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The Political Economy Research Centre is to close formally this summer. Here, founding Director, Will Davies, reflects on its twelve years of activity. It took two or three years before the causes, ef...

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Professor Anthony Bogues examines authoritarian resurgence, the unravelling of the postwar order, and the entanglements of liberalism and illiberalism.

Professor Anthony Bogues examines authoritarian resurgence, the unravelling of the postwar order, and the entanglements of liberalism and illiberalism.