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National debt – a burden on future generations?
The idea of burdening future generations is being used by the government to justify a variety of public policies from austerity to spending cuts.…
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PSA Launches Its Refreshed 2022/23 Academic Prizes
We are delighted to announce that our 2022/23 Academic Prizes are now open for nominations from PSA members.…
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A Message From Our Chair on the 2022/23 PSA Academic Prizes
As we launch the PSA prizes for another year, some of you may notice a few changes to the categories this year.…
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PSA24: Want to convene the PSA’s annual conference? Now’s your chance!
Let us know if you are interested via events@psa.ac.uk by Monday 5 December 2022…
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No majority? No problem: French government overrides parliament
How do you pass critical budgetary legislation without a parliamentary majority? This is the challenge of any minority government, but France has an innovative solution, albeit with democratic ramifications.…
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You have no authority here, Liz Truss
Over the last two months we have witnessed unprecedented turmoil at the top of the Conservative Party.…
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