2021
- Rob Johns (2021) “As You Were: The Scottish Parliament Election of 2021”, The Political Quarterly
2020
- Ailsa Henderson, Rob Johns, Jac Larner, Chris Carman (2020) “Scottish Labour as a case study in party failure: Evidence from the 2019 UK General Election in Scotland”, Scottish Affairs 29 (2): 127-140
- James Mitchell and Ailsa Henderson (2020) “Tribes and Turbulence: The 2019 UK General Election in Scotland”, Parliamentary Affairs 73 (1): 142–156
- Ailsa Henderson, Rob Johns, Christopher Carman and James Mitchell (2020) “Political Behaviour” in Michael Keating, Ed, Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 220-236
- James Mitchell and Ailsa Henderson (2020) “Elections and Electoral Systems” in Michael Keating, Ed, Oxford Handbook of Scottish Politics. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 203-219
- Rob Johns, Ailsa Henderson, Christopher Carman, Jac Larner (2020) “Brexit or Independence? Scotland’s General Election”, Political Insight
2019
- Ailsa Henderson (2019) “Attitudes to Constitutional Change” in Gerry Hassan, Ed, The Story of the Scottish Parliament: the first two decades explained. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh Press, 45-51
2018
- Ailsa Henderson and James Mitchell (2018) “Referendums as Critical Junctures? Scottish Voting in British Elections” Parliamentary Affairs 71 (1): 109-24 [also appearing as Ailsa Henderson and James Mitchell (2018) “Referendums as Critical Junctures? Scottish Voting in British Elections” in Jonathan Tonge, Cristina Leston-Bandeira and Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Eds, Britain Votes 2017. Oxford: Oxford University Press]
- Ailsa Henderson, Christopher Carman, Rob Johns and James Mitchell (2018) “Migration, Engagement and Constitutional Preferences: Evidence from the 2014 Scottish independence referendum” in Tom Devine and Angela McCarthy, Eds, New Scots: Scotland’s Immigrant Communities since 1945. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press
- Ailsa Henderson, Rob Johns, Chris Carman and James Mitchell (2018) “A 2nd order Westminster election? The impact of referendums and identification on vote switching in Scotland” PSA Annual conference, Cardiff, March
2017
- Ailsa Henderson, Rob Johns, Chris Carman and James Mitchell (2017) “Voter consistency across democratic contests: Referendum preferences and vote choice in Scotland, 2011-2016” PSA Annual conference, Glasgow, April
2016
- Rob Johns and James Mitchell (2016) Takeover: Explaining the Extraordinary Rise of the SNP Biteback Publishing
- Ailsa Henderson (2016) “Scotland” in Daniel Turp and Marc Sanjaume-Calvet, Eds, The Emergence of a Democratic Right to Self Determination in Europe. Brussels: Centre Maurits Coppieters, 182-91
- Ailsa Henderson (2016) “Différenciation institutionnelle : la perception de la différence et les multiples communautés politiques à l’intérieur de l’État” in Jean François Caron, Ed, Les Conditions de L’Unité Politique et de la Sécession dans les Sociétés Multinationales. Québec: Presses de l’Université Laval, 41-60
- Ailsa Henderson, Chris Carman, Rob Johns and James Mitchell. “Identity, valence issues and constitutional preference: the 2016 Scottish Parliament Elections”, Public Opinion and Parties PSA Specialist Group, Annual Conference, Kent. 10 September 2016
- Ailsa Henderson. “Do we ever get what we actually vote for?“- Scottish Politics Explained, Holyrood Magazine, Edinburgh.6 September 2016
- Ailsa Henderson. “Is Polling Good for Democracy?” Festival of Politics roundtable, Edinburgh. 20 August 2016
- Ailsa Henderson. “Immigrants to Scotland: 1945 to the Present in Glasgow”, Mitchell Library, Glasgow. 16 June 2016
- Ailsa Henderson. “Things flying apart? Analysing the results of the devolved elections“, London. 25 May 2016
- Ailsa Henderson and James Mitchell. “Tax, the constitution and past performance: what influenced voters in the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections” What Just Happened? The results of the 2016 Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly Elections, Edinburgh. 13 May 2016