British Politics Society Norway

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[30-August-2010]

Changes in the BPS board

The fifth Annual General Meeting of the British Politics Society, Norway was held on Monday 30 August 2010.

At this meeting, the following changes were made in the BPS board:

Kristin M. Haugevik was elected new President of the British Politics Society and Jannike E. Berger new Secretary, both for a two-year term. Atle L. Wold and Øivind Bratberg were elected, respectively, Vice President and Scholarly Responsible for a one-year period.

Read more about the board here.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg at their first joint press conference, on 12 May 2010. (© Crown copyright.)

[13-August-2010]

British Politics Review 3/10
on the Con-Lib Coalition

Little more than three months have passed since this year's General Election, an election which, beyond the drama of those few days in May, is likely to have a deep political impact on Britain and British politics.

The summer issue of British Politics Review offers a wide range of articles on the new British coalition government.

Our team of contributors this time include Stewart Hosie, Jan Tore Sanner, Trine Skei Grande, Duncan Brack, Adam Schoenborn, Adrian Ramsay, Øivind Bratberg and Atle L. Wold.

Read the entire issue here .

Sophus Bugge building, Blindern

[13-August-2010]

Guest Lecture by Dr. Jeremy Crang,
Friday 3 September

British Politics Society has the pleasure of inviting you to a guest lecture by Dr. Jeremy Crang, University of Edinburgh, entitled:

"Scotland and the Second World War: A Military History"
(C. 60 min paper, followed by questions)

Time: Friday, 3 September, 12:15 - 14:00
Place: Auditorium 3, Sophus Bugge building, Blindern, University of Oslo

All welcome (no registration required)

[2-May-2010]

British Politics Society on Facebook!

Are you a BPS member or are you just interested in our work? British Politics Society Norway now has its own page on Facebook. We will update the page regularly with information about our activities and work. We also hope the page can be a channel through which members and followers can communicate with us and eachother, as well as a forum for discussing processes and events in British politics, culture and society.

To become a member of the group, click on the link above or simply search for "British Politics Society" in the search field. Then press the "like" button.