Wonderful to receive this newly published book looking at populism in power in comparative perspective from former PhD researcher Toygar Baykan.

Great to hear from @mariannecamerer on ‘The politics of anti-corruption reform in democratic South Africa’ at @SussexPolitics research seminar today

Great start of the workshop on conspiracies and conflicts @SantAnnaPisa @PaulAdamTaggart

‘A Neuropolitical Understanding of Government and Opposition’ @govandopp @CUP_PoliSci @Ej_Europe @PaulAdamTaggart @KatAdeney @uoessps @EdinburghPIR

2025 marks a big transition for @jepp_journal . With Jeremy Richardson retiring as co editor-in-chief at the end of the year, you will encounter new names and new faces in JEPP’s editorial orbit. Come and meet our five new associate editors (thread) /1

The new ad for my novel 'Sugar Cube', just out!

Laura Cram(@neuropols), Professor of Neuropolitics & Director of the Neuropolitics Research Lab at @EdinburghUni, will be giving this year’s Leonard Schapiro Memorial Lecture @govandopp. 🗓️ 14 Nov, 6pm-7:30pm 📍 Informatics Forum + live-streamed. 🔗 https://t.co/JmwOez07ov

Really thoughtful and challenging presentation today from @SavranskyMartin to @SussexPolitics research seminar on Cosmopolitanism, Climate Catastrophe, and the Question of the Outside.

🔥 We have a new article out in @jepp_journal on far-right contentious politics. We tackle nativist mobilisation in the protest arena and its relationship with ‘crisis’ adopting short- as well as long-term perspectives. Here’s what we found. 🧵 1/7 https://t.co/gh5E2FhC7S

💥 ‘Movement Parties of the Far Right’ is out 31 October 2024 on @OxUniPress! @PietroCastelliG and I are very pleased with the result and grateful for the early praise received. Hope you enjoy reading it—we look forward to hearing your thoughts! @OUPAcademic @OUPPolitics

Had wonderful feedback and some useful pushback on ‘The Power of Unpolitics’ at @uni_corvinus yesterday thanks to Robert Csehi for invitation and hosting

🎓 We are delighted to announce that applications for the Stuart Hall Foundation (@StuartHallFdn) PGR Studentship are now open! 👉 This is available for Black British students starting at @SussexUni in Autumn 2025 DEADLINE: 3 October 2025 🔗Find out more: https://t.co/uecKzd8JW4

What a fantastic turnout in our roundtable on the future of British Politics after the recent elections 👏🏼 Many thanks to everyone that attended. Special thanks to our speakers @ProfTimBale @PaulDWebb1 @ea_robinson Jonathan Moss and @PaulAdamTaggart for chairing the event!

Trending in #PoliSci: https://t.co/jFnqX90ENy 1) Street networks & political networks (@AJPS_Editor) 2) Gender & Corruption in Mexico (@apsrjournal) 3) China: Blurring Boundaries of Governance (@cps_journal) 4) Digitalization in Kenya 5) Unpolitics of Brexit (@CogitatioPaG)

A really interesting piece of research that has wider implications in that it potentially debunks the assumption that being in echo chambers increases polarisation

Can populist governments disrupt the EU's decision-making process? Our new thematic issues shows how they reject traditional rules, using EU platforms to rally domestic support and challenge established norms across various policy areas. Issue: https://t.co/7GqBlCZgjm

Very busy Comparative Politics and Democracy and Autocracy reception last night at @APSAtweets sponsored by @govandopp Did we say that we’re now 100% Open Access? Great turn around times too! Pic of current co-editor @Ej_Europe

New (open access) publication: The Unpolitics of Brexit https://t.co/XUlDcS2wDY #unpolitics

My Financial Times piece on next year's Polish presidential election: https://t.co/Zgs8vKal09

By @Laura__Serra