Professor Mark Walters launches Life Cycle of a Hate Crime report at European Parliament
A Sussex Law School academic has launched a new report, which analyses the findings of in-depth research tracing the life cycle of a hate crime in...
The European Heritage
Much of my current research concerns issues around the European heritage. I am currently completing a book, The European Heritage: a critical...
How do we know if the political and economic elites are in collusion?
Eastern European countries have gone through a momentous period of transformation over the course of the past two and a half decades. Political and...
Seeking asylum in Europe: Delving into sexual orientation and gender identity asylum claims
The European asylum policy has been a battle ground on many accounts for many years. The European Union (EU), in particular, introduced a Common...
Cabinets, Ministers and Gender
Claire Annesley, Karen Beckwith and Susan Franceschet Joining the ranks of cabinet minister is often the pinnacle of a politician’s career....
Asa Briggs Visiting Fellowships Round 2: call for applications
The second round of this prestigious scheme is now open. The Fellowships will enable internationally outstanding academics to visit Sussex.
Research paper looking at EU countries responses to Brexit is published
The position of other countries in the EU will be key to determining the fate of whatever path is chosen for Brexit.
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.
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...