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Launch event and film for Alan Renwick's new book, "Faces on the Ballot"

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12 August 2016

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The publication earlier this year of Alan Renwick’s new book, Faces on the Ballot: The Personalization of Electoral Systems in Europe was celebrated in late July with a launch event held at UCL.  Dr Renwick introduced the book, which he co-authored with Professor Jean-Benoit Pilet of the Université libre de Bruxelles and which is published by Oxford University Press.  He also discussed implications for current electoral reform debates in the UK.  Three leading expert experts on electoral systems then presented their responses to the book: Professor Justin Fisher (Brunel University), Professor Roger Scully (Cardiff University), and Darren Hughes (Deputy Chief Executive of the Electoral Reform Society).  The Unit’s Dr Jennifer vanHeerde-Hudson chaired.

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  • Access those materials, to read more about the book, and to find out how to secure a 30% discount when buying your own copy.
  • A video of the event and a short film introducing the book itself are now available on the Constitution Unit’s website.  

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