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Too much short-termism, too much reacting to events…

Too much short-termism, too much reacting to events…

From Mark Bennister (Reader in Politics, CCCU) and Ben Worthy (Lecturer in Politics, Birkbeck, University of London). This commentary was published first on PSA Insight blog.

07 Aug, 201804 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Too much short-termism, too much reacting to events…
The July 2018 White Paper: Carte Blanche or Tabula Rasa?

The July 2018 White Paper: Carte Blanche or Tabula Rasa?

From Amelia Hadfield (Professor in European and International Relations) and Christian Turner (CEFEUS Research Assistant)

01 Aug, 201804 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on The July 2018 White Paper: Carte Blanche or Tabula Rasa?
A Tale of (Two…?) Borises

A Tale of (Two…?) Borises

From Max Stafford – PhD Candidate in Politics 

11 Jul, 201804 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on A Tale of (Two…?) Borises
Full time approaches, Brexit remains Brexit

Full time approaches, Brexit remains Brexit

From Dr Sarah Lieberman – Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

10 Jul, 201804 Sep, 2018 Commentary2 Comments on Full time approaches, Brexit remains Brexit
Is Parliament Fit for Purpose?

Is Parliament Fit for Purpose?

From Mark Bennister – Reader in Politics. This blog was originally posted on the PSA Parliaments Group blogsite (You can find the it here).

25 Jun, 201804 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Is Parliament Fit for Purpose?
Resigned to Controversy? The Curious Career of Ken Livingstone

Resigned to Controversy? The Curious Career of Ken Livingstone

‘…and set forth A deep repentance. Nothing in his life Became him like the leaving of it.’ (Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act 1, Scene 4).

22 May, 201804 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Resigned to Controversy? The Curious Career of Ken Livingstone
Local Elections 2018: A Nation divided?

Local Elections 2018: A Nation divided?

A reflection on the recent local elections by one of our students, Christian Turner.

09 May, 201807 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Local Elections 2018: A Nation divided?
Karl Marx at 200

Karl Marx at 200

On the 200th anniversary of birth of Karl Marx, Dr David Bates asks: is Marxism dead? On the 5th May 2018 it will be 200 years since Karl Marx was […]

04 May, 201807 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Karl Marx at 200
Sadiq Khan: Mid-Term Report

Sadiq Khan: Mid-Term Report

Much has been written about the local elections due to take place on Thursday of this week. Across the country, political parties are deploying their big guns and sending out […]

03 May, 201807 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Sadiq Khan: Mid-Term Report

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