You are here

Home > News

News

Joint International Teaching and Learning Conference

On 5 August 2019
Tweet

PolStudiesAssoc: RT @PolStudiesRev: Over 2bn people in the...

18 hours 15 min ago
Blog

The existential challenge of studying climate politics

By Richard McNeill Douglas On 22 July 2019
News

British Academy call for PGR Pathways case studies

By Jamie Roberts On 18 July 2019
Blog

Reflections on my PSA-Parliament PhD Internship

By Adeola Eleyae (Kings College London) On 10 June 2019
Tweet

PolStudiesAssoc: @DonnaHeritage @pjsloman We're happy to hear you...

18 hours 28 min ago
Blog

History will judge ETA as a failed terrorist group

By George Kassimeris On 10 May 2018
Blog

Euroscepticism has proved a challenge and opportunity for Europe’s populists

By Andrea L. P. Pirro On 10 May 2018
Blog

How economic news drives opinions about Muslims

By Laura Jacobs, Mark Boukes and Rens Viegenthart On 8 May 2018
Blog

Local elections 2018: how to understand this messy result

By Nicholas Allen and John Bartle On 4 May 2018
Blog

Sajid Javid: the son of a Pakistani bus driver who became Britain's home secretary

By Parveen Akhtar On 2 May 2018
Blog

England’s local elections 2018: the unusual case of Sheffield City Region’s mayoral contest

By Arianna Giovannini On 2 May 2018
Blog

Standard dilemmas of centre-left politics

By David Coates On 1 May 2018
Blog

Amber Rudd, Sajid Javid, and the trouble with heading the Home Office

By Robin Pettitt On 30 April 2018
Blog

Pay gap transparency: the end of a very protracted beginning

By Chris Game On 18 April 2018
Blog

Can there be a democratic theory for the real world?

By Phil Parvin On 15 April 2018
Blog

A short victorious war?

By Ben Worthy On 13 April 2018
Blog

Parliamentary war powers: The pros and cons

By James Strong On 12 April 2018
News

Membership survey

On 12 April 2018
News

PSA Annual General Meeting 2018

On 11 April 2018
News

Conference in brief

On 11 April 2018

Pages