At the very end of their degree, final year PPE students get the chance to conduct their own individual research project on a PPE topic of their own choosing. Students work independently, but benefit from guidance by a faculty supervisor, as well as peer feedback. The project culminates in the production of an academic paper, and a poster presentation of the students’ research, giving them a real flavour of the process of academic research.
Selection of the 2023 individual research projects
Max Schachermayer | Is there a Political Monetary Policy Cycle? FOMC Appointments and Dissent Patterns |
Ming Jun Goh | Development Expenditure and Development: A Study on Impacts of Malaysian State’s DE on Social Welfare |
Shayonabh Moitra | Plato’s ideal ruler: How far does Plato’s conception of a philosopher king lead us towards a good dictatorship? |
Keshavan Saravanamuttu | Has gulf state “sportswashing” succeeded in the United Kingdom? A case study analysis of the Saudi Arabian takeover of Newcastle United and the 2022 FIFA World Cup |
Panhaboth Kun | Distributing Scholarship Funds: A Theoretical Analysis |
Sami Petersen | Self-Regulated AI Deployment: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Voluntary Capability Evaluations |
Edmund Kong | Malaysian monarchies as veto-players, agenda-setters and king-makers in Malaysian politics |
Sarim Ali |
Britcoin vs Bitcoin: Assessing the Development of Central Bank Digital Currencies as a Modern Form of Hobbes’ Leviathan and the Opposition of Cryptocurrency Libertarians
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Giulia Piller | Why are we morally obliged to grant sex workers labour rights and how does the radical feminists’ discourse oppose that imperative? |
Mike Salem |
On Political Sovereignty: Parliamentary Struggles Against the Executive. Examining how political parties altered the dynamics of political sovereugnty in British Political History
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Basile Candelon | Green National Accounts: The Challenges to Introducing an ‘Improved’ GDP |
Jocelyn Tsang | The Pakistan Women’s Parliamentary Caucus: Their role and prospects in a hostile environment |
Yasmeen Hamade | The Nature of Causation: Causality and counterfactuals |
Namrata Menon | Policy for Participation: solving India’s gendered labour force puzzle |
Maeve Tebbutt | Free Speech or Hate Speech: an Account of Penal Populist Discourse in Norway |
Pablo González-Meneses | The National Question in Revolutionary Thinking: An Analysis of ETA’s Ideology. |
Sami Iqbal | Beyond Sportswashing: Gulf States Use Of Football As A Form Of Regime Legitimation |
June Woo | Is the Singapore government’s decision to safeguard heterosexual marriage in the Constitution aligned with democratic ideals? |
Jessy Yang | A Marriage of Convenience: Media and the Monarchy |
Rachel Guo | The Self-regarding Duty to Resist Authoritarianism |
Thomas Chau | Do Exams Kill Creativity? The Effects of High-Stakes Tests on Student Career Expectations in Europe |
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