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Citizenship and Democratisation becomes Security and Social Justice
One of the six research themes has been given a new name: the Citizenship and Democratisation theme has just become Security and Social Justice.
Reflecting on 21 years of the Children Act 1989
Lord Wilson, judge of the Supreme Court, delivered the closing plenary at a seminar reflecting on 21 years of the Children Act 1989.
Sussex Salon debate: Do we need Black History Month?
Celebrated in the UK since 1987, Black History month (October) was founded to celebrate Afro-Caribbean and Asian contribution to our culture.
Universities work together to put on joint careers fair
Brighton’s two universities have joined forces to organise one of the biggest careers fairs in the region.
Former European Commission Vice-President opens SEI anniversary conference
A former Vice-President of the European Commission opened the 20th-anniversary conference of the Sussex European Institute (SEI).
National Student Survey rates Sussex in top 20 for student satisfaction
Eighty-nine per cent of Sussex students are happy with their university experience, according to the results of the latest National Student Survey.
Making sense of Europe at a time of crisis
Is there life after the Eurocrisis? That’s one key question at a conference to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sussex European Institute.
Sussex puts corruption centre stage at conference
Banking scandals, pension frauds, tax evasion, MPs' expenses - tales of corruption always make big news, but what is its real impact?
New SEI Working Paper on Democracy in the UK
The SEI has a published a new working paper on 'Who is willing to participate, and how? Dissatisfied democrats, stealth democrats and populists in...
CONGRATULATIONS TO SEI SCHOLARS
Congratulations to Dr Lee Savage, who has been an ESRC post-doctoral fellow at SEI since last October, on his appointment as Lecturer in European...