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Privacy vs accountability in public life – where should the balance lie?
With the publication of a new book, Secrecy, Privacy and Accountability: Challenges for Social Research, Associate Professor in Sociology Mike Sheaff explores public figures' right to privacy, and use and interpretation of the Freedom of Information Act
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New one million pound research project to explore the realities of life for Gypsies and Travellers
The University is to work with LSE and UEA on a project researching the crime and criminal justice experiences of Gypsies and Travellers in England.
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International surveillance system for coping with zoonotic pandemics needs greater attention
An expert in international relations says the world needs a better early warning system if it is to cope with future global pandemics.
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Project charting the experiences of post-war Japanese families shortlisted for international award
University of Plymouth news: An innovative project that shares the histories of Japanese Canadians in the post-war era has been shortlisted for an award from The Governor General of Canada
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Country and party before self – what Biden's stepping down means for the history books
Dr David Brockington discusses President Joe Biden standing down as a candidate for President of the United States. Biden has placed the interests of his country (and his party) before his own personal ambition.
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International Relations in an era of dynamic global change
Dr Patrick Holden discusses COVID-19, Brexit and International Relations.
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University calls for national review of Early Years education degrees
Researchers in the Plymouth Institute of Education have released a major study revealing that early years education degrees are subject to a number of challenges and variations across the country
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The Princess and THAT photograph
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/pr-opinion/the-princess-and-that-photograph
PR opinion: The Princess and THAT Photograph. A view from Royal historian, Dr Judith Rowbotham.
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Meet the 72-year-old History student who says it’s never too late to study
Tony Miller, a 72-year-old BA (Hons) History with Creative Writing student, says coming to University was one of the best decisions he’s made.
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Pioneering law clinic wins national awards for third year in succession
The award-winning Plymouth Law Clinic project, which has established a model of student-led law clinics in the community, has won two more national awards.
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