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Transnational representation — How members of national parliaments in the European Union also speak for other EU nationals

By Lucy Kinski and Ben Crum On 13 June 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: That's a wrap on our first ever Joint International Teaching and Learning Conference in parternship with @APSAtweets, @MYBISA and @ECPR. Thanks to everyone who attended #IntTLC19. Safe travels home from Brighton! https://t.co/1dYRvia

20 hours 18 min ago
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Reflections on my PSA-Parliament PhD Internship

By Adeola Eleyae (Kings College London) On 10 June 2019
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Citizen attitudes on politicians' pay: Trust issues are not solved by delegation

By Rasmus T. Pedersen and Lene Holm Pedersen On 5 June 2019
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Good and Bad Representative Claims. How Those in Power are Dropping the Ball

By Pieter de Wilde On 29 May 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: RT @StuartWilksHeeg: So many highlights at #IntTLC19, and we even organised a spectacular ⛈ show after the conference meal on Brighton pier…

22 hours 23 min ago
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GDPR and data protection

On 18 May 2018
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If you want to mobilise public support for a cause celebrities are not the answer

By Matthew D Atkinson and Darin DeWitt On 17 May 2018
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PSA announces new trustees

On 17 May 2018
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The four central theses of flawed capitalism

By David Coates On 15 May 2018
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History will judge ETA as a failed terrorist group

By George Kassimeris On 10 May 2018
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Euroscepticism has proved a challenge and opportunity for Europe’s populists

By Andrea L. P. Pirro On 10 May 2018
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How economic news drives opinions about Muslims

By Laura Jacobs, Mark Boukes and Rens Viegenthart On 8 May 2018
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Local elections 2018: how to understand this messy result

By Nicholas Allen and John Bartle On 4 May 2018
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Sajid Javid: the son of a Pakistani bus driver who became Britain's home secretary

By Parveen Akhtar On 2 May 2018
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England’s local elections 2018: the unusual case of Sheffield City Region’s mayoral contest

By Arianna Giovannini On 2 May 2018
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Standard dilemmas of centre-left politics

By David Coates On 1 May 2018
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Amber Rudd, Sajid Javid, and the trouble with heading the Home Office

By Robin Pettitt On 30 April 2018
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Pay gap transparency: the end of a very protracted beginning

By Chris Game On 18 April 2018
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Can there be a democratic theory for the real world?

By Phil Parvin On 15 April 2018
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A short victorious war?

By Ben Worthy On 13 April 2018

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