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.
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.
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.
How the ‘Worrying About Money?’ guide is helping people facing financial insecurity
Jo Wildman on ScotCen's latest research into experiences of using the 'Worrying About Money?' guide among people experiencing financial insecurity.
Research methods
The tools and processes used to gather, analyse, and interpret information to answer a research question.
Scottish Health Survey reports high levels of food insecurity
The 2023 Survey results provide a crucial picture of health and wellbeing in Scotland and how this has changed over the past two decades.
Survey Futures awards £1.28M to support development of survey methods
New funding to support a step change in survey research.
A day in the life … conducting deliberative research
The Centre for Deliberation generates evidence that policy makers and citizens can use to inform, engage with and transform complex social issues.
How Brexit reshaped party politics
The latest British Social Attitudes report looks at how the ideology of different political party supporters has changed.