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Political Quarterly, David Toke, Nicholas Allen, Peter Williams, Paul Thomas, Korhan Mühürcüoğlu, Eda Bektas, Thomas Quinn, John Bartle, Petra Schleiter, Arianna Giovannini, Mark, Nikhil DattaFounded in 1930, we publish analysis, insight and informed opinion on politics and public policy – jargon-free and always in plain English. Subscribe for a weekly digest of our best articles on a wide range of topics.
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In Defence of Quiet Politics
Late last year, Polly Mackenzie (sometime LibDem political adviser and policy guru) posted on her Substack a critique of the policy failings of successive governments that centred on the metaphor of ‘levers’. For decades, prime ministers ha...
From Our Archive: Could Citizenship Education Combat Political Apathy?
The final report of the Advisory Group on Citizenship (the ‘Crick Report’) is a landmark document. Cogently argued and resolute in its recommendations, the report proposes a serious and sustained place for citizenship education in the curri...
“If you Delivered Public Services in a way That Truly Works for the Public, Private Equity Funds Wouldn't be Interested”: Interview with Hettie O’Brien
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Why did you decide to write The Asset Class: How Private Equity Turned Capitalism Against Itself?
Private equity owns just about everything, from care homes to housing, funeral parlours, vet surgeries, dental practices and s...
New Issue Out Now
Volume 97, Issue 2 features a collection on 'Inequality and the Future of London', edited by Graeme Atherton and Rupa Huq MP, which brings together contributions from politicians, academics and think tanks to explore how inequality manifest...
Can Labour Build 2 Million New Homes?
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Britain’s housing crisis partly reflects the tendency for new homes to be delivered in sub-optimal locations.
- A new measure shows that half of the excess demand for housing lies in well-connected, amenity-rich, inner parts of cities...
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Analysis, insight and informed opinion on politics and public policy.
I am the author of the book 'Energy Revolutions - profiteering versus democracy' (Pluto Press); I am Reader in Energy Politics at the University of Aberdeen and I am Director of 100percentrenewableuk. Yes, we can do 100% clean energy!
Nicholas Allen is Professor of Politics at Royal Holloway, University of London
Author and researcher
Paul Thomas is Professor of Youth and Policy in the School of Business, Education and Law at the University of Huddersfield. Paul's research focuses on the implementation of policies to prevent terrorism, including the Prevent duty in education.
Korhan Mühürcüoğlu is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at Atılım University, Ankara.
Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Administration.
Thomas Quinn is a writer on British politics. He has held academic posts at the University of Essex and the London School of Economics.
Petra Schleiter is Director of the Centre for Democratic Resilience at the University of Oxford and a Professor of Comparative Politics.
Professor of Political Sociology, University of Urbino. I work & write on: devolution, multilevel governance, territorial politics, regions & regionalism, local government, the North of England.
Dr Mark Bennister Visiting Reader Queen Mary University of London Affiliate Researcher Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge
Academic studying housing, market power, and labour markets.
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