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New polling for the Cambridge 'Conspiracy and Democracy' project explores the link between political exclusion and the tendency to speculate. (Comments: 8)
A majority of voters remain opposed to prisoner voting and doubt the merits of counterarguments about universal enfranchisement and rehabilitation. (Comments: 6)
The YouGov-Cambridge Programme launches a new study on European attitudes to conspiracy theories, in partnership with the “Conspiracy and Democracy” project at Cambridge University. (Comments: 0)
A majority of voters think the old patterns of generational mobility are history - and that society is only getting less fair and more ... (Comments: 28)
This week, YouGov launches a new tracker, in association with the Cambridge POLIS Department, showing which messages and stories put out by the parties ... (Comments: 3)
As part of the YouGov-Cambridge Programme, Dr Finbarr Livesay made a written submission to the House of Commons Speaker’s Digital Democracy Commission, investigating British ... (Comments: 2)
Despite the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, British voters still believe in foreign wars (This article first appeared on The Telegraph here) For a ... (Comments: 49)
Twelve months ago, the atmosphere of British debate on military intervention looked very different. Parliament and the public had just teamed up to oppose ... (Comments: 7)
The research explores public attitudes to business and business leaders’ attitudes to public opinion (Comments: 106)
Cookies are a fearful monster of the Internet, it seems, while having money or information stolen online is a major concern among British netizens. ... (Comments: 1)