Mick Moran 1946–2018: Government & Opposition editorial board member

First was Smethwick Public Library in its mid-nineteenth-century Thomason building.[...]was a headmaster, a key figure in Mick’s life, who could recognize latent talent and who secured for him a place in the sixth form at St Philip’s Grammar, so allowing him to achieve some good A-levels.[...]at Gov...

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Published in:Government and opposition (London) 2018-10, Vol.53 (4), p.791-794
Main Author: Williams, Roger
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
19th century
Ability
Deaths
Grammar
Personal profiles
Political science
Politics
Social studies
Teachers
Transformation
Writers
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Summary:First was Smethwick Public Library in its mid-nineteenth-century Thomason building.[...]was a headmaster, a key figure in Mick’s life, who could recognize latent talent and who secured for him a place in the sixth form at St Philip’s Grammar, so allowing him to achieve some good A-levels.[...]at Government and Opposition he made a major contribution to the transformation of the journal from a successful fruit of its cosmopolitan LSE origins and Pall Mall associations into the highly professional political science product it has now become.
ISSN:0017-257X
1477-7053
DOI:10.1017/gov.2018.20