Titlebook: What Political Science Can Learn from the Humanities; Blurring Genres R.A.W. Rhodes,Susan Hodgett Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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It’s the Way You Tell It: Conflicting Narratives in the 2011, 2015, and 2019 Canadian Federal Electiour understanding of the essential role of the party leader in election campaigns. Political parties develop a heroic fable about the relationship between their leader and the electorate and an ironic fable about the relationship between the leader(s) of their opponent(s) and the electorate. This mo

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Novels and Narratives: The Pursuit of Forms and Perceptive Policymakingple Raymond Williams’ novel . (1979), a story of Welsh development and policymaking made personal, to discover the incipient contribution of storytelling to the deficient art of policymaking. The novel is examined through the lens of new ideas in literary criticism, especially Caroline Levine’s (201

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Autoethnography as Narrative in Political Studiestal and personal experience, and connecting this story to wider cultural, political, and social meanings and understandings. However, political scientists are holding out against autoethnography—that is, they avoid the personal, especially the emotional aspects of their lives. This chapter tells the

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Where Is I? Autoethnography in Collaborative Researches this mean, then, in the context of collaborative research projects involving teams of researchers? How do the contexts, dynamics and interests of research partners shape, complement or undermine the interests and reflections of autoethnographic researchers working towards collective goals? To ref

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Photography in British Political History events of the 2016 EU referendum. With reference to 20 historic photographs taken over the last 160 years, we decipher just how photography has changed the political landscape through the capturing of unique moments that other mediums fail to convey, with a particular focus on premiership. We discu

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Architectural Powernent and lasting physical features such as these constitute the locale of official governing and thereby become central public images of what that governing is about. Hence the term ‘a(chǎn)rchitectural power’ refers to how these structures can have significant influence on citizen attitudes towards the r

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