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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
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Meet your 2019-2020 Early Career Network Committee!

On 1 August 2019
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Statement on the prorogation of Parliament

On 28 August 2019
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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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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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ECPR-IPSA World of Political Science survey

On 11 February 2019
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PSA response to Plan S consultation

On 8 February 2019
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BBC Icons: Alan Turing was a worthy winner – but where were the women?

By Rainbow Murray On 8 February 2019
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IPSA looking for new Executive Director

On 5 February 2019
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PSA CEO Moving On

On 1 February 2019
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PSR seeking Journal Manager and Research Impact Officer

On 29 January 2019
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Could protests in Hungary threaten Prime Minister Orban’s position?

By Umut Korkut On 25 January 2019
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Youthquake 2017: how the rise of young cosmopolitans in Britain could transform politics

By James Sloam and Matt Henn On 17 January 2019
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Brexit moved from farce to Shakespearean tragedy

By Feargal Cochrane On 16 January 2019
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Call for special issues

On 14 January 2019
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Love Corbyn. HATE Brexit.

By Tim Bale, Paul Webb and Monica Poletti On 11 January 2019

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