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Anti-terrorism laws have caused citizens to rethink what being a citizen means

Dec 6, 2013 EditorComment

The UK government has introduced many anti-terrorism laws in recent years. Lee Jarvis and Michael

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Has the coalition made people less interested in politics?

Nov 29, 2013 Editor1 Comment

Last week at our School Question Time, someone asked about whether the experience of Coalition

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John Bercow to consider the case for internet voting in the UK. Is it a good idea?

Nov 27, 2013 Editor3 Comments

Dr. Toby James considers the proposal from the Commons Speaker John Bercow that internet voting

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Parliament Week Events at UEA, 2013: What does Parliament mean to you?

Nov 26, 2013 EditorComment

Each year, the University of East Anglia host a week of special events to mark

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Global financial companies are pushing Africa away from cash based economies

Nov 22, 2013 EditorComment

Dr. Elizabeth Cobbett recently presented research on the spread of global finance into Sub-Saharan African markets.

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Why study politics, international relations, culture and media with us?

Nov 17, 2013 Editor

The University of East Anglia is one of the best Universities to study politics, international

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The New Libya

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Muammar Gaddafi fell from power in 2011 after a 42 year rule. Dr. Johan Franzen considers

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It’s Parliament Week: A cause for celebration, education, but most importantly, critique?

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Dr. Toby James argues that Parliament Week is an important opportunity for public to critically

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It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment

Alexandra Runswick, Director of Unlock Democracy, argues that setting up a petitions committee could help

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Putting Parliament at the core of national life

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment

Charles Clarke, visiting Professor at the University of East Anglia, considers how Parliament could be