On 17 July the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee agreed to hold an inquiry looking at how parliamentary constituency boundaries are to be redrawn after the next general election.
The Committee welcomes written evidence on any or all of the following questions:
Wednesday 10 & Thursday 11 September 2014
Convenor: Dr Clive Gabay, Queen Mary, University of London
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) will expire in 2015, with mixed results. This conference takes a social and political perspective on why...
The PSA is sponsoring a panel at the American Political Science Association’s Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, USA 28-31 August 2014.
In this lecture Professor Matthew Flinders, University of Sheffield, PSA Chair and author of Defending Politics, discusses ‘the problem with democracy’. Does the apparent shift from healthy scepticism to corrosive cynicism have more...
The workshops are part of the ESSTED project at the University of Manchester. ESSTED is an interdisciplinary team working to include more quantitative data and methods within the undergraduate curriculum in the School of Social Sciences. The project has been funded by the ESRC Curriculum...
Chief Executive of the Political Studies Association (PSA), Helena Djurkovic, today wrote to new Education Secretary Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP, new Universities Minister Rt Hon Greg Clark MP, and OFQUAL’s Chief Regulator Glenys Stacey, outlining concerns regarding the ongoing A-level...
The University of Buckingham’s postgraduate Centre of Global Affairs is soon to advertise for a part-time Professor to head up its unit, on the retirement of its previous incumbent. The post will involve teaching at postgraduate level on MA courses in Global Affairs and Diplomacy; and...
The Foreign Affairs Committee is launching an inquiry into The UK’s relations with Hong Kong: 30 years after the Joint Declaration, and invites submissions of evidence and possible recommendations. The Committee would welcome submissions which assess in particular:
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