Is your research focused on American Politics or are you part of the PSA American Politics Specialist Group? The Early Career Network of the Political Studies Association is delighted to invite you to participate in our roundtable on "The US 2024 Presidential Election".
The event will...
At the core of PSA’s activities is a profound respect and value for every individual, regardless of ethnicity, gender, age, language, beliefs, or other characteristics. We recognise that beyond perceived differences, there are countless ways in which we are interconnected, and in our...
Jack Newman and Patrick Diamond explore the twin trends of instability and inequality in British politics, and that long-term political stability can only be secured by more concerted aspects to tackle the UK’s deeply-embedded and multi-faceted inequalities....
Many of the political parties in Holyrood, Stormont, and Cardiff unexpectedly held leadership elections this year
Are you a mid-career member of the PSA? The PSA Women & Politics SG is hosting a Mid-Career Researcher (MCR) Mentoring Programme tailored specifically to the needs of women in academia following a research track. This initiative responds to a critical need to address the career development...
The Academy of Social Sciences/Campaign for Social Science’s latest report ‘Beyond the ballot’ (November 24) gives social science insights on eight key policy challenges from over 100 social scientists including those from the Political Studies...
This blog article explores the transition from militant to non-militant revolutionary politics in Sri Lanka, within the context of the Global South. It will examine the emergence of revolutionary consciousness, the political developments and declines, and the...