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Professor Chris May talks to us about the morality of taxation, very interesting especially if you are concerned with corporate tax and the justification of taxation.
https://soundcloud.com/richardson-institute-ri/the-morality-of-taxation

The Morality of Taxation In this week's conversation Jacob Glenholmes and Paul Tanner, Coordinators of the Richardson Institute (RI) talk to Professor Christopher May from Lancaster University about the morality of taxation.

Great podcast on securitization policy, identity and narratives surrounding the Charlie Hebdo shooting, worth a listen.

https://soundcloud.com/richardson-institute-ri/charlie-hebdo-challenging-perceptions?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=twitter

Charlie Hebdo: Challenging Perceptions Jacob Glenholmes and Paul Tanner, Coordinators of the Richardson Institute (RI)discuss the recent shootings in Paris with Clara Eroukhmanoff, a final year PhD student in International Relations at th

Check out the new introduction video for the RI!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys2_Pt3qR2E

Introducing the Richardson Institute Established in 1959, the Richardson Institute at Lancaster University is one of the leading peace and conflict research centres in Britain, also collaboratin...

This weeks podcast focusses on and in . is used by Dr Kieran Mitton (Kings College London) as a case study to unpack the ideas and narratives surrounding the rationale for these acts. Well worth a listen.

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Richardson Institute (RI) Established in 1959, the peace research centre at Lancaster University was the first in Britain, and one of the first in the world. Join the discussion and download our weekly podcast every Friday.

Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI)at Lancaster University discusses the issue of censorship and resistance- with particular focus on the internet- in contemporary Chinese politics with Dr Astrid Nordin, lecturer at Lancaster University.

https://soundcloud.com/richardson-institute-ri/china-censorship-and-resistance-mp3

China: censorship and resistance Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI)at Lancaster University discusses the issue of censorship and resistance- with particular focus on the i

Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI)at Lancaster University discusses Iran's nuclear programme with Dr Thomas Mills, Lecturer in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy.

Iranian Nucelar Talks and Diplomacy in the Middle East Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI)at Lancaster University discusses Iran's nuclear programme with Dr Thomas Mills, Lecturer in Diplomacy a

Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI) at Lancaster University discusses the prospects for positive peace in Sri Lanka with Gilberto Algar- Faria, a PHD candidate at the University of Bristol.

Sri Lanka: prospects for positive peace in a post-war security state Dr Simon Mabon, lecturer in International Relations and Director of the Richardson Institute(RI)at Lancaster University discusses the prospects for positive peace in Sri Lanka with Gilberto Algar- Far

Lucia Ardovini, PHD candidate at Lancaster University and Coordinator of Richardson Institute Internship Program (RIIP) discusses the current political situation in Egypt.

The podcast explores the following topics: the worsening state of human rights in the country, regional instability and the current state of democracy.

https://soundcloud.com/richardson-institute-ri/egypt-the-current-situationmp3

Egypt: the Current Situation Lucia Ardovini, PHD candidate at Lancaster University and Coordinator of Richardson Institute Internship Program (RIIP) discusses the current political situation in Egypt. The podcast explores the f

Dr Simon Mabon speaks to City AM about the Iraq crisis:

Iraq crisis: Could it destabilise the whole region? | City A.M. Dr Simon Mabon, a lecturer in international relations at Lancaster University, says Yes.

Exciting News: Simon Mabon, Director of The Richardson Institute, has been invited to speak at the 25th Session of the UN Human Rights Council on 14th March in Geneva.

Thanks to all who attended our screening of the Matrix last night, more events to be announced soon.