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Political theory, comparative government and international relations, written by people who follow the actual policy debate rather than the version that was current when the textbook was printed.

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  • Political theory from Hobbes to Rawls

  • Comparative government and electoral systems

  • International relations: realism and constructivism

  • UK constitution and devolution

  • Public policy analysis and implementation

  • Populism and democratic backsliding

Marking criteria

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Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    The concept contested, not assumed

    Sovereignty, legitimacy and populism are all disputed terms. Say whose definition you are using and why it suits the question.

  • 02Evidence

    Theory and case chosen to fit

    Realism, liberalism or constructivism applied because the case tests it, with the case selection justified rather than convenient.

  • 03Structure

    Evidence beyond commentary

    Manifestos, voting records, Hansard, treaty texts and survey data outrank newspaper opinion, and should be dated and sourced.

  • 04Rubric

    Normative claims separated from empirical ones

    Be explicit about where you move from what is the case to what ought to be. Blurring the two is the most penalised move in political theory.

Questions

Politics questions we are asked most

Both, plus political theory, UK politics and public policy, at undergraduate and Master's level.

Manifestos, Hansard, treaty texts, voting records and survey data where the question calls for them, all dated and properly cited.

Yes. We state the date the analysis is current to, which matters when writing on fast-moving policy or an unfolding conflict.

Harvard or APA 7th as standard for UK politics departments, with Chicago footnotes where a school prefers them.

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