So, I do a lot of media. The guy taking over the politics desk at the local rag has interviewed me a couple of times, and this is his latest offering. To Sam's credit, he got all the quotes correct.
Author: Dave Brockington
Born in San Jose, grew up in Seattle, received a Ph.D. in poli sci from University of Washington in 2000. I worked for three years at Universiteit Twente in Enschede, Netherlands, and have worked at the University of Plymouth for 16 academic years now in Plymouth, United Kingdom. I also currently serve as joint campaign coordinator for the Plymouth Sutton & Devonport Constituency Labour Party.
New York Jets style, on the sage advice of an intern: "the toilet paper was very thin because their plumbing isn't as good".
My accent does media over here the United Kingdom, explaining to the fair citizens of the southwest of England why my home country appears to be composed of blood thirsty.
As I posted in July, senior management at LGM has applied intense pressure casually suggested that I share some of the media work that I do. A regular morning feature on BBC Radio Devon is a brief segment towards the end of the Early Show (0500...
Executive summary: not due to any sense of ideological purity, but because I think he has the best chance to lead Labour to victory in 2020. In 2009, I published.
The current leadership contest for the Labour Party is demonstrating two of its purported weaknesses: narcissism and disorganisation. A lot of this was unavoidable. The bulk of the current party as is came of political.
So, the Labour Party lost an election a few months ago. The rhetoric and framing of this defeat are breathlessly disasterous, such as "an awful result", "catastrophic", and a "calamity", among others. Yet, Labour increased votes (740,787) and share (Labour gained 1.5%) of the national electorate...
As those poor souls who make a hobby or profession of following British politics know, the opposition Labour Party (and the party that I am a member of) is in.
In the course of my job, I done a fair share of media work, but it has ramped up significantly in the past couple of years. In a rare display of organisation,.
This verdict courtesy of the Electoral Reform Society, who have issued their report here (one of the authors of the report is a past student of ours): Few parties saw their vote shares fairly reflected in terms of seats. The Greens and UKIP won nearly five...
DB: In honor of Memorial Day, I offer the observations of my cousin. --------------------------------- The scary part for me, on this Memorial Day, is how separate from the military most Americans.
The public narrative of the cause for 2015 and the way forward has already been framed by the right wing of the party: It failed in small-town England but advanced.