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Inequality and instability in the British State

By Jack Newman and Patrick Diamond On 5 December 2024
Blog

New party leaders will lead the devolved nations into 2025

By By Phillip Gilfus, University of Reading On 5 December 2024
Blog

Tackling key policy challenges through social science

By Michelle Doyle Wildman, PSA Chief Executive On 22 November 2024
Announcement

PSA Response to the Call for Evidence on the Curriculum & Assessment Review 

By Michelle Doyle Wildman, PSA Chief Executive On 21 November 2024
Blog

From Militant Revolutionary Politics to Democratic Politics – A Case of the Global South: Sri Lanka

By Aruni Samarakoon- University of Hull On 20 November 2024
Announcement

The Political Studies Association announces its new Vice Chair

On 18 November 2024
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Touching the Void – The Ups and Downs of Letting Go of the PhD

By Maximillian Guarini, The University of Bristol On 13 August 2024
Announcement

Internship Opportunity in the Parliamentary Estate at Westminster

On 9 August 2024
Blog

Does the UK have the right research funding mix?

By Michelle Doyle Wildman On 7 August 2024
Announcement

Open access and the 2029 Research Excellence Framework (REF)

On 5 August 2024
Blog

SPERI Presents... A podcast tackling the big questions in political economy

By Michael Jacobs and Mems Ayinla (University of Sheffield) On 25 July 2024
Blog

Gender and Generational Shifts in UK Voting Trends: What Should We Think?

By Lou Cheron On 24 July 2024
Blog

The hard work begins here: France's legislative elections and what comes next

By Dr Fraser McQueen On 17 July 2024
Report

UK Election Analysis 2024 Report

By Centre for Comparative Politics & Media Research On 16 July 2024
News

Decolonising pedagogical strategies: A summary

On 15 July 2024

PSA Chair Rose Gann promoted to Professor of Politics Education

On 15 July 2024
Blog

The UK General Election of July 2024: Results and Implications

By Professor James Newell On 12 July 2024
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Election 2024 analysis: The UK Union may appear restrengthened — but is it really?

By Jack Liddall On 12 July 2024
Blog

The Electoral System Got It Half Right

By Professor Richard Rose On 9 July 2024
Announcement

Nominations Open Mackenzie Book Prize 2024

On 5 July 2024

What are Politicians able to deliver for the next generation of voters?

On 28 June 2024

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