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Jan Eichhorn

About Jan Eichhorn

Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh and Research Director at the think tank d|part where he oversees the work on the Situation Room project.

Englishness and not just class lies behind Brexit

March 24, 2018 by Jan Eichhorn Leave a Comment

‘Identities are complex and it appears that Britishness, while slightly related to views on Brexit, was much less important in differentiating between groups than English identity was…’

Scotland’s 16-17 year-olds enjoy democracy

January 2, 2018 by Jan Eichhorn Leave a Comment

‘young people in Scotland indeed show substantially higher levels of engagement with representative democracy (through voting) as well as other forms of political participation (such as signing petitions and taking part in demonstrations); and they engage with a greater range of information sources about politics and reflect greater levels of political efficacy’.

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