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Gridlock in government but the clock ticks towards Brexit
By Feargal Cochrane On
14 December 2018
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13 December 2018
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PSA launches Diverse Voices Doctoral Scholarships
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5 December 2018
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Academic Freedom – an update and response
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3 December 2018
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Split your ticket? Split your friends: Social network disagreement and partisan preferences in the 1990 German election
By Debra Leiter On
5 March 2018
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Germany finally has a new government – but will it be strong enough to face the challenges ahead?
By Josefin Graef On
5 March 2018
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PSA president appointed to ESRC council
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3 March 2018
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Expenses redux: Opening up vice chancellor pay and perks
By Ben Worthy On
2 March 2018
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Team GB and four lessons for Northern Ireland
By Feargal Cochrane On
1 March 2018
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Indefinite by article, indefinite by nature
By Simon Usherwood On
27 February 2018
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The German federal election and its aftermath: A drama in four acts
By Josefin Graef On
23 February 2018
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PSA statement of support for its members
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23 February 2018
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PSA treasurer
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23 February 2018
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Does Brexit really realise the ideals of JS Mill?
By Helen McCabe On
21 February 2018
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Storytelling and Politics: How History, Myths and Narratives Drive Our Decisions
By Mark Briggs, Communications & Media Relations Officer On
20 February 2018
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Don't write Le Pen off yet. But which one?
By Jim Shields On
19 February 2018
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ESRC announce Postgraduate Training Strategy
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16 February 2018
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The rhetoric of unity and distinctiveness in coalition politics: Lessons from the 2010-15 Conservative-Liberal Democrat government
By Judi Atkins On
13 February 2018
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British Academy urges next Government to help make UK the best place to do research and innovation
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11 February 2018
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