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Author: Dr Vahid Nick Pay
Vahid Nick Pay is a Lecturer in International Politics and Research Methods, a Fellow of the Kellogg College and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
He is a member of the Management Committee and Director of the Exam Board at the Diplomatic Studies Programme and also Director of the Exam Board of the Global Health Diplomacy Course. He is also a member of the the management committee at the Centre for International Studies (CIS - University of Oxford)
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Comparative Constitutionalism: Challenges of Constitutional Sovereignty in Iran and Iraq
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Constitutional Rights and Liberties in the Islamic Republic: A Critical Review
Journal of Social Sciences DOI: 10.25079/ukhjss.v1n1y2017.pp34-45 This study is aimed at analyzing aspects of individual rights and liberties in theocratic systems by examining the Iranian Constitution as a case study. … Read More
Why the Destruction of Kawa’s Statue in Afrin Matters
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Beneath the Surface of the Kurdistan Independence Referendum
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The news from Iraq has been grim of late, nonetheless in light of the recent success of the Kurdish forces over the fundamentalists of the Islamic State (IS) the looming … Read More
Europe’s Ethical Challenges
Ethical challenges of keeping the poor and the refugees out of one’s own lawn: from donating the unsold supermarkets’ food to Europe’s pressing question of illegal immigration! The question of … Read More
The Evolution of God’s Magic Wand
Pope Francis’s recent endorsement of the Big-Bang Theory and the affirmation that “God is not a magician with a magic wand” could well sign the transformation of the magic wand into a … Read More