12 July 2019 Immigration to the UK has not had any significant impact on employment or unemployment for resident Britons, new publication claims Professor Jonathan Portes of the Department of Political Economy suggests in his new book that a… Society
25 June 2019 Young women are more likely to vote Labour compared to young men and older voters Austerity policies have been particularly detrimental to single women, women with dependents and… Society
20 June 2019 New research on the intimidation and harassment of MPs featured in inaugural conference The CEO of the Jo Cox Foundation and former minister Lord Blunkett joined academics from King’s…
22 May 2019 School of Politics & Economics Alumni Reception 2019 Over hundred Alumni from the School of Politics & Economics came together last night, at the Palace… University
26 April 2019 How the UK constitution paved the way for Brexit vote and has been changed by it A new book by Dr Andrew Blick, of King’s School of Politics and Economics, looks at the 2016 EU… Society
29 March 2019 King's students learn from every living former British Prime Minister David Cameron this week visited King’s College London, becoming the fourth former Prime Minister to… Society
27 February 2019 A night of inspiring pitches at the Policy Idol 2019 final Student finalists impressed the judges with their inspiring ideas for changing the world
21 February 2019 Professor Ken Young, 1943 – 2019 The Department of Political Economy is sad to announce the passing of our founding Head of…
14 February 2019 Students and staff enjoy annual School Quiz Monday evening saw students and staff from the School enjoy an evening full of questions and prizes…
13 February 2019 "Act now to strengthen relations with the country", says new report by Dr Jack Brown Dr Jack Brown calls for the capital to reinvent itself in the eyes of the rest of the UK. Society