2023 Annual Lecture by Prof. Maria Sobolewska
Prof. Maria Sobolewska joined us at the University of Edinburgh on the 17th of May 2023 to deliver the second SES annual lecture titled “Race… Read More »2023 Annual Lecture by Prof. Maria Sobolewska
2021 Scottish Election
Release: Scoop Teaching Pack
We have released a package of teaching resources targeted at undergraduates. The package contains a readme, a codebook, a stripped-down version of the December 2021… Read More »Release: Scoop Teaching Pack
News: Two public SES events in May
We are delighted to announce that the Scottish Election Study will be hosting two events at the University of Edinburgh next month. Both are open… Read More »News: Two public SES events in May
Is there a mandate for IndyRef2? Evidence from the Scottish Election Study
On 14 June 2022 Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, announced the Scottish Government’s new series of white papers, titled “Independence in the modern world. Wealthier, happier, fairer: why not… Read More »Is there a mandate for IndyRef2? Evidence from the Scottish Election Study
Risk and Reward – Why do People Support or Oppose Scottish Independence?
Guest blog post by James David Griffiths, University of Manchester, Cardiff University and Welsh Election Study Scottish independence is at something of a stalemate. The… Read More »Risk and Reward – Why do People Support or Oppose Scottish Independence?
Election Report
To mark one year since the 2021 Holyrood election, as part of a week of SES events, we have released our report on the vote.… Read More »Election Report
Data Release – SES 2021 Panel Survey
The two-wave SES 2021 survey dataset has now been released on GitHub. This beta release, which combines both waves of the panel, comes accompanied with… Read More »Data Release – SES 2021 Panel Survey
9th-13th May 2022 – Scottish Election Study Bonanza Week
To mark one year since the 2021 Holyrood elections, the Scottish Election Study will be hosting a series of data launches, analyses and events on… Read More »9th-13th May 2022 – Scottish Election Study Bonanza Week
Ye May Gang Far and Fare Waur – Brexit and Immigration Attitudes in Scotland
This morning the Scottish Government’s Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution, Angus Robertson, blamed Brexit and the UK government for the labour shortages currently causing a… Read More »Ye May Gang Far and Fare Waur – Brexit and Immigration Attitudes in Scotland
No in Pole Position – Holyrood 2021 Explained, Part Four
We wrap up the first batch of our 2021 election posts with a deep-dive on the relative strength of support for Scottish independence versus staying… Read More »No in Pole Position – Holyrood 2021 Explained, Part Four