For the penultimate episode in this series, we welcome Claire Burchett for a discussion about her PhD research: Everyday victimhood on social media: the framing of Jews and anti-Semitism in the populist radical right online space in ...

After the UK voted to leave the European Union in 2016, a nationwide network of pro-EU movements and groups emerged. For many, the focus of their efforts was to convince both the public and government to reverse course and think again about lea...

The transition away from fossil fuels and towards greener, more sustainable sources of energy in the UK have picked up pace in the last decade, with successive governments seeking more prominent roles for the state in building capacity and harn...

The 'long '60s' are in focus for the second episode in this series of Call My Supervisor! as we welcome doctoral candidate James Mowatt to discuss his research into that famous era.While many recall the period (broadly defined ...

Cristina Ramirez, a doctoral candidate from King's College London's Department of Political Economy, joins us to unpack the complex relationship between populist leaders and electoral institutions. Through the lens of her research on Donald Tru...

For the final episode in our second series, we welcome Laura Montecchio, a PhD student studying with with the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.Laura's research is entitled The Paradox of the Populi...

Do cryptoassets pose a credible threat to the United States' economic power?In this episode, we welcome Sebastian Ricketts to discuss his research into US economic power and whether the emergence of cryptoassets could challenge t...

We welcome PhD student Konstantin Peveling for the fourth episode of our second series and it's the knowledge economy and changing landscape for skills in focus this time around.Konstantin's doctoral research sees him examine how firms ...

In this episode, we welcome John Newton, a PhD candidate studying with the Department of European and International Studies at King's College London.John's research aims to to analyse the exchange of ideas between the socialist left in ...

For the second episode of our second series, we are joined by Daniel Alves, a PhD candidate who has been studying in the Department of Political Economy at King's College London s...

Call My Supervisor! is backHot on the heels of our brilliant first series, we are once again catching up with PhD candidates from across the School of Politics and Economics for series two. Launching our n...

For the sixth and final episode in the first series of Call My Supervisor! we are joined by PhD candidate Michael Pandazis, from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London. Michael is also attached to the Policy Insti...

It's full steam ahead for the fifth episode in our first series and we're joined this time by PhD candidate, Anri Sakakibara, from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.Anri's research examines how trade af...

For the fourth episode in our first series, we were joined by PhD candidate, Lina Kramer, from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.Lina's research examines the AI government and tax policies designed by a...

For the third episode in our first series, we were joined by PhD candidate, Marypaz Ventura-Arrieta, from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.Marypaz's research examines how media coverage of immigration ...

For episode two we welcomed PhD candidate, Nick Scott, from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.Nick's research, Brexit Britain: the Fractionalisation of European Identity in post-Brexit England<...

For the first ever episode of Call My Supervisor! we welcomed PhD candidate, Bill Weston, from the Department of European and International Studies at King's College London.Bill's research, 'We Possess all things…and have no use for...