News | DPIR

DPhil in International Relations candidate Alejandro Posada-Téllez was recently invited to participate in a panel of experts in the Vatican City on the role of religious actors in peacemaking.

Read more

monta

news

DPIR alumni Jan Eijking and Kofi Gunu awarded by APSA for their DPhil dissertations

Jan Eijking

Kofi Gunu

A person holding a mobile phone

news

Traditional news publishers are being sidelined as audiences lean into video news and online influencers, new RISJ report finds.

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Amy Ross Arguedas

Amy Ross Arguedas

Craig Robertson

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

Richard Fletcher

Richard Fletcher

Nahjae Nunes

news

Nahjae Nunes awarded prestigious prize for research into structural inequalities within global economic governance

OCSPG montage of photos

news

OCPSG speaks to the European Parliament's Special Committee on the European Democracy Shield Mission to the UK

Image of a woman wearing glasses smiling at the camera

news

DPIR’s Yang Han pens new article on the idea of ‘banal modernity’

Rhodes House

news

World-leading Oxford academics and industry executives explore geopolitical challenges shaping decision-making across a variety of sectors

image of Oxford skyline showing various buildings

news

Oxford University – Vice Chair for Research for a new UN Impact Hub

[book cover showing military generals that staged the coup that removed Robert Mugabe from power in 2017

news

DPIR’s Miles Tendi releases new book on coups

Miles Tendi

Yuna Han

news

Dr Yuna Han co-authors publication on The Temporal Politics of Inevitability.

A person standing in front of a large screen in front of an audience

news

Astor Lecture 2025: Beyond Mere Inconvenience: United States and Civilian Harm

news

Memorial of DPIR's Professor Christopher Hood (1947-2025)

news

Oxford Politics maintains second position in the world in 2025 QS World Rankings by subject