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  • Elizabeth Clapp

    The academic profile of Dr Elizabeth Clapp, Associate Professor in American History at University of Leicester

  • Sustainable and Environmental Chemistry

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  • Identity Troubles: Nationalism, Jihadism and the Far Right

    Module code: SY3099 In this module, we explore theses ‘troubling’ identities – historical (ultra)nationalism, the contemporary extreme right and jihadism – and investigate how they have been theorised and understood as part of long-term social processes.

  • Sustainable and Environmental Chemistry

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  • Charlotte Landeg-Cox

    Environmental Public Health Scientist, UK Health Security Agency  Public and Patient Involvement, Engagement and Participation (PPIEP) co-lead in the Health Protection Research Unit  I am an Environmental Public Health Scientist in UK Health Security Agency’s...

  • Ed Coates

    It is with sadness that we learnt the loss of Ed Coates, who worked as a Facilities Assistant within PACS.

  • Internet Computing

    Module code: CO1097 The rapid growth of the Internet has affected all areas of life including how students of all disciplines obtain and present data.

  • Identity Troubles: Nationalism, Jihadism and the Far Right

    Module code: SY3099 In this module, we explore theses ‘troubling’ identities – historical (ultra)nationalism, the contemporary extreme right and jihadism – and investigate how they have been theorised and understood as part of long-term social processes.

  • Lambley, Nottinghamshire

    Listen to speakers from Lambley, Nottinghamshire from a range of backgrounds as part of the dialect project between researchers from Nottingham Trent University and the University of Leicester.

  • Identity Troubles: Nationalism, Jihadism and the Far Right

    Module code: SY3099 In this module, we explore theses ‘troubling’ identities – historical (ultra)nationalism, the contemporary extreme right and jihadism – and investigate how they have been theorised and understood as part of long-term social processes.

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