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'A Transitional Justice Barometer: Measuring the needs for and impact of transitional justice process in Tunisia'
'Citizenship Futures - The Politics of Hope
' - Dr Indrajit Roy
'Community health workers in Brazil and the global movement for universal health coverage' - Dr João Nunes
'Co-Production of Policing Evidence, Research and Training: Focus Mental Health'
- Prof Martin Smith
'Democratic dissatisfaction in Southern Europe: the political consequences of the crisis'
- Dr Ignacio Jurado
'Euroscepticism: dimensions, causes and consequences in times of crisis'
- Prof Sofia Vasilopoulou
'Global Development Futures'
- Dr Indrajit Roy
'Governing a Stateless Currency: European Economic Constitution and the Euro Crisis' - Prof Werner Bonefeld
'IKnowFood' - Prof Tony Heron
'Precarious Trajectories: Understanding the Human Cost of the Migrant Crisis in the Central Mediterranean
' -Prof Simon Parker
'Posthuman security: an integrated ethical framework'
– Dr Audra Mitchell
'Talking Power: South Africa and the Pursuit of Legitimacy in the Emerging Global Order' - Dr Peg Murray Evans
'The Politics of Silence' - Prof Monica Brito-Vieira
'The Representative Turn in Democratic Theory'
- Prof Monica Brito-Vieira
'Tobacco companies, public policy and global health' - Dr Jappe Eckhardt
'Work and Democracy in the 21st Century'- Dr Martin O’Neill