What were the predicted outcomes of the general election, and how can we accurately forecast the vote? What would a coalition government have looked like? How has Britain’s relationship with the European Union developed after May 2015? What is the future of party politics in Britain, and what constitutional issues will the new government face? The Oxford University Politics Blog‘s special series “Decision 2015” explores these questions with experts in the field.
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The Cambridge Election Podcast
From the University of Cambridge comes ELECTION, a weekly politics podcast; asking the questions that no one else is in the run-up to the British General Election with the most interesting people inside and outside the political arena. Here below is the fifth podcast.
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ELECTION – The Cambridge Politics Podcast
From the University of Cambridge comes ELECTION, a weekly politics podcast; asking the questions that no one else is in the run-up to the British General Election with the most interesting people inside and outside the political arena.
Can democracy adapt to our strained political system? Who (if anyone) will ‘win’ in 2015? What can the lessons of the past teach us about the future?
Professor David Runciman puts these questions to philosophers, historians, scientists, and political thinkers – with enlightening results – in a weekly podcast series coming from his office in the Department of Politics and International Studies.