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The digital campaign: Targeted advertising in the 2019 General Election

By Tristan Hotham On 6 December 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: RT @SAGECQPolitics: Have you read the...

13 hours 32 min ago
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Three ways young people can make 2019 a ‘youthquake’ election

By Benjamin Bowman On 6 December 2019
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PSA Awards Results 2019 Press Release

On 12 November 2019
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Does personal political ideology influence how immigrants and refugees are perceived?

By Jens Peter Frølund Thomsen On 3 September 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: RT @psaepop: Final EPOP Newsletter before the election is out...

17 hours 32 min ago
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As Channel 4 was discussing climate change, the Conservatives were fighting a different battle

By Christopher Kirkland On 5 December 2019
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Boris Johnson, the 'Brexit Election' and Ireland

By Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado On 5 December 2019
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Liberal Democrats: new leadership but the same old problems remain

By Andrew Russell and David Cutts On 4 December 2019
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Partisan And Electoral Cycles In Privatisation

By Beatriz Cuadrado-Ballesteros & Noemí Peña-Miguel On 2 December 2019
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Social policy, not Europe, defines the Conservatives' recent election history

By Ben Williams On 28 November 2019
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Conservative gains in Wales are in sight, but only just

By Roger Awan-Scully On 27 November 2019
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Labour’s Brexit policy could work – but the politics looks more questionable

By Glen O’Hara On 25 November 2019
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Nationalist’s Parties Have An Advantage When Competing on the Issues

By Matthew Bergman and Henry Flatt On 18 November 2019
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PSA Statement in support of academics providing advice on rules of electoral registration

On 18 November 2019
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UK Parliament Week at Burford School

By Dan Pullin On 13 November 2019
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The why's, how's and where's of (non-traditional) publishing as a politics ECR

By Dr Nick Kirsop-Taylor and Dr Deborah McFarlane On 28 October 2019
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When Voters Challenge Impunity

By Sofia B. Vera On 19 October 2019
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Why do revolutionary attitudes develop in established democracies?

By Abel François, Raul Magni-Berton and Simon Varaine. On 19 October 2019
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'Being There': The Value, Impact and Practical Challenges of being an Academic Fellow in Parliament

By Margaret Arnott, Mark Bennister, Catherine Bochel and Alistair Clark On 17 October 2019
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IPSA Awards - Nomination Deadline

On 17 October 2019

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