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History & Policy’s director co-authors paper on the constitution and Brexit
Read Dr Andrew Blick's paper for the Constitution Society co-authored with Richard Gordon QC
Read MoreHave referendums in Britain always been honoured?
Dr Andrew Blick talks about the legal status of referendums and what has happened in previous cases.
Read MoreHow will Jo Cox’s killing impact UK referendum?
History and Policy's Director Andrew Blick talks to Max Foster in the CNN newsroom about how the killing of MP Jo Cox could reverberate through the campaign before next week's referendum.
Read MoreHistory & Policy Parenting Forum unveils new-look website
History & Policy Parenting Forum launches a new look for their website.
Read MoreHistory & Policy Co-Founder to speak at DCLG Seminar
Simon Szreter will examine the political evolution of Britain's largest provincial cities between 1860 and 1914.
Read MoreHistory and Policy seminars on Capitol Hill
Dr. Andrew Blick led the session over two days in the Capitol Hill location, running seminars, group exercises and individual discussion sessions.
Read MoreH&P Director to help develop a “virtual archive” for Office of the Prime Minister
History & Policy Director Andrew Blick and ICBH graduates to work with No. 10 to create a “virtual archive for the Office of the Prime Minister.
Read MoreH&P Director Dr. Andrew Blick interviewed about Obama and the EU referendum
H&P Director Dr. Andrew Blick was interviewed by TV-Avisen, the flagship news programme of the Danish public television channel DR1.
Read MoreOvercoming ideological differences – Our latest case study
In our latest case study, we look at Alastair Reid, a labour historian and co-founder of the History & Policy Trade Union Forum. This case study looks at why Alastair Reid decided to set up the Forum, what he believes it has achieved, and how it has influenced his thinking on the relevance of history to current issues.
Read MoreHistory & Policy participates in BIS Policy week
History & Policy recently took part in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills 'Policy Week', as part of a session entitled 'Policy Making: Why Should We Care?', attended by a variety of departmental staff.
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