French literature expert earns international plaudits for new book
A recently-published book that explores the figure of the female intellectual has been commended by an international prize recognising the...
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University receives a second stunning and symbolic globe through ground-breaking national arts project
The University of Exeter has received a second poignant art installation in support of a national project that is seeking...
Legal system fails to protect people from malicious copyright cases at the cost of sexual privacy, study warns
Changes need to be made to the UK legal system to protect people from exploitative litigation designed to prey on...
Novelist and poet receives two international awards in recognition of her career
An acclaimed novelist, poet and broadcaster whose books have been translated into more than 20 languages has been awarded two...
Author releases first comprehensive collection of poetry from the Second World War
A landmark collection of poetry focusing on the experiences of British people during the Second World War – from soldiers...
Political parties in South America relied on will of the people to implement major economic reforms, analysis shows
The success and legacy of major economic reforms in Ecuador and El Salvador has depended on the will of the...
Influential resource on international cyber law updated for 2024
An influential legal resource used by countries around the world to understand and analyse legal aspects of the use of...
Experts on Ukraine & US politics to visit University for new public speaker series
The invasion of Ukraine and its impact upon international relations, and the importance of race and religion in the forthcoming...
Use of the term “postcode lottery” has changed dramatically over time – and means different things to different people, study shows
Experts tracing how the phrase ‘postcode lottery’ became a cliché in British politics have found its meaning has changed dramatically...