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Diverse Voices 2024: Reflections from our first workshop

By Joan McDappa, PSA’s Diversity and Projects Officer, On 7 March 2025
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Is Turkey starting another peace process with the PKK?

By Begum Zorlu City St George's, University of London, Convenor of the PSA Turkish Politics Specialist Group On 6 March 2025

WJM Mackenzie Book Prize 2024/25 - Shortlist Announced

On 27 February 2025
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Takeaways from the 2025 German election

By Matthias Dilling & Hartwig Pautz On 24 February 2025
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LGBTQ+ History Month

By Carolina Silveira & Claire Dunlop On 21 February 2025
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REF 2029 Sub-panel Member Recruitment

On 13 February 2025
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Claims of the increasing irrelevance of universities are ideology masquerading as evidence

By Matthew Flinders, Will Jennings and Gerry Stoker On 15 December 2015
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Argentina's new president: Winds of change in Latin America

By Helder Ferreira do Vale On 13 December 2015
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FRENCH POLITICS AFTER THE PARIS ATTACKS: POLARISED AND DEEPLY PERSONAL

By John Gaffney On 3 December 2015
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MPs, Journalists and Academics among those honoured at Political Studies Association Awards 2015 Dinner

On 2 December 2015
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RALLYING ROUND THE (RED) FLAG: WHY PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR BOMBING SYRIA IS FALLING

By James Strong On 2 December 2015
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Select Committees Should Leave Westminster Bubble

By Leanne-Marie McCarthy-Cotter On 1 December 2015
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A court just made a landmark ruling for abortion rights in Northern Ireland

By Jennifer Thomson On 30 November 2015
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WELFARE STRANGENESS AND THE 2015 AUTUMN STATEMENT

By Craig Berry On 26 November 2015
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EUROPE ALREADY DEFEATED RADICAL TERRORISTS—120 YEARS AGO

By Akil Awan On 22 November 2015
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Nurse review of research councils published

On 19 November 2015
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WE NEED TO PUT ISIS IN CONTEXT IF WE ARE EVER TO CONTAIN IT

By George Kassimeris On 18 November 2015
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Survey of PSA members on the REF process

On 13 November 2015
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A REMARKABLE GENERAL ELECTION SEES THE START OF A LONG AND UNCERTAIN STRUGGLE IN MYANMAR

By Lee Jones On 13 November 2015
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RHETORIC AND THE CAMPAIGN FOR BRITAIN AND THE EUROPEAN UNION

By Andrew Crines On 10 November 2015
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THE IMPACT OF ACADEMIA ON PARLIAMENT: 45 PERCENT OF PARLIAMENT-FOCUSED IMPACT CASE STUDIES WERE FROM SOCIAL SCIENCES

By Caroline Kenny On 9 November 2015

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