Scotland’s Last Westminster Election: Analysis of the 2019 Scottish Election Stu
Wednesday 26 February, 6pm - Prof Christopher Carman, Prof Ailsa Henderson, Prof Robert Johns and Dr Lac Larner
INTRODUCTION
The Stevenson Lectures in Citizenship were established in 1921 by a bequest to the University from Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson (1851 – 1944) a Glasgow-born engineer, politician and philanthropist.
Purpose of the Stevenson Trust
“... to make provision in Glasgow for instruction in the rights, duties, and obligations of citizens in relation to the city, the state, and the commonwealth of nations; to promote study, inquiry and research in subjects bearing on local government, national polity, and international community; and thereby to emphasize the compatibility of civic or local with national patriotism, and of both with full and free international co-operation.” D.M.Stevenson
News & events
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07 Feb
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07 Feb
Snatching Something From Death – Value, Justice, and Humankind’s Common Heritage
Monday 17 February, 6pm - Professor Cecile Fabre (University of Oxford) -
18 Dec
What Happened? What Next? A First Look at the Outcome of the 2019 General Electi
Tuesday 17 December, 6pm - Prof. John Curtice (University of Strathclyde) -
27 Nov
A Brexit Battle? Prospects for the 2019 General Election
Monday 2 December, 6pm - Professor John Curtice (University of Strathclyde)
