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Approaching the Turkish Elections with a Global Lens

By Dr Begum Zorlu, City, University of London - Department of International Politics, PSA Turkish Politics Specialist Group On 25 May 2023
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Understanding school shooting in Serbia: and what's next for radicalisation in the country

By Umut Korkut, professor, Glasgow Caledonian University & Stevan Tatalovic, researcher from Belgrade On 19 May 2023
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A New Editorial Team for Political Studies

On 11 May 2023
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From Military Rule to Democracy? The High Stakes of Thailand’s Upcoming Election

By Ploykamol Suwantawit On 9 May 2023
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Elections for the PSA ECN Committee 2023-2025

On 9 May 2023
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Hello from the new Chair

On 4 May 2023
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Does Jim Webb offer the policy realism that Washington needs?

By Arthur I Cyr On 19 August 2015
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Alphabet soup - the unpredictability of marking in A Level Politics

By Heather Fern On 19 August 2015
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Cameron's posturing on Calais: Why more fences won’t reduce illegal immigration

By Rebecca Partos On 17 August 2015
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Does faith have a role to play in the revival of the Lib Dems?

By Ben Margulies On 9 August 2015
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We Have Nothing To Lose But Our Relevance!!

By Andrew Crines On 4 August 2015
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PSA launch new research commission to investigate how 'informal governance' is shaping devolution in English cities

On 30 July 2015
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PSA launch new Research Commission to investigate how ‘informal governance’ is shaping devolution in English cities

On 30 July 2015
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Well Labour, this is what happens when you crowdsource a leadership election

By Tom Quinn On 27 July 2015
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Well Labour, this is what happens when you crowdsource a leadership election

By Tom Quinn On 27 July 2015
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The Farron era begins

By Peter Sloman On 25 July 2015
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The Farron era begins

By Peter Sloman On 25 July 2015
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Why defeating Islamic State might mean re-reading The Lord of the Rings

By Akil Awan On 23 July 2015
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Why is Jeremy Corbyn stealing the show? Because he’s the only Labour candidate saying anything at all

By John Gaffney On 23 July 2015
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Is FOI an expensive process which hampers decision making?

By Ben Worthy On 20 July 2015
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Big Brother 2015’s Tory Prime Minister Hopeful and Inverted Celebrity Politics in Britain

By Anthony Ridge-Newman On 18 July 2015

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