Eric Syddique
Eric Mahmood Syddique is a former chief executive of the Electoral Reform Society,[1] and a former Liberal Democrat councillor on Sevenoaks District Council in Kent.[2][3] He is secretary of the Electoral Reform Society's Electoral Reform International Services company, which provides assistance in conducting elections worldwide,[4][5] and has written extensively for Voting matters[6] and Representation.[7]
Syddique is a member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House,[8] and vice chairman of the UK's H S Chapman Society.[9] He wrote the entry for Enid Lakeman in the 2004 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.[10]
References
- ^ Burrell, Ian. Teenagers too naive, say critics, London: The Independent, 31 January 1997, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ The Farningham & Eynsford Local History Society, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ Minutes of planning enquiry 19 November 2003, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ The 2009 Annual Report of Electoral Reform International Services, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ Who We Are, Electoral Reform International Services.
- ^ Voting matters, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ informaworld catalogue of writing for Representation, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ chathamhouse.org.uk, accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ Officers + Committee, H.S. Chapman Society (UK), accessed 27 February 2010
- ^ Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, accessed 27 February 2010