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O'Loughlin presents at PIR Department Seminar 10 January 2018

January 8, 2018 Administrator
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This term’s Department of Politics and International Relations Research Seminar will be kicked off by Prof Ben O’Loughlin, professor of International Relations at Royal Holloway’s PIR and Director of the New Political Communication Unit. His publications include Forging the World: Strategic Narratives and International Relations (University of Michigan Press 2017), Strategic Narratives: Communication Power and the New World Order (Rouledge 2013), Radicalisation and Media: Connectivity and Terrorism in the New Media Ecology (Routledge 2011) and War and Media (Polity 2010). Prof O’Loughlin will talk about 'Winning hearts and minds in hot spots? Explaining the effects of EU strategic narratives in Ukraine, Israel and Palestine'.

The Research Seminar takes place this Wednesday, 10 January and starts at 4.30 pm in FW101.

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