The series aims to foster national, international, trans-national, and comparative approaches to topics in the region, including those that bridge geographical and/or disciplinary divides, such as between the disparate parts of the hemisphere covered by the series (the US, Latin America, Canada, and the Caribbean) or between the humanities and social/natural sciences.
The series invites proposals for monographs and edited volumes from scholars in all disciplines. The editors will also consider publication-ready translations of works that have originally appeared in Spanish, French, or Portuguese. Please contact the series editors Claire Lindsay, Tony McCulloch, Maxine Molyneux and Kate Quinn for further details. Proposals should be submitted in the first instance to Claire Lindsay.
UCL Laws ranked 3rd in the UK in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026
UCL Faculty of Laws has been ranked one of the UK’s top universities for studying law.
06 Oct 2025
New Constitution Unit report addresses limitations on the Intelligence and Security Committee
The Constitution Unit has today published a new report, Watching the Watchers: The Intelligence and Security Committee: From Form to Substance, by Andrew Tyrie.
10 Jun 2026
Natalija Stepanovic Passes their PhD Viva
Congratulations to SSEES PhD student Natalija Stepanovic for successfully passing their PhD viva with minor corrections.
08 Jun 2026