Every election sees a number of parliamentarians leave the House of Commons. Through outlining the experiences of members who left in 2010, Christopher Byrne and Kevin Theakston explain that the transition into a ‘political afterlife’ is not as straightforward as some might think. Many former members struggled to find a job, especially following the expenses scandal, while women were more likely to have been selected for marginal or unwinnable seats, and so their shorter tenures created additional problems
The UK Parliament in recent decades has seen significant structural and behavioural changes that hav...
Matthew Flinders and Alexandra Anderson look back on the 2009 MPs’ expenses scandal and find that wh...
The 2009 MPs' expenses scandal was one of the most significant political stories of modern times. It...
This article reports the findings of a large-scale survey investigating the experiences of the large...
This article reports the findings of a large-scale survey investigating the experiences of the large...
In this dissertation, turnover in regional parliament was studied, as well as life after leaving. Li...
The experience of politicians leaving elected office is under-researched (Keane, 2011). This paper e...
This article analyses how and why regional MPs leave parliament. Both population and survey data wer...
Douglas Carswell has defected from the Conservatives to the United Kingdom Independence Party. He ha...
The British House of Commons has entered a period of substantial change, moving from a state of part...
Many recent studies show that firms profit from connections to influential politicians, but less is ...
Many recent studies show that firms profit from connections to influential politicians, but less is ...
The relatively smooth handling of David Laws’ resignation means that the coalition government has su...
The article reviews the experience of former British prime ministers in the twentieth century. There...
While the role of money in policymaking is a central question in political econ-omy research, surpri...
The UK Parliament in recent decades has seen significant structural and behavioural changes that hav...
Matthew Flinders and Alexandra Anderson look back on the 2009 MPs’ expenses scandal and find that wh...
The 2009 MPs' expenses scandal was one of the most significant political stories of modern times. It...
This article reports the findings of a large-scale survey investigating the experiences of the large...
This article reports the findings of a large-scale survey investigating the experiences of the large...
In this dissertation, turnover in regional parliament was studied, as well as life after leaving. Li...
The experience of politicians leaving elected office is under-researched (Keane, 2011). This paper e...
This article analyses how and why regional MPs leave parliament. Both population and survey data wer...
Douglas Carswell has defected from the Conservatives to the United Kingdom Independence Party. He ha...
The British House of Commons has entered a period of substantial change, moving from a state of part...
Many recent studies show that firms profit from connections to influential politicians, but less is ...
Many recent studies show that firms profit from connections to influential politicians, but less is ...
The relatively smooth handling of David Laws’ resignation means that the coalition government has su...
The article reviews the experience of former British prime ministers in the twentieth century. There...
While the role of money in policymaking is a central question in political econ-omy research, surpri...
The UK Parliament in recent decades has seen significant structural and behavioural changes that hav...
Matthew Flinders and Alexandra Anderson look back on the 2009 MPs’ expenses scandal and find that wh...
The 2009 MPs' expenses scandal was one of the most significant political stories of modern times. It...