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The undergraduate dissertation Another year has passed and our third year students have completed their research – the dissertation! Again, a phenomenal range of topics and questions attests to Politics students’ interests. See more here…
by Dr Kirsten Haack, Senior Lecturer in International Politics There are a number of special days – rites of passages – for everyone in life: some count first communion or confirmation, the first day of drinking legally or being able… Continue Reading →
With approx. 13 weeks left until the general election, PoliticsNU will write about elections, voting and their meaning. We will cover the election by focussing on what voting means as a process, including some personal memories associated with voting and… Continue Reading →
Behind the Obama and Democrat obituaries and the gleeful Republican taunts about a comprehensive repudiation of Obama’s policies, lie some less well-publicised, but nonetheless significant, aspects of Tuesday’s midterm elections. Turnout in midterms rarely ever attains the levels of voting… Continue Reading →
So, the party conference season is over and we rush headlong, via the odd by-election, to next May’s general election. What’s on offer? Are we going to see the same levels of interest, debate and passion as we did in… Continue Reading →