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Richard Whitaker

@rickwhitaker

Professor of politics, University of Leicester, UK. Views expressed are my own. mepsurvey.eu, parlbrexit.co.uk

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linkhttp://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/politics/people/rwhitaker calendar_today06-07-2009 09:20:43

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There is still time to submit your evidence to our inquiry into Civil Service Leadership and Reform. Submissions due by 20 July. Read terms of reference and instructions for submitting: committees.parliament.uk/call-for-evide…

There is still time to submit your evidence to our inquiry into Civil Service Leadership and Reform. Submissions due by 20 July. Read terms of reference and instructions for submitting: committees.parliament.uk/call-for-evide…
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We are hiring a teaching fellow in European politics HyPIR at Leicester to teach from January - end of August 2024. Details here jobs.ac.uk/job/DEN447/tea…. The deadline for applications is 17 December 2023.

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📢We're recruiting for our next round of Thematic Research Leads! If you're a mid-career researcher, your expertise and experience could help bring research evidence into the heart of Parliament. Find out more about which position is right for you: parliament.uk/trls/?utm_camp…

📢We're recruiting for our next round of Thematic Research Leads!

If you're a mid-career researcher, your expertise and experience could help bring research evidence into the heart of Parliament.

Find out more about which position is right for you: parliament.uk/trls/?utm_camp…
Knowledge Exchange Unit at UK Parliament (@ukparl_research) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr Jamie Gallagher Hope this helps. Thanks very much to to our procedural whiz colleagues including Richard Whitaker who helped explain this to us. There is a longer (less X-friendly) explanation, with examples which we'd be happy to share. Send us an email if of interest: [email protected] ~Rakhi

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As a current Thematic Research Lead, I can highly recommend these positions. If your work is on international affairs and you are interested in bringing academic research into Parliament, do consider applying or attending information session on 17 January (details in link below).

POST (UK Parliament) (@post_uk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Meet Prof Richard Whitaker As a Thematic Research Lead, he has collaborated with parliamentary staff and academics across multiple projects with the aim of improving how legislation is scrutinised. Read Richard's reflections on his year in Parliament: ukparliament.shorthandstories.com/keu-trl-rick-w…

Meet Prof Richard Whitaker

As a Thematic Research Lead, he has collaborated with parliamentary staff and academics across multiple projects with the aim of improving how legislation is scrutinised.

Read Richard's reflections on his year in Parliament: ukparliament.shorthandstories.com/keu-trl-rick-w…
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🚀 The political space in the #EuropeanParliament Using time series data across 15 years, Simon Hix Richard Whitaker & Galina Zapryanova measure MEPs' policy preferences 📑 amid the rise of #Euroscepticism 🇪🇺 👉 bit.ly/3uvlmOc #OA 🔓 #Globalisation

Marc Geddes (@marcgeddes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Post-doc opportunities available, please share! 🚨 I am looking for two post-doctoral research fellows that will work with me to study how parliaments gather, analyse and use knowledge:

Simon Hix (@simonjhix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Together with Abdul Ghafar Noury & IEP@BU, we have launched a new website, showing the roll-call votes in European Parliament by MEP, group, and country, going back to 2004 (inspired by VoteWatch Europe). You can download the data for free! Please spread the word epvm.iep.unibocconi.eu

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This Commons Library briefing on delegated powers and framework legislation has just been published (on which I am a co-author). It gives an impartial account of how delegated legislation is used and of the trends in the use of skeleton or framework bills. shorturl.at/V2GGK

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Do Parliaments matter? They are a central part of democracy but they’re often dismissed as talking shops. Join us on Wednesday 24 July at 5.30pm for Professor Richard Whitaker's Inaugural Lecture, where he will assess just how much parliaments matter. le.ac.uk/professor-whit…

Do Parliaments matter? They are a central part of democracy but they’re often dismissed as talking shops.

Join us on Wednesday 24 July at 5.30pm for Professor <a href="/RickWhitaker/">Richard Whitaker</a>'s Inaugural Lecture, where he will assess just how much parliaments matter.

le.ac.uk/professor-whit…
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Did you know that not all laws are made directly by Parliament? Some are made by ministers, and are known as delegated powers. Find out more about how they are are made, and what it means for parliamentary scrutiny, with our new research: commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief…