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Call for new Chair and Vice-Chair of PSA
We're seeking applications from senior colleagues to lead the PSA forward as Chair or Vice-Chair starting in 2020.…
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Battlefield lethality in civil wars and pro-government militias
To understand why some civil wars are more lethal, author Huseyn Aliyev investigates the role of pro-government militias (PGMs) in intrastate conflicts and their impact on conflict lethality.…
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Does personal political ideology influence how immigrants and refugees are perceived?
Previous studies have not examined whether (personal) political ideology influences how trusters perceive of immigrants and refugees as a threat.…
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Statement on the prorogation of Parliament
The Political Studies Association (PSA) is concerned about today's developments surrounding the UK government proroguing Parliament.…
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Professor Oddbjørn Knutsen
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Professor Oddbjørn Knutsen, ECPR Executive Committee member and Professor of Political Science at the University of Oslo, Norway.…
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Joint International Teaching and Learning Conference
Members of the PSA, APSA, BISA and ECPR met in Brighton from 17 to 19 June for the first ever conference jointly organised by the four associations.…
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Help the PSA: Donate lecture capture content today!
Calling all academic lecturers! Want to support teachers and A-level students in understanding politics? Share your audio-capture lectures with us.…
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The existential challenge of studying climate politics
Climate change is increasingly being discussed as an existential threat to human civilisation. How should this affect the work of political scientists who are investigating environmental politics?…
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British Academy call for PGR Pathways case studies
The British Academy are now seeking to collect doctoral graduate case studies from postgraduate researches who have entered employment beyond academia for a new publication.…
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