Could ‘Culture Wars’ Rekindle the Brexit Divide?
The ‘culture wars’ debate does in many respects mirror the division between Remainers and Leavers.
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How The Constitutional Question Has Become More Divisive
Attitudes towards Scotland’s constitutional status divide the parties’ supporters now to a far greater extent than they did a decade ago.
Understanding and tackling fly-tipping in England
Fly-tipping is a growing problem in England and the issue is having a significant financial impact.
Making an impact? Routes for deliberation to make a difference
The second in an ongoing seminar series looking at a range of aspects to do with both the theory and practice of public deliberation.
Qualitative research...just a sum of its parts?
What is it, this thing we call ‘qualitative research’?
Understanding female perpetrators of intimate partner violence
NatCen was awarded funding to carry out research with the aim of improving understanding of female perpetrators of intimate partner violence.
The public's view: how did the pandemic impact on UK consumers' experiences?
Exploring the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on the consumer experience and on the incidence of consumer detriment in the UK.
A new ‘worry gap’ between women and men is a concerning legacy of the pandemic
Women are twice as likely as men to report levels of extreme worry since the pandemic, according to NatCen’s Society Watch 2022 report.
Growing Up in Scotland conference 2022
Summary, recording and speaker presentations
Beyond box-ticking: how conflict sensitivity can help bring about a more equitable aid system
This article was co-authored by Sherine El Taraboulsi-McCarthy, Director of NatCen International.