Articles on past, present and future of Parliamentary Studies
This series of three articles about the past, present ...
A conversation about ethics and exclusion in Westminster
The legendary writer, satirist and broadcaster Armando Iannucci co-hosts the ...
Reluctant Anthropologists: Revealing but Rare Insights into Legislatures
Ten years ago Ilana Gershon analyzed how the concept ...
Towards an Anthropology of Coups
In this article Jastinder Kaur poses the question: – ...
Anthropologists discussing democracy (podcast)
In this episode of the Being Human Show, hosted ...
GRNPP’s Approach to Research Ethics
Global Ethnographies of Parliaments, Politicians and People: representation, relationships ...
An ethnographic view of the culture of Parliament (podcast)
Conversation between Emma Crewe, Director of GRNPP and Paul Evans, former Clerk of the Committees, about the culture of the Houses of Parliament from the perspective of an ethnographer
Rhythms, riffs, and rituals in political parties: An anthropological view of complex coalitions
In this journal article in Ephemera, Emma argues that ...
The Anthropology of Parliaments: entanglements in democratic politics
The Anthropology of Parliaments will be published as an ...
‘The Political Animal – a breed apart?’ with Rafael Behr and Emma Crewe
Politics on the Couch is a series of podcasts ...