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Digital Mundane: Political Expression and polarisation on Twitter in the post-‘refugee crisis’

By Umut Korkut and Ozge Ozduzen On 18 February 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: We're very excited for all these words: 'Radical Democracy, Deliberative Democracy, Agonistic Democracy? Choosing Enemies, Crossing Boundaries & Bridging 'the Divide''. Register for #PSA19 & come t

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Politics issues Call for Special Issues proposals

On 14 February 2019
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PSA seeks nominees for election to its Executive Committee

On 12 February 2019
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Electoral registers and choropleth maps

By Chris Game On 12 February 2019
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PolStudiesAssoc: Today on the PSA Blog: Umut Korkut and Ozge Ozduzen explore political expression and polarisation on Twitter in Turkey in the post-'refugee crisis'. https://t.co/6pcd4U8M3b

12 hours 14 min ago
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Political parties and foreign direct investment inflows among developing countries

By Nisha M Bellinger and Byunghwan Son On 17 October 2018
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The roots of Malaysia’s ‘New Dawn’: Perspectives on the 2018 election

By Laura Southgate and Tom O'Brien On 10 October 2018
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Mental health, academic life and me

By Matthew Flinders On 9 October 2018
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Why is Brazil becoming politically radicalized?

By Helder Ferreira do Vale On 4 October 2018
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Stepping stones towards the developmental market? Theresa May's conference speech

By Simon Lee On 2 October 2018
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Gendered violence in a coup d’état

By Larissa Peixoto Gomes, Helga Almeida, and Clarisse Paradis On 25 September 2018
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Can toad-worship save China’s democratic future?

By Li Shao and Dongshu Liu On 25 September 2018
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Getting ‘real’: why political leaders want to connect informally with everyday people

By Carolyn M. Hendriks and Jennifer Lees-Marshment On 21 September 2018
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Portraying Israeli and Palestinian identities on Twitter

By Jason Deegan, John Hogan, Sharon Feeney and Brendan K. O'Rourke On 13 September 2018
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MPs, not opinion polls, will decide whether there will be a second referendum on Brexit

By Richard Rose On 11 September 2018
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Professor Lawrence Sáez

On 9 September 2018
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Imran Khan: from cricket pitch to politics, Pakistan’s next prime minister has played the long game

By Parveen Akhtar On 7 September 2018
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“A great setting for seeing how evidence is tied to the scrutiny component of Parliament”: Reflections on the PSA-Parliament PhD Internship

By Allen Gallagher On 31 August 2018
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PSA Website Maintenance

On 29 August 2018
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PSA Statement on Hungarian proposal to ban Gender Studies

On 28 August 2018

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