To help in your vote for the Golden Apple Awards, here’s a complete list of all PIRP lecturers in 2018-19:
Nicholas Allen (Democracy in Britain; Leadership, Power & the British Prime Ministership; Political Leaders & Democratic Politics)
Michael Bacon (Modern Political Thought; Contemporary Political Theory; Issues in Democratic Theory; Theories of Freedom; Contemporary Anglo-American Political Theory)
Giacomo Benedetto (Understanding the EU; Public Policy in the EU; Power & Money in the EU; EU Politics & Policy)
Michelle Bentley (War & Security; Transnational Security Studies; Genocide & Humanitarian Intervention)
Andrew Bowie (Modern Philosophy)
Anthony Bruno (European Philosophy)
Elinor Carmi (Internet & New Media Politics)
Licia Cianetti (Politics of Russia & Eastern Europe)
Sofia Collignon (Political Communication; Leaders & Political Communication; Elections and Campaigning)
Tom Dyson (International Organisations; Defence and Security Governance; Military Change in 21st Century; Understanding Defence)
Neil Gascoigne (Mind and World; Varieties of Scepticism)
Andreas Goldthau (International Political Economy; Global Energy Policy; International Public Policy; International Public Policy Practice)
Ursula Hackett (American Political Development)
Chris Hanretty (Introduction to Politics & Government)
Ibrahim Halawi (Contemporary Middle East Politics)
Lyn Johnstone (IR Theory)
Will Jones (Politics Outside The West; Refugees and Migration)
Mohammed Kalantari (Islam & West Asia in IR)
Frederick Laker (Classic & Contemporary Readings in PIR; Analysing International Politics)
John Mattausch (British in India)
Ben O’Loughlin (Introduction to IR; Visual Politics; Media, War & Conflict)
Ivica Petrikova (International Development; Political Economy of Development; Global Politics of Food Security)
Nat Rutherford (Contemporary Political Theory; Advanced Topics in Political Philosophy)
Cassie Schwartz (Researching PIR; Political Protest)
John Sellars (Good Life in Ancient Philosophy)
Kaat Smets (Researching PIR; Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods; Analysing Public Opinion)
Henry Somers-Hall (Philosophy and the Arts; Philosophy of Religion)
Thomas Stubbs (International Political Economy; Global Health Policy; Development Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa)
James Sloam (Politics in Action; Comparative Foreign Policy; Young People’s Politics; Democracy & Citizenship in Europe)
Edward Thornton (Modern Philosophy; Mind & Consciousness)
Ellen Watts (Researching PIR)
David Wearing (US Foreign Policy; Issues in US Foreign Policy; Political Economy of Middle East)
Daniel Whistler (Ethics & Aesthetics; Philosophy & Literature)
Nathan Widder (Classic & Contemporary Readings in PIR; Political Philosophy; Modern Political Thought; Radical Political Theory; Contemporary Continental Political Thought; Identity, Power & Radical Theory)
Chi Zhang (Understanding China’s Rise)
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