Should Labour be questioning the economics of Brexit?
This article examines public attitudes to Brexit, using British Social Attitudes data on economic, immigration and sovereignty impacts.
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What difference does language make?
Comparing systematic evidence reviews of Vietnamese and English language literatures on climate change and the health of outdoor workers.
Britain and immigration
Is concern around immigration rising? New data shows historically positive views of migrants’ economic and cultural contributions.
Atlantic rift: UK and US attitudes on foreign affairs
This article explores the state of public opinion on both sides of the Atlantic in relation to foreign policy.
Co-constructing climate-health knowledge with informal outdoor workers in urban Vietnam
This commentary explores what genuine participation should look like in practice — especially for those most exposed to climate-related health risks.
Young people’s experiences of education during COVID
Findings from the latest wave of the Growing Up in Scotland study
Powering the future: Public attitudes towards green energy infrastructure in Britain
Latest insights from the British Social Attitudes survey
The dilemma of local government reform: How to balance efficient services and local needs?
With time and information, the public understand local government reform challenges and view it as a chance to reconnect with local decision-makers.
Exploring AI Frontiers: Insights from ESRA 2025
The European Social Research Association (ESRA) conference was held in July in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Rethinking climate-mental health research in South and Southeast Asia: participatory insights from Vietnam
This commentary explores the under-examined intersection of climate change and mental health in South and Southeast Asia.