Time for some English School Theory! This episode is the second of two parts where we explore Hedley Bull's seminal essay 'International Theory: The Case For A Classical Approach'.  For the written notes this piece is taken from, see HERE. Don't forget to check out the poLit website.

Time for some English School Theory! This episode is the first of two parts where we explore Hedley Bull's seminal essay 'International Theory: The Case For A Classical Approach'.  For the written notes this piece is taken from, see HERE. Don't forget to check out the poLit website.

In this episode we will discuss the second part this two part series on where the line is between Pornography and Art. This episode was taken from a piece written by Cameron Maltwood and Kieran O'Meara entitled 'Down The Playboyesque Rabbit Hole: Where is The Line Between Pornography And Art?' available HERE. Don't forget to visit the poLit website.

In this episode we will discuss the first part of a two part series on where the line is between Pornography and Art. This episode was taken from a piece written by Cameron Maltwood and Kieran O'Meara entitled 'Down The Playboyesque Rabbit Hole: Where is The Line Between Pornography And Art?' available HERE. Don't forget to visit the poLit website.

In this episode, we will discuss the initial results of the 2022 US Midterm Elections. For more on the Midterm Elections, check out the poLit article HERE. For a discussion of Turnout at both this and past Midterms, check out "Talking Turnout and The 2022 Midterms". Don't forget to check out the poLit Website.

In this episode, we will explore the upcoming US Midterm General Elections and what they mean for the US House of Representatives. We talk about election data from 2000-2020, divided government, incumbency rate, some probabilities and list a load of key races to watch out for. For a discussion of turnout and the US Midterms, see: Here. Don't forget to visit the poLit site. 

In this episode, I briefly explore Melvin Kranzberg's 'First Law of Technology' in relation to political theory. The original essay this episode is taken from, you can find here. Also, check out the poLit website for more content. 

In this episode I am in conversation with Kevin Bloor - Teacher, Chief Examiner and Author - about his latest book 'Understanding Global Politics', published with E-International Relations. Physical copies of Kevin's book can be found here.