** SOLD OUT ** Public Seminar Series: Analysing the 2024 US Presidential Election Results
Join us to discuss the results of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. This panel features leading experts in American politics and public policy who will analyse the election’s impact on both domestic and international fronts. The panellists will explore the dynamics of the election and its policy implications, examining what the results mean for the future of American politics.
** SOLD OUT ** Public Seminar Series: Analysing the 2024 US Presidential Election Results
13 Nov 2024, 16:30 – 18:30
Panellists:
Iwan Morgan (Professor Emeritus, UCL Institute of the Americas) – Distinguished historian of U.S. politics and the presidency.
Emma Long (University of East Anglia) – Specialist in U.S. constitutional history and politics.
Colin Provost (UCL CUSP) – Expert in U.S. policy analysis, focusing on regulatory politics and public policy.
Tom Furse (UCL Institute of the Americas) – Researcher in political economy and American studies.
Tom Packer (Independent Scholar) – American political analyst with insights into U.S. political history and partisanship.
This event promises to provide a comprehensive analysis of the election results, incorporating insights from diverse fields, and will explore what the recent vote reveals about the future political landscape in the United States.
Chaired by Jonathan Bell
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