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The PhD Journey: Navigating Challenges and Triumphs

By Arvind Kumar On 6 September 2024
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Keir Starmer’s ‘productivity theatre’ and the need for a recognisable Labour brand

By Christopher Pich On 4 September 2024
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Rebuilding The Transatlantic Exchange on Learning & Teaching’ Wins The 2024 APSA-PSA International Partnerships Award

On 27 August 2024
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A New Editorial Team for Politics Studies Review

On 23 August 2024
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In Memoriam: Professor David Denver

On 20 August 2024
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A level Government & Politics: in good health but ripe for growth

By Michelle Doyle Wildman, Chief Executive of the Political Studies Association On 15 August 2024
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UK scores worst in electoral integrity in western Europe. Here's why

By Pippa Norris On 15 March 2016
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Cameron's Corbyn problem

By Matthew Goodwin On 14 March 2016
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Germany's regional election results need not be all doom and gloom for Merkel

By Dan Hough On 14 March 2016
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The politics of evidence-based policy making

By Paul Cairney On 10 March 2016

Getting the missing millions back on the electoral register

By Toby James and Oliver Sidorczuk On 8 March 2016
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Inquiry into Political Islam

On 7 March 2016
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Greece is facing an imminent humanitarian crisis

By Roman Gerodimos and Sofie Edlund On 3 March 2016
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New Content for politics at AS and A Level

On 3 March 2016
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Can conspiracy theories be instruments of global diplomacy?

By Ilya Yablokov On 2 March 2016
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How Donald Trump is breaking the rules of US politics

By Barry C Burden On 2 March 2016
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IPSA World Congress relocating!

On 29 February 2016
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How could the outers win?

By Matthew Goodwin On 29 February 2016

Sub-committee on ISIL financing: Oral evidence

On 29 February 2016
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Three reasons why Boris doesn't matter

By Ben Worthy On 27 February 2016
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'Tuck your shirt in!' It's going to be a bumpy ride

By Candida Yates On 24 February 2016

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