Category: News

We hope that, wherever you are, you are keeping safe and well. We have some updates for you, including:

1. Our Annual Conference: Call for Papers/Blogs
2. Who’s Watching Parliament: Survey of Parliament Data Users
3. Join the PSA Parliaments Team: Membership Officer Vacancy
4. Join our New PSA Parliaments Facebook Group
5. Recently on the Blog

If you have any notices/messages you would like us to circulate to the group, please let us know.

Best wishes,
Stephen (@Stephen_R_Bates), Louise (@LouiseVThompson), Gavin (@GavinHart10) and Seán (@S_Haughey)

We hope that, wherever you are, you are keeping safe and well. We have some updates for you, including:

1. Our Annual Conference: Call for Papers/Blogs
2. Undergraduate Essay Competition: Closing Date Approaching
3. Changes to the Team: Goodbye to Marc and Hello to Stephen
4. Recently on the Blog

If you have any notices/messages you would like us to circulate to the group, please let us know.

Best wishes,
Stephen (@Stephen_R_Bates), Louise (@LouiseVThompson), Gavin (@GavinHart10), Seán (@S_Haughey) and, for the last time, Marc (@marcgeddes)

Welcome to our latest newsletter!

Dear members,

In this month’s newsletter, we have the following announcements/information:

1. Panels at PSA Annual Conference
2. Changes to the Team
3. ESRC PhD studentship opportunity – Parliament and Education
4. Essay Competition: Judging Panel Announced
5. Call for Papers: Parliaments and Security Conference
6. Ethnography of Parliaments Panel at EASA
7. Job Alert: Lecturer in the Politics of Gender, Sexuality and Identity
8. National Assembly for Wales: Academic Fellowship Scheme now open
9. Hansard Resource
10. 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), Gavin (@GavinHart10) and Seán (@S_Haughey)

We are very grateful to Professor Robert Hazell for agreeing to chair this year’s essay competition. Alongside him on the panel this year will be Adam Evans (UK Parliament) and Louise Thompson (University of Manchester).

Professor Hazell will kindly lend us his expertise in all things constitutional to bring some important insight to the panel.

If you have been marking parliamentary studies essays over the last few weeks, please consider submitting an entry to our competition. Essays must be no more than 3500 words and can focus on any legislature.  More details can be found here.