It’s all to play for in the Polls: The 2015 British General Election
Introduction With just one day to go before the British public cast their vote at the ballot box, the g...
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British Politics,
Electoral Strategy,
GE2015,
Public Opinion,
UK
The 2015 British General Election: Core Battlegrounds
In this report, Chris Hanley and James Downes investigate the defining battlegrounds that are likely to play an influential role among v...
Predicting the Polls: the 2015 General Election
By Joshua Townsley For political scientists, the 2015 UK general election will be one of the most exciting in years. The traditional Labo...
Russia's suspension of the CFE Treaty: a matter of time
Camille-Renaud Merlen argues that Russia’s de facto withdrawal from the CFE Treaty is symptomatic of the unravelling of the European secur...
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CFE Treaty,
Cold War,
Europe,
International Relations,
NATO,
Russia
The Welfare State – The main social policy battleground in the general election?
In this post, Owen Davis discusses the hotly contested area of welfare policy in the run up to the...
ISIS: Public opinion and the complications of International Law
Chris Hanley and James Downes discuss the ramifications surrounding ISIS, drawing on recent polling data. The article then looks at four cor...
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Asian Politics,
ISIS,
ISIS. International Law,
Middle East,
World
‘It’s Immigration, Stupid’?
In this article, which will be appearing as a research paper in Parliament Street, James Downes discusses the political saliency of immig...
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British Politics,
Electoral Strategy,
GE2015,
Immigration,
Immigration Policy,
UK,
UKIP
Money Can't Buy Me Votes
By Joshua Townsley In light of a recent story claiming the Tories were attempting to ‘buy’ the general election, and a rather important...
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