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Join us for this event on the 10th anniversary of the Scottish independence referendum and a fantastic lineup of speakers. Co-sponsored by Centre on Constitutional Change and Ed Con Law Centre For details & registration see here 👇

Delighted that P&IR Edinburgh School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh got the chance to host IPEG’s annual conference and really pleased to chair a wonderful panel on historical IPE this morning, featuring Nathan Coombs, Oksana Levkovych and James Morrison.

Building Euro area bodies: the institutionalisation of differentiated integration in economic and monetary union Alexander Schilin 🇺🇦 #StandWithUkraine Universiteit Leiden latest research link.springer.com/article/10.105… #Differentiatedintegration #Eurogroup #Sovereigndebtcrisis #Institutionalisation

In their forthcoming SI, read Stella Ladi and laura polverari article 'Reconceptualising the EU‑member states relationship in the age of permanent emergency' link.springer.com/article/10.105… #CoordinativeEuropeanization #EUinstitutions #Permacrisis #Crisis #EUpublicpolicies

One of the highlights of the academic year - the welcome dinner in The University of Edinburgh’s magnificent Playfair Library for the incoming P&IR Edinburgh undergraduates. School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh

Interesting how much the culture wars right in the UK likes to borrow terminology from the US context to support their claims. Thus 'EDI' becomes 'DEI' and now a weird invocation of this anachronism. Liz Truss should look up the 1988 Education Reform Act.

A real treat for P&IR Edinburgh students. A look back on the UK general election campaign with Anand Menon Michael Crick and Rachel Amery School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh Centre on Constitutional Change

Another excellent talk yesterday as part of the UK General Election series at P&IR Edinburgh School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh co-organised by Centre on Constitutional Change & UK in a Changing Europe, with insightful contributions from Anand Menon Michael Crick & Rachel Amery. Next talk on 10 October - details in the post below 👇

PIR Open Day P&IR Edinburgh School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh Patrick Theiner John Devaney Ben Rosamond

New book from P&IR Edinburgh’s Annika Rosamond. Want to know about feminist foreign policy and digital diplomacy? Then this is what you need. It’s open access and free to read. School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh

This.

As a parent of an autistic child, it seems to me that the publication of such ill-informed, prejudicial claptrap should immediately disqualify its author from public office.

How do populist voters differ from other voters and among themselves? Caner Şimşek argues the commonality of populist voters is a perceived sense of political inefficacy. Read more here in Voices unheard: How feelings of inefficacy fuel populism. link.springer.com/article/10.105…

The latest in our 2024 General Election series is a scintillating lecture to a packed house by John Curtice on the UK’s changing electoral geography. P&IR Edinburgh School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh Centre on Constitutional Change

So, is the plan to return the billions in government subsidy received by SpaceX and Tesla to the poor benighted American taxpayer?

Indeed. A real stress-test for the Constitution.

Oscar being the poster boy for a very good cause.

Can we aggregate voters’ perceptions of political parties’ left–right positions? In the latest issue @tomwgvdmeer Kathrin Ackermann (@ackermannk.bsky.social) and Huib Pellikaan explore. link.springer.com/article/10.105… #Leftrightdimension #Voters #Commonspace #Spatialmodel #Transitiveordering

An important policy-facing book from FEPS featuring a contribution from P&IR Edinburgh’s Annika Rosamond School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh

New piece by P&IR Edinburgh’s Thom Tyerman School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh