'Disagreement' – A Theory and Applications Workshop
Our latest blog post - kindly provided by Dr Stuart McAnulla, Associate Professor in Politics at the University of Leeds - provides a roundup of...
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Online Discourse in the Indian General Election: The Most Influential Voices in the Leadup to the Polls
Our latest blog post, by Gillian Bolsover of the University of Leeds, provides an initial analysis of the biggest players in online discourse on Twitter...
Diversity, the Authoritarian Predisposition, and Political Participation
Immigration is continuing to drive political agendas around the world. In Australia, parliament recently approved a bill to allow some asylum seekers into the country...
Compulsory Voting and Parties’ Vote Seeking Strategies
This month's blog post - presented by Shane Singh of the University of Georgia - addresses the topic of compulsory voting, which remains widely-debated in...
How can deliberative democracy solve pressing policy issues?
The use of deliberative democracy methods to engage the public in answering challenging questions is gaining momentum - as seen with the impact of the...
Hansard Website Launch Event
Our latest blog post, provided by Leeds POLIS PhD researcher Nicole Nisbett, provides some recollections on the recent launch event for the new Hansard website,...
The German Greens: ‘radically’ fit for office
Our latest blog post has been provided by Chantal Sullivan-Thomsett, whose PhD Project (based jointly at the School of Languages and POLIS, both at the...
Different styles, different publics: a typology of political engagement
Our most recent blog post (reposted from the House of Commons Library) has been provided by Elise Uberoi, Senior Research Analyst at the House...
Who are you calling populist?
In this latest blog post, Centre for Democratic Engagement founder member Jonathan Dean offers some reflections on the current popularity of the category “populism” in...
Studying Parliament's online public engagement strategies and activities
Our latest blog post has been provided by Nicole Nisbett, a recent addition to the School of Politics and International Studies (POLIS) at the University...