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Twitter is becoming an indispensable tool for the modern academic. Sceptics might doubt it, but the social media platform is perfectly designed to facilitate the dissemination of research findings, information about research projects and teaching materials. Beyond that, Twitter can significantly enhance the profile of an academic, their research and their respective School and University more …
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The blog will be taking a short break over Easter, so to keep you going here’s 5 popular blog posts from the year so far.
1. The invasion of Iraq did many things, putting young people off politics wasn’t one of them.
This year marked the 10th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War …
This post first appeared on Steven Fielding’s personal blog.
In 2010 I made Dramatising New Labour, a documentary for Radio Four’s Archive on 4 strand. It got some good reviews. Really, it did. The documentary was about how New Labour has been depicted on the screen and flowed from research contributing to this book and especially this article…
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