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Peter Kerr
Peter Kerr
Senior Lecturer in Politics
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Postwar British politics in perspective
D Marsh, J Johnston, C Hay, J Buller
Polity Press, 1999
1311999
Postwar British politics: from conflict to consensus
P Kerr
Routledge, 2005
1152005
Rolling back to roll forward: Depoliticisation and the extension of government
EA Foster, P Kerr, C Byrne
Tracing the Political, 117-138, 2015
1122015
Questions to the Prime Minister: A comparative study of PMQs from Thatcher to Cameron
SR Bates, P Kerr, C Byrne, L Stanley
Parliamentary Affairs 67 (2), 253-280, 2014
1032014
Saved from extinction: evolutionary theorising, politics and the state
P Kerr
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 4 (2), 330-358, 2002
1012002
Theorising Cameronism
P Kerr, C Byrne, E Foster
Political Studies Review 9 (2), 193-207, 2011
932011
Cameron chameleon and the current state of Britain's ‘consensus’
P Kerr
Parliamentary Affairs 60 (1), 46-65, 2007
582007
The personal is not political: At least in the UK's top politics and IR departments
E Foster, P Kerr, A Hopkins, C Byrne, L Ahall
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 15 (4), 566-585, 2013
572013
In defence of British politics: The past, present and future of the discipline
P Kerr, S Kettell
British Politics 1, 3-25, 2006
532006
Whatever happened to Conservative Party modernisation?
P Kerr, R Hayton
British Politics 10, 114-130, 2015
462015
The Postwar Consensus: A Woozle That Wasn't
P Kerr
in D Marsh et al Postwar British Politics in Perspective, 1999
281999
Explaining Thatcherism: towards a multidimensional approach
P Kerr
in D Marsh et al Postwar British Politics in Perspective, 1999
251999
Understanding conservative modernisation
C Byrne, E Foster, P Kerr
Cameron and the Conservatives: The transition to coalition government, 16-31, 2012
242012
Keeping it real! Evolution in political science: a reply to Kay and Curry
P Kerr
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 5 (1), 118-128, 2003
242003
‘Guided by the science’:(De) politicising the UK government’s response to the coronavirus crisis
S Kettell, P Kerr
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 24 (1), 11-30, 2022
232022
From eating cake to crashing out: constructing the myth of a no-deal Brexit
S Kettell, P Kerr
Comparative European Politics 18, 590-608, 2020
192020
One year on: The decline and fall of Gordon Brown
S Kettell, P Kerr
British Politics 3, 490-510, 2008
192008
Getting back in the DeLorean: modernization vs. anti-modernization in contemporary British politics
P Kerr, E Foster, A Oaten, N Begum
Policy Studies 39 (3), 292-309, 2018
152018
The Brexit religion and the holy grail of the NHS
S Kettell, P Kerr
Social Policy and Society 20 (2), 282-295, 2021
122021
What kind of ‘Big Government’is the big society? A reply to Bulley and Sokhi-Bulley
C Byrne, P Kerr, E Foster
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 16 (3), 471-478, 2014
112014
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