Project Type: Pieces

In this article, published on the LSE’s British Politics and Policy blog, I argue that the Labour leadership race is Britain’s first example of a US-style primary election.

 

I am quoted in this Guardian article by Jamie Jackson, discussing how football clubs have adapted to the popularity of social media sites.

In this article, published on the LSE’s British Policy and Politics blog, I argue that Emily Thornberry’s Twitter gaffe shows that the intense image management of modern political figures has not yet entirely spread to the online realm.

A presentation I gave is discussed in this Washington Post article about big data and policy making.

In this article, published on the LSE’s British Policy and Politics blog, I argue that the current coalition government is an arrangement that – structurally if not politically – is set to  become the norm.

In this article, written with Mor Rubinstein for the LSE’s British Policy and Politics blog, we examine how British political parties approach online transparency and censorship.