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Which country does the most good for the world?

Jul 9, 2014 Editor3 Comments

Simon Anholt is a Honorary Professor at the University of East Anglia. He has recently launched

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Experts evaluate British Labour Party Leaders at the University of East Anglia

Jul 9, 2014 Editor

Who was the most successful Labour party leader of all time? And who was the

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Clement Attlee

Jun 28, 2014 EditorComment

On 28th June 2014 a conference was held at the University of East Anglia (UEA)

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Iraq, Syria and the Middle East – a response to Tony Blair

Jun 18, 2014 EditorComment

Professor Lee Marsden provides a critique of Tony Blair’s recent essay on ‘Iraq, Syria and

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The Too Difficult Box

Jun 11, 2014 Editor2 Comments

University of East Anglia Visiting Professor Charles Clarke launched his new book called the Too

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Politics and popular and culture (again)

May 29, 2014 EditorComment

Professor John Street notes how popular culture and politics have merged in recent weeks in

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Analysing the European election results in the UK Eastern Region

May 28, 2014 EditorComment

The Eastern region elected 3 UKIP MEPs, 3 Conservative MEPs and 1 Labour MEP in

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The European Parliamentary Elections 2014 on Eastminster

May 20, 2014 EditorComment

Elections to the European Parliament will take place this week. In the UK, citizens will

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The case for compulsory turnout in the UK: addressing political inequality

May 2, 2014 Editor2 Comments

Britain is about to go to the polls for the European Elections, but voter turnout

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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