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Harriet Harman at the University of East Anglia

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Labour’s immediate leadership challenges after defeat

May 11, 2015 Editor1 Comment

Charles Clarke outlines Labour’s immediate leadership challenges after defeat in the 2015 general election. Harriet Harman

Elections Expert Political Analysis

General Election 2015: Running Smoothly?

May 7, 2015 Editor1 Comment

Toby James provides updates on some of the problems that voters have experienced casting their

Elections Studying at UEA

Votes for 16 year olds: the case for

May 6, 2015 EditorComment

Last September 16 and 17 year olds were given the right to vote in Scotland’s

Public Policy Studying at UEA The Partisan View

We say ‘No more’ to Education Reforms: Education should be in our hands!

May 6, 2015 EditorComment

Dolapo Okunuga, the winner of our sixth form blog competition, argues that education policy should include

10 Downing Street

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Incumbency matters in government formation

May 5, 2015 EditorComment

Chris Hanretty considers how the Fixed Term Parliament Act affects the government formation process after general

Elections Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics

‘Everybody’s talkin’ at me’: Popular music, politics and the general election

Apr 30, 2015 EditorComment

Adam Behr considers the history of politicians’ attempts to fraternise with the pop glitterati for

Immigration into the UK at Heathrow Airport.

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The Costs of Immigration (or, things to note before falling for a foreigner)

Apr 29, 2015 EditorComment

Dr Alexandria Innes responds to John Turnpenny’s recent post about immigration, arguing that the debate

Elections Public Policy The Partisan View

To Vote or Not to Vote: political parties, disability, and the politics of the personal

Apr 29, 2015 Editor1 Comment

As the 2015 general election approaches, Peter Handley considers whether the main parties’ position on

Elections Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics

This year’s election soundtracks won’t win many votes

Apr 27, 2015 Editor1 Comment

Bill Clinton had Fleetwood Mac. New Labour had Britpop. Professor John Street considers what the

Elections Public Lectures

Why should I vote for you? Reason and Rhetoric in the general election campaign

Apr 27, 2015 EditorComment

UEA’s Professor Alan Finlayson (School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies) spoke in London