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Nuclear weapons embody a paradox: they are, at the same time, peacekeepers and existential threats. In the first of a new series on the 'nuclear politics paradox', Mahmoud Javadi reimagines pathways beyond this precarious balance, towards lasting stability.

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The paradox of nuclear politics: peace, progress, peril

Meet our 2024 Rising Star

We are thrilled to share that Luis L. Schenoni of University College London has won our 2024 Rising Star Award! The prize jury commended Luis' contributions to political science, his dedication to teaching and research supervision, and his role as a frequent journal reviewer.

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Luis L. Schenoni wins our 2024 Rising Star Award

Edit our prestigious book series

The OUP Comparative Politics book series is seeking a Co-Editor to join the team from October 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for an established political scientist to develop a premier outlet for high-impact research in the field. Apply by Wednesday 14 May.

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Get early access to courses in Greece

For the first time ever, your Methods School experience includes free admission to Europe’s largest political science event – our flagship General Conference. Sign up for priority booking to secure first pick of courses and enjoy a £70 discount if you're an ECPR Member affiliate.

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