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Situational irony and the French local elections

By Chris Game On 31 March 2020
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Governance in Northern Ireland: Learning from the 'Cash for Ash' scandal

By Clare Rice On 30 March 2020

The tricky path from offline to online teaching; five misconceptions

By Dan Hough On 30 March 2020
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Diversifying careers in government and politics

By James Weinberg On 27 March 2020
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Burford School Parliament Heads to Westminster

On 31 March 2020
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PSA Undergraduate Conference FAQs and information

On 24 March 2020
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Using the Internet to Teach Politics

By Natalie Jester On 24 March 2020

‘That won’t work here!’ What can campus universities learn from their distance-learning counterparts?

By Donna Smith On 24 March 2020
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So, you’ve suddenly been asked to teach online…

By Donna Smith On 19 March 2020
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Winning the White House

By Kyle C. Kopko and Christopher J. Devine On 12 March 2020
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Cancellation of the PSA's Annual Conference in Edinburgh

On 12 March 2020
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PSA Student Video Competition 2019

On 11 March 2020
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Voter values and the 2019 election

By Paula Surridge On 6 March 2020
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Super Tuesday and the Biden bounce back

By Chris Bradshaw On 5 March 2020
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Teaching to Empower Students

On 3 March 2020
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Understanding English voters, values and national identity

By Paula Surridge On 3 March 2020
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2020: A start of a new decade or continuity of before?

By Amelia Hadfield On 2 March 2020
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What is populism – and why is it so hard to define?

By Andy Knott On 26 February 2020
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PSA/BISA REF Sub-Panel Members Nominations Process

On 26 February 2020

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