When Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won the 2020 US Presidential Election, Democrats took to the streets to celebrate. Whether in cars or on foot, with loudspeakers or music blaring from phones, they celebrated the end of Donald Trump's presidency, the...
Brexit is already proving epochal in its impacts on Britain. While trade, customs and regulations dominated the 2020 UK-EU negotiations, the changes to local government in England, while less publicised, will be...
No one is expecting the Labour party to have very much to celebrate when the votes are finally counted and reported after the May 6th elections. The Hartlepool by-election looks too close to call but even a close win is not a strong result in a seat they have held...
UNESCO’s World Press Freedom Day 2021 (#WPFD2021), which was on May 3rd, is a chance for journalists around the world to remind people of what they do – and why they do it. This year’s tagline was “...
The Political Studies Association (PSA) is delighted to announce our new editorial teams for these well-respected journals who will take up the reins from 1 August 2021.
The PSA’s British Journal of...
It is with great sadness that we share with you the news of Lord Trevor Smith's passing.