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Founded to be daring and different, the University continues to challenge convention and conduct pioneering research which informs policy and changes lives. We are an international community for original thinkers.

In 2013 we were awarded the only Regius Professorship for political science by HM The Queen. Research informs our teaching, providing a transformational living and learning experience which equips our students with the skills, knowledge and curiosity to build successful careers and lead fulfilling lives. With more than 13,000 students from 140 countries, Essex graduates develop a genuine world view.

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Tanien (Daniel) Ashini, far left, and Penote (Ben) Michel, far right, with family members arriving at Meshikamau-shipu, a traditional Innu travel route, during the author’s first visit in 1995 Colin Samson

The Innu have lived in eastern Canada for thousands of years, yet their rights to this land are increasingly threatened by the question: who is Indigenous?

The emergence of a well-resourced rival claim to Indigenous land rights is of growing concern to the Innu people of Labrador-Quebec.
El presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, exhibe la Constitución de su país en el discurso que pronunció tras cerrarse los colegios electorales. Ronald Pena R / EPA

Por qué la victoria de Maduro en Venezuela no convence a casi nadie

Nicolás Maduro se ha declarado vencedor en las elecciones venezolanas, y los líderes mundiales han expresado su recelo ante un resultado sobre el que planean muchas sombras.

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