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For President Biden, the Democrats risk being their own worst enemy

By Richard Johnson On 24 February 2021
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Can digital platforms create more democratic parliaments?

By Mayra Feddersen and Luis Santana On 18 February 2021
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Does it matter if religious minorities are alienated by ‘Establishment’?

By Tariq Modood and Simon Thompson On 18 February 2021
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How domestic politics determines the outcomes of European elections

By Piret Ehin and Liisa Talving On 17 February 2021
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Wales is giving 16-year-olds the vote – but they may have to wait a little longer

By Toby James On 17 February 2021

COVID-19 Researchers

On 16 February 2021
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The state of Israeli politics: Elections and group appeals

By Alona Dolinsky On 15 February 2021
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What does the future look like for Politics graduates in the UK?

By Jamie Roberts On 3 February 2021
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COVID-19 in Germany: conspiracy theories and the search for scapegoats

By Isabelle-Christine Panreck On 2 February 2021
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Your chance to edit Politics and the British Journal of Politics and International Relations

On 27 January 2021
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Winter at the borders of Europe: fears for refugees in freezing conditions

By Gemma Bird On 25 January 2021
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Where do women stand in politics? A case study of East and Southeast Asia

By Shan-Jan Sarah Liu On 20 January 2021
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Political Studies Association welcomes a new APPG on Political Literacy

On 19 January 2021
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The race tightens in Wales ahead of the 2021 devolved elections

By Roger Awan-Scully On 19 January 2021
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Understanding electoral protests in Italy's 2016 constitutional referendum

By Matthew E. Bergman and Gianluca Passarelli On 13 January 2021

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