The Cambridge Election Podcast
From the University of Cambridge comes ELECTION, an insightful politics podcast; asking the questions that no one else is in the run-up to the British General Election with the most interesting people...
View ArticleA testing and tormenting time for political parties after the 2015 British...
The ‘sweetest victory’ of the Conservatives, as David Cameron put it on May 8th, and the sweeping landslide victory of the SNP, winning all but three of the Scottish seats, were indeed shocking wake-up...
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In the past, India and China have disputed numerous issues, from trade to territory. Notably, in 1962, disputes over their Himalayan border regions sparked the brief Sino-Indian War. In the 21st...
View ArticleThe Democracy Commission: practically teaching democracy
The institutions, technologies and practices of British democracy are, for the most part, inventions from before the time of universal suffrage. In the fluidity and fracture of the 21st century, it is...
View ArticleContested Constitutions: A Microcosm of post-Arab Spring Divisions
Five years after Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation in Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia ignited the Arab Spring. Yet while it inspired hope for democratic transition across the Middle East and North Africa, the...
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