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British and Irish Politics and Policy
The importance of intellectual traditions in policy making
April 8th, 2024
Brexit
An emerging homo-nativist electorate?
April 4th, 2024
Party politics and elections
It’s a mistake to call Reform UK “far-right”
March 21st, 2024
Party politics and elections
The two-party system is more fragile than it seems
March 13th, 2024
History
Situating Popular Conservatives in the Party’s tradition
February 23rd, 2024
Education
Education funding presents tough choices for school leaders and awkward ones for politicians
January 16th, 2024
Governance
Politicians often miscalculate public opinion when making unpopular decisions
January 5th, 2024
Economy and Society
Why Artificial Intelligence is a misnomer
October 19th, 2023
LSE Comment
What we learned from the Conservative and Labour Party Conferences
October 18th, 2023
Media and Communications
To regulate online political advertising, we must first define it
September 14th, 2023
British and Irish Politics and Policy
How prevalent are populist views among parliamentary candidates?
August 16th, 2023
British and Irish Politics and Policy
Ethnic reversal in Northern Ireland: While Stormont stalls, local politics is on the move
July 25th, 2023
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