Referendums are historically uncommon within broader British history, but 2021 marks the tenth anniversary of the first of a series of referendums that irrevocably altered the country’s politics in the...
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The PSA is delighted to announce that our 72nd conference will be convened by the University of York on 10-...
We are pleased to reflect and celebrate the fantastic achievements of our members with our prestigious Academic Prizes.
On the International Day of Remembrance, Shahnaz Akhter makes the case on why we should be marking this on the school calendars and incorporating this into our curriculum....
Today we have launched our #PSA21 virtual conference platform hosted by the brilliant team at VenuIQ.
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In a post-Brexit world, the UK is trying to navigate both a changing international security situation and the loss of unfettered access to its largest market. The new ...
On Monday 15th March the Political Studies Association celebrated World Speech Day by hosting our Student Political Speech Competition Live Finals. Our competition was co-hosted with the University of East Anglia, Future Leaders.
“It is our darkest hour: but we will make it.” In March 2020, the (now former) prime minister of Italy, Giuseppe Conte, echoing the words of Winston Churchill, summed up the ...
Keir Starmer’s honeymoon period as leader of the Labour Party appears to be over. He had a robust start when he took over in April 2020, winning over large swaths of party members and outperforming Boris Johnson in polls on “most trusted” and as “...