Liberalism’s Radical Lord Chancellor
The life and political career of Robert Threshie Reid, Lord Loreburn, 1846–1923.
Articles from the Journal of Liberal Democrat History.
The life and political career of Robert Threshie Reid, Lord Loreburn, 1846–1923.
A consideration of what Liberal politics gained and lost with Liberal clubs.
Targeting and its effect on Liberal Democrat performance in the 2015 general election; Can Liberals learn from history?
The first wave of Liberal women in local government leadership 1918–1939.
A comparison of the coalition with the Scottish experience of 1999–2007; and a look at parallels from history.
Analyses of the election result, and a look at what happened to the party’s campaigning machine.
The coalition and Liberal Democrat members; and the impact on the party in Scotland.
How did the coalition work as a government? And how was the party itself managed?
Analyses of why the coalition experiment ended so disastrously for the Liberal Democrats; plus a review of Seldon and Finn, The Coalition Effect 2010–2015.
Interviews with Nick Clegg and ten other former Liberal Democrat ministers on their experiences of the 2010–15 coalition.
Introduction to this special issue of the Journal.
A new source for the Liberal Party and the First World War.
A comparison of the two great British wartime leaders of the twentieth century.
Liberalism’s debilitating divide over foreign policy.
An examination of the arguments.
An examination of why the Liberals suffered and Labour prospered.
Sir Edward Grey and Liberal foreign policy before 1914.
An analysis of the impact of the war on the Liberal Party.
A review of Charles Kennedy’s obituaries and tributes.
The political heroes of Tim Farron and Norman Lamb.