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Gridlock in government but the clock ticks towards Brexit
By Feargal Cochrane On
14 December 2018
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Launch of new Teaching and Learning Network
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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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What’s happening in Italy? Populism, continuity and change
By David Vampa On
8 February 2018
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Political Studies Review: call for proposals
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5 February 2018
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Total Exposure 2018
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5 February 2018
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What's Happening in Western Politics?
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31 January 2018
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A clear way forward? Or further delay and indecision? A look ahead to the House of Commons debate on Restoration and Renewal
By Alexandra Meakin On
30 January 2018
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What impact do politicians’ speeches really have? Analysing SYRIZA’s 2015 defeat
By Gareth Price-Thomas and Nick Turnbull On
29 January 2018
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BJPIR call for special issue proposals
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24 January 2018
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A year of Trump: Rhetorical bluster or dangerous new reality?
By Lisa Ten Brinke On
24 January 2018
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The epic political elegance of Emmanuel Macron
By George Kassimeris On
23 January 2018
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North Korea’s participation in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: a thaw in inter-Korean relations and the need for a memory-reset
By Youngmi Kim On
22 January 2018
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Beyond the madness: Donald Trump and the resetting of America’s social contract
By David Coates On
19 January 2018
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The 45th Loser: How will Donald Trump end his presidency?
By Ben Worthy On
18 January 2018
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The Conservatives need to start talking about the future
By Andrew Crines On
15 January 2018
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'We're staying nuclear free': Party effects on environmental protest in New Zealand
By Thomas O'Brien On
10 January 2018
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Truth commissions after economic meltdown: Learning or blame game?
By Iosif Kovras and Shaun McDaid On
9 January 2018
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