As with any electoral event, it’s difficult to keep track of all the myriad stories interwoven into the broader narrative. The main headline: Sir Keir Starmer is the new Prime Minister, heading a Labour government that has won a landslide of seats. But even that – predictable but still momentous…
Dr Malcolm Harvey reflects on his teaching journey in designing two new courses at the University of Aberdeen, including a unique global classroom course co-taught with his collaborator Professor Richardson Dilworth in the United States.
I’ve always had an interest in US Politics, and so when I was asked…
A US Presidential Election isn’t a single day event. Well, it is – in that voters have one day in which to cast their ballot for the president. But the contest begins well in advance of the November election, and this year is no exception. No sooner had Donald Trump…
The twentieth anniversary of devolution provides an obvious opportunity for reflection. Twenty years of the Scottish Parliament has seen five first ministers, three acts pertaining to devolution, three commissions, a ‘national conversation’ and a referendum on Scotland’s place in the Union. Before his death in 1994, Labour leader John Smith…
