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Alan Renwick is a Professor of Democratic Politics and the Deputy Director of the UCL Constitution Unit. His expertise lies in the mechanisms by which citizens participate in formal politics, particularly through electoral systems, referendums, and deliberative processes such as citizens' assemblies. Since joining University College London in 2015, Alan has closely engaged with policymakers on matters related to democratic governance and has published multiple policy reports addressing these issues. His recent research interests are detailed under the 'Research' tab, focusing on democratic processes and reforms. He previously held academic positions at the University of Reading, where he worked as a Lecturer and Associate Professor in Comparative Politics, and at the University of Oxford as a Junior Research Fellow. Alan Renwick delivered his inaugural lecture titled 'Fix Democracy?' in 2023, emphasizing the challenges and pathways to improving democratic practices. He is also involved in public engagement through the department’s podcast, UCL Uncovering Politics.
University College London, Department of Political Science • London, United Kingdom
Teaching and researching British Politics.
University College London, Department of Political Science • London, United Kingdom
Conducting research and teaching in Comparative Politics.
University of Oxford, New College • Oxford, United Kingdom
Researching political processes in Central and Eastern Europe.