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Brexit and the Democratic Puzzle of Disintegration

By Markus Patberg On 15 October 2019
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PSA News: October 2019

On 8 October 2019

Call for new Chair and Vice-Chair of the PSA

On 18 September 2019
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Statement on the prorogation of Parliament

On 28 August 2019
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Nominations open for Early Career Network committee elections

On 1 April 2019
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Nominations open for Early Career Network Committee Elections

On 1 April 2019
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Where’s Mum? She’s in the House – Parents in Parliament

By Rosie Campbell and Sarah Childs On 29 March 2019
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The Brexit Countdown Series: Some concluding thoughts, and an appeal

By Muiris MacCarthaigh and Feargal Cochrane On 29 March 2019
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Brexit as Political Irony

By Feargal Cochrane On 28 March 2019
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Looking into the abyss: A European perspective

By Brigid Laffan On 26 March 2019
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The invidious impact of Brexit on Ireland's policy landscapes

By Mary C. Murphy On 25 March 2019
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Electoral reform: The secret to passing Brexit?

By Christopher Kirkland On 22 March 2019
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The UK's view of the EU

By Simon Usherwood On 22 March 2019
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PSA members recognised by Academy of Social Sciences

On 21 March 2019
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Is the Backstop a Red Line Too Far?

By Etain Tannam On 21 March 2019
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Lively discussion at PSA-British Library Event "Brexit, young people and politics"

On 20 March 2019
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Young people and Brexit: Not all that we think

By Emily Rainsford On 20 March 2019
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Empathy, minorities and Brexit

By Richard English On 19 March 2019
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What do people in Northern Ireland think about Brexit?

By Jamie Pow and John Garry On 18 March 2019

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