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The Owen Paterson Scandal: Standards, Trust and Democratic Norms
*The views expressed in this blog post do not reflect the view of PSA Parliaments The resignation of Owen Paterson as Member of Parliament for North Shropshire, following revelations that he had been paid half a million pounds to lobby ministers has highlighte…
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BISA and PSA members Appointed as Chair and Deputy Chair of the QAA Subject Benchmark Review
The Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) have announced the new Chairs and Deputy Chairs to lead the review of Subject Benchmark statements in 13 subjects, including Politics and International Relations.…
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Climate Assemblies and the Climate Crisis
Time is running out to address the climate crisis and yet politicians continue to fail to introduce policies to address the emergency sufficiently.…
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QAA Subject's Benchmark Statement Advisory Groups
BE PART OF QAA’S SUBJECT BENCHMARK STATEMENTS ADVISORY GROUP FOR POLITICS & IR QAA has asked for the PSA’s support in conducting this review.…
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A bipartisan compromise on voter identification is needed in the UK. Canada has a blueprint.
The storming of the Capitol Building in Washington D.C., in January 2021 showed that democratic breakdown can occur quickly and unexpectedly, when political parties come to blows over voter fraud and electoral integrity. America has held itself up as being a…
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PSA22 6 Days Left Until Submission Deadline!
Only 6 days left until the PSA Annual Conference 2022 submission deadline - 11th October @23:59, make sure you submit your paper. Click here for more information.…
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The PSA has partnered with Shout Out UK for London Voter Registration Week
The PSA is proud to be partnering with Shout Out UK - 'The home of political literacy and youth voice' to help deliver London Voter Registration Week! …
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