Comparative Politics and Public Policy
Our research explores a wide range of topics including comparative political institutions and policies, political behaviour, democratisation processes, political parties, state design, the delivery of public services and regulation.
One of our research strengths lies in studying these issues across several countries, regime types and policy sectors.
We address the most pressing contemporary questions in the discipline today including environmental policy and climate change; welfare policy and universal basic income; populism and the rise of the political far right; the political consequences of globalisation and decentralisation and central aspects of British and EU politics and policymaking.
People
- Professor Neil Carter
- Professor Nina Caspersen
- Dr Simona Davidescu
- Professor Graham Davies
- Dr John Evemy
- Dr Chris Featherstone
- Dr Adam Fusco
- Professor Louise Haagh
- Dr Eva Heims
- Professor Tony Heron
- Dr Dan Keith
- Dr Matt Lesch (Cluster Convenor)
- Professor Nicole Lindstrom
- Dr Jeremy Moulton
- Professor Simon Parker
- Dr Alejandro Pena
- Dr Bernardo Rangoni
- Professor Indrajit Roy
- Professor Sarah Shair-Rosenfield
- Professor Anastasia Shesterinina
- Dr Gyda Sindre
- Dr Claire Smith
- Professor Martin Smith
- Dr Pavlos Vasilopoulos
- Enoch Adranyi
- Anna Bailie
- Grace Cooper
- Ge Huang
- Rai Mansoor Imtiaz
- Young-Gil Kim
- Will Kitson
- Tonghua Li
- Michael Liu
- Marynka Marquez
- Maro Pantazidou
- Aasim Sheikh
- Yael Lopez Torres
- Yihui Zhang
