March 2014

European Elections 2014 Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration

The European Parliament: An Environmental Champion Now and in the Future?

Mar 28, 2014 Editor2 Comments

The European Parliament has been often been heralded as a champion of environmental policy within

Studying at UEA

From UEA’s walkways to Westminster’s corridors of power

Mar 27, 2014 EditorComment

Students from the University of East Anglia recently visited the Houses of Parliament as part

Elections Public Policy and Administration Studying at UEA

Low voter turnout at Police and Crime Commissioner Elections in England and Wales: how it can be addressed

Mar 25, 2014 EditorComment

Elections for the Police and Crime Commissioners were first held in 2012 in England and

Cultural Politics and Media European Elections 2014 Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration

Britain and Euro-scepticism: understanding the fit

Mar 21, 2014 Editor1 Comment

The British population’s views of Europe are shaped by wider attitudes towards Britain’s status and

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Tony Benn and the Living Art of Rhetoric

Mar 14, 2014 Editor3 Comments

Tony Benn, the veteran Labour politician and campaigner, was widely praised for his oratory skills. Professor

Critical Global Politics European Elections 2014 Public Policy and Administration

How to Win If You Are 1 Against 27: Can the UK Still Influence the Rest of the EU?

Mar 13, 2014 EditorComment

Dr. Adam Steinhouse argues that Britain has been able to achieve many policy goals and exert much influence

Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration

Postal voting and electoral fraud: a reply to Mawrey

Mar 12, 2014 EditorComment

Postal voting on demand has been in place in the UK for over a decade.

Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis

Molly Smitten-Downes, Eurovision and the launch of pop-stars: Ordinary people versus media people

Mar 9, 2014 EditorComment

Michael Skey is currently involved in a research project examining the Eurovision Song Contest, a

European Elections 2014 Public Lectures Public Policy and Administration

European Elections 2014: Question Time with the Eastern region candidates

Mar 5, 2014 Editor1 Comment

The University of East Anglia hosted a debate with some of the candidates (and sitting

Critical Global Politics Expert Political Analysis

Western Hubris and Events in Ukraine

Mar 4, 2014 Editor4 Comments

Professor Lee Marsden questions whether the West can really lecture Russia for breaching Ukrainian sovereignty, given