Attitudes and Behaviours
Opinion
Continuity and consolidation?
Malcolm Harvey, University of Aberdeen, provides a rundown of the general election results in Scotland, asking is this the new norm?
Opinion
Will 2019 be like 1987, 2015 or 2017?
Richard Parry assesses the prospects of Boris Johnson’s surpassing the electoral achievements of David Cameron and Theresa May.
Opinion
Analysing the Manifestos: Northern Ireland
Brexit has played a conspicuous role in the election in Northern Ireland, but, as in the rest of the UK, it has also been forced to compete for attention with other headline-grabbing political
Opinion
Analysing the Manifestos: Strengthen the Union
In the second edition of our series analysing where parties stand on constitutional issues, Jack Sheldon looks at where the Conservatives stand on Brexit and Scottish independence.
Opinion
Analysing the Manifestos: No radical change required?
Throughout the General Election campaign, we will analyse where the parties stand on constitutional issues.
Opinion
How the election is organising itself
Richard Parry discusses the media presentation of opinion poll findings as we await evidence of the impact of the Brexit Party withdrawal from Conservative seats.
Opinion
Elections in Spain: a New Deadlock in a More Polarised Parliament
In 2019, we have seen two Spanish general elections, one April and another in November.
Opinion
Politicians would be wrong to ignore issues facing our towns
Can we generalise the fortunes of towns in the UK?
Opinion
Whatever happened to Tory unionism?
,When the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated by Theresa May was debated in the House of Commons many Conservative MPs argued that they could not vote for an arrangement that would treat Northern Ir