Expert Political Analysis Public Policy Public Policy and Administration UKIPImmigration in Britain: we are far away from a dispassionate national debate Apr 14, 2015 Editor2 Comments on Immigration in Britain: we are far away from a dispassionate national debate John Turnpenny explains why immigration has become a such a key political issue in Britain, arguing
Cultural Politics and Media Election Forecasting Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and AdministrationOpinion polls and the media: You can lead a horse to coverage of politics… Nov 10, 2014 Editor1 Comment on Opinion polls and the media: You can lead a horse to coverage of politics… Dr. Chris Hanretty has published a new article on the media coverage of elections. I
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Austerity Politics Public Lectures Public Policy and Administration The Partisan ViewDoing Politics Differently: Marina Prentoulis on Podemos, Syriza, Left Unity Oct 23, 2014 EditorComment on Doing Politics Differently: Marina Prentoulis on Podemos, Syriza, Left Unity Dr. Marina Prentoulis, Senior Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, recently took part in a Left
Expert Political Analysis Public Policy Public Policy and AdministrationThe Presumption of NICE: Paradigms, Policies and Practical Public Reasoning Oct 16, 2014 EditorComment on The Presumption of NICE: Paradigms, Policies and Practical Public Reasoning The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) plays a key role in making
Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence ReferendumThe Morning After: Why the Scottish Referendum could (and should) be the making of ‘New’ Britain Sep 16, 2014 Editor4 Comments on The Morning After: Why the Scottish Referendum could (and should) be the making of ‘New’ Britain The Scottish referendum has revealed the UK’s urgent need for constitutional reform, argues Dr. Nick
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Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders Public Policy and AdministrationProfessor Alan Finlayson’s Research is featured on the BBC’s Westminster Hour Aug 11, 2014 EditorComment on Professor Alan Finlayson’s Research is featured on the BBC’s Westminster Hour In advance of the forthcoming party conferences, much attention will be paid to the speeches
Expert Political Analysis Public Policy Public Policy and Administration‘The right to be a bigot’: Race in Australian politics Jul 24, 2014 EditorComment on ‘The right to be a bigot’: Race in Australian politics Legislation designed to enhance Australian free speech might undermine the rights of Aboriginal Australians, argues Peter Handley.
Election Forecasting Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and AdministrationGeneral Election 2015: what do the bookmakers say? Jul 14, 2014 Editor5 Comments on General Election 2015: what do the bookmakers say? Dr. Chris Hanretty analyses the current bookmakers predictions for the general election 2015. The odds