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U-Turns and ‘over-interpretations’ mire Cameron’s Accidental Referendum

U-Turns and ‘over-interpretations’ mire Cameron’s Accidental Referendum

 by Jack Brooks (research assistant) and Dr Sarah Lieberman (senior lecturer in politics and international relations)

12 Jun, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, Guest Blogs, Research, Students1 Comment on U-Turns and ‘over-interpretations’ mire Cameron’s Accidental Referendum
The International Energy Charter: A New Age of Energy Governance?

The International Energy Charter: A New Age of Energy Governance?

09 Jun, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, Guest BlogsLeave a Comment on The International Energy Charter: A New Age of Energy Governance?
Triple-A rating? Juncker’s vision for the EU’s social policy scorecard

Triple-A rating? Juncker’s vision for the EU’s social policy scorecard

20 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, Guest Blogs, Research1 Comment on Triple-A rating? Juncker’s vision for the EU’s social policy scorecard
The ABC of Nigel Farage

The ABC of Nigel Farage

By David Bates, Principal Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on The ABC of Nigel Farage
Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.

Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.

By Sarah Lieberman, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on Reflections on Elections: tsunamis, tidal waves, tectonic shifts, hat eating and a major balls up.
UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron

UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron

By Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in British Politics

08 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on UK Election 2015: how the votes stacked up for David Cameron
Big Questions from the Election Will Remain Unanswered

Big Questions from the Election Will Remain Unanswered

It looks inevitable that for two elections running no party will win an overall majority.

06 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Big Questions from the Election Will Remain Unanswered
Leaders dodge talk of coalitions in Question Time showdown

Leaders dodge talk of coalitions in Question Time showdown

By Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in British Politics

01 May, 201511 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Leaders dodge talk of coalitions in Question Time showdown
Slick Mili: from liability to switched-on leader with a few well-timed selfies

Slick Mili: from liability to switched-on leader with a few well-timed selfies

By Mark Bennister, Senior Lecturer in British Politics

29 Apr, 201511 Sep, 2018 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Slick Mili: from liability to switched-on leader with a few well-timed selfies

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