A new review of Sports and the American Presidency in the Journal of Sport History: "any number of these chapters would work well in classes on... American history, political history, the presidency, or sports studies courses.... a very fine collection."

RT @normanaselmeyer: Fellowship opportunity. @wadhamoxford in cooperation with the @OxfordHistory Faculty established the Koch History Cent…

RT @sarahobolt: 🚨 LSE Postdoc Fellow in Political Behaviour 🚨 We're hiring a 2-3 year postdoc fellow at the LSE to join our great team @LS…

RT @NC_Renic: If everyone used footnotes instead of endnotes

RT @YouGov: 49% of Britons support introducing proportional representation, with just 26% backing first past the post PR: 49% FPTP: 26% B…

RT @ProfPaulPoast: I see "Great Depression" and "Smoot-Hawley" are trending here. And "Tariffs" is the top search item on Google. I've sa…

Really excited to be joining the editorial team at the @RoutledgeHist journal ‘American Nineteeth Century History’ as social media editor for 2025 - can’t wait to share the great scholarship of our authors! 📚 ✍️

RT @TheoAiolfi: My first book, The Populist Style, is finally out! 🎉✨ It is available in open access (DL link here:

RT @PolStudies: NEW PAPER: How Do UK Political Elites Reconcile With a Low Trust Environment? by Chris Butler, Will Jennings & Gerry Stoker…

RT @YouGov: The number of Britons saying the UK was right to vote to leave the EU has hit its lowest level since the referendum, ahead of t…

RT @FPA_Jrnl: How do perceptions of leadership influence nonaggression pacts? Yinlong Li’s 2024 study examines how leaders with strong repu…

RT @LGS_Politics: Y13 - So, I guess this will now be our go-to example of the VP casting the tie-breaking vote in a Cabinet Secretary, inst…

RT @MrTuck2013: The UK Politics Survey 2025 written by myself and @Nick_Gallop is available to order. Written specifically for A level Pol…

@JoshBabarinde @RevRichardColes What a programme!

RT @ADBHist: It was great to welcome @JimBethell to Brighton College today - really interesting reflections on the functions of the UK Hous…

RT @ProfPaulPoast: IR Book of the Week! "Inadvertent Expansion" by @nickdanderson. Territorial expansion is not always an intentional poli…

RT @LGS_Politics: Y13 - this was a super piece on Executive Orders, which lots of students don't get quite right in the exams. Useful for p…

It was great to welcome @JimBethell to Brighton College today - really interesting reflections on the functions of the UK House of Lords and life as a hereditary peer & former government minister - a really valuable session! @UKParlEducation

RT @thewire_in: Trump’s ‘America First’ Policy Threatens the Liberal International Order With the return of Trump to the White House, the…

RT @Politics_Oxford: 👏Congratulations to @Politics_Oxford's Edward Keene - jointly awarded the Joseph Fletcher Prize from @isanet for The O…

RT @OfficialBAAS: 📃 Start your week off right with this brand new Special Issue of New Area Studies, in collaboration with Green BAAS, ent…