Ivor Crewe
Political Scientist and Academic
Political Scientist and Academic
Significant contributions to political science and higher education. Served as Vice-Chancellor at the University of Essex and University of Manchester. Authored numerous works on British politics, notably analyzing the political landscape and electoral systems. Engaged in research addressing government and parliamentary structures in the UK.
Served as Vice-Chancellor at University of Essex
Served as Vice-Chancellor at University of Manchester
Authored influential works on British politics
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