Displaying Publications 1 - 30 of 34 in total
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Height, income and voting
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The Big Five personality traits and partisanship in England
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Core political values and the long-term shaping of partisanship in the British electorate
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Tremors but no youthquake: measuring changes in the age and turnout gradients at the 2015 and 2017 British General Elections
Christopher Prosser, Edward Fieldhouse, Jane Green, et al.
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When the pound in people’s pocket matters: how changes to personal financial circumstances affect party choice
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The Big Five personality traits and partisanship in England
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The dynamics of political party support and egocentric economic evaluations: the Scottish case
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Education and civic engagement: a comparative study of the benefits of post-compulsory education in England and Germany
Emma Salter, Angelika Kuemmerling, Rod Bond, et al.
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The dynamics of party support for New Labour, 1991-2008
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Privatizing participation? The impact of private welfare provision on democratic accountability
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Places and preferences: a longitudinal analysis of self-selection and contextual effects
Aina Gallego, Franz Buscha, Patrick Sturgis, et al.
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England, Englishness and Brexit
Ailsa Henderson, Charlie Jeffery, Robert Liñeira, et al.
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‘It’s The Sun wot won it’: evidence of media influence on political attitudes and voting from a UK quasi-natural experiment
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'White flight' or positive contact?: Local diversity and attitudes to immigration in Britain
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Understanding ‘utilitarian’ support for European integration in Scotland and Wales: the role of economic interests, national identity and party support
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Persuasion effects in electoral campaigns: a comparative analysis of household panel data
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The political consequences of transitions out of marriage in Great Britain
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The political consequences of transitions out of marriage: do women really become more left-wing?
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Three essays on causal inference in comparative political behavior -PhD thesis-
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Should the voting age be lowered to sixteen? Normative and empirical considerations
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A missing level in the analyses of British voting behaviour: the household as context as shown by analyses of a 1992-1997 longitudinal survey
Ron Johnston, Kelvyn Jones, Carol Propper, et al.
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Spatial scale and the neighbourhood effect: multinomial models of voting at two recent British general elections
Ron Johnston, Carol Propper, Simon Burgess, et al.
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Do couples support the same political parties? Sometimes: evidence from British and German household panel surveys
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Egocentric economic voting and changes in party choice: Great Britain 1992-2001
Ron Johnston, Rebecca Sarker, Kelvyn Jones, et al.
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Does civic participation contribute to political engagement?: Using fixed effects panel analyses to investigate correlations and causation
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Economics of national identity
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Using fixed effects panel analysis to investigate correlations between civic membership and political engagement: causation or self-selection?
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The National press and voting turnout: British General Elections of 1992 and 1997
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Attitudes and measurement error revisited: a reply to Johnston and Pattie
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Are inconsistent individual attitudes nothing more than random error? A response to Sturgis