Political Science

Referendum Spending Is A Murky World When It Should Be Crystal Clear

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Strong And Stable? Theresa May's Reshuffle Was A Big Distraction For Whitehall

After the unforced error of the Prime Minister’s reshuffle, government departments now have to spend precious time and resources changing nameplates and briefing new ministers
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The Problem Of Big Donors And Their Political Influence Must Be Resolved

Huge swathes of the public believe big donors hold too much political sway  – and yet again it has been revealed just how reliant parties are on the cash of very few.
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Why We Need All Disability Shortlists

Shortlists would make a resounding statement to disabled people about our place in our democracy
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10 Simple Predictions For UK And World Politics In 2018

Brexit will not go smoothly, which shouldn’t be a surprise
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Liberal Democrats Fined £18,000 For Campaign Spending Irregularities

The total sum, which is almost the maximum individual fine of £20,000, actually comprises two fines.
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Look Who's Taking Back Control

Democratic checks and balances were put in place for a reason – and this week we saw them in action
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What Is Net Neutrality And Could It Affect The UK?

Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Revealing Insights Into Vladimir Putin From His Annual Press Extravaganza

'I'm not really a journalist, I'm the head of a fish processing plant.'
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Surprise! Black Women Are Political Actors

That Black voters—and Black women in particular—were decisive in Doug Jones' upset should not be a surprise
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