet the Book Author
Statehood as Political Community: International Law and the Emergence of New States by Alex Green, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Meet the JLS Author
What the Public Already Understand — and Still Misunderstand — About Domestic Abuse and Self-Defence by Vanessa Bettinson, Nicola Wake and Thomas Crofts
The Third Way? Prefigurative Legality for Reimaging Public Governance by Margherita Pieraccini
This issue features the latest updates from the Global (Dis)Order programme:
Read the latest news, publications and jobs from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation: