After over ten years as Speaker, John Bercow has announced his intention to stand down at the end of October. As for who will replace him, that is unclear and will be decided by an election amongst MPs, several of whom have already declared their candidacy. But how does that election work? Mark Bennister offers a guide to the process.
Month: September 2019
Call for Papers for PSA Parliaments Panels for the Political Studies Association Annual Conference in 2020: Reimagining Politics: deadline 14 October.
September 2019 newsletter
In this month’s newsletter, we have the following announcements/information:
- Our Annual Conference: please remember to register!
- PSA Conference 2020, Edinburgh: Call for Papers
- Job Opportunity at Birkbeck
- Recently on our blog
If you have any notices / messages you would like us to circulate to the group, please let us know.
Best wishes,
Marc (@marcgeddes), Louise (@LouiseVThompson) Alex (@A_Meakin) and Seán (@S_Haughey)
Aristotle Kallis, Keele University, places the recent prorogation of the UK Parliament in historical context.
Stephen Holden Bates (University of Birmingham), Mark Goodwin (Coventry University) and Steve McKay (University of Lincoln) discuss opening up their select committee data archive for open access research.
Who is watching Parliament?
Ben Worthy discusses his new Leverhulme research project on parliamentary data.