Extraterritoriality of EU law: A boon or a threat to human rights?
Experts gathered at the School of Law, Politics and Sociology for a first of its kind exploration on the extraterritoriality of EU law.
Sussex experts say Brexit has had a limited impact on party Euroscepticism - but this may change
Two academics from the School of Law, Politics and Sociology share findings on a prestigious ESRC-funded project.
Sussex feature in Women and Equalities Committee Brexit report
Law, Politics and Sociology academics submitted their concerns to an inquiry into ensuring equality protection after the UK leaves the EU.
Second round of the Harry Kroto Fellowships launched
The Fellowships, named after Professor Sir Harry Kroto, aim to enable Sussex's brightest research talent to develop collaborative research overseas.
Fourth round of the International Research Partnerships and Networks Fund launched
A fourth round of the International Research Partnerships and Networks Fund has been launched by Sussex Research and the International Office today.
Opportunities for Sussex PhD students to visit Hong Kong for research collaborations
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is inviting applications from doctoral researchers at Sussex for its Global Scholarship Programme.
Deadline nears to apply for new Asa Briggs Visiting Fellowships
The application deadline for the first Asa Briggs Visiting Fellowships is 12pm on 6 January 2016.
Website showcases new migration network
A new website showcases the aims and main activities of a recently established academic research network on migration between Europe and Asia.
How Brexit will hit the economy
By a narrow margin the UK has voted to leave the EU partly because many people felt that recent global and European integration...
How will Brexit affect Polish politics?
Poland’s right-wing government, for whom Brexit means the loss of its main EU ally, blames the crisis on over-reach by the Union’s political elite..