Rosie Campbell
@profrosiecamp.bsky.social
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Professor of Politics King’s College London

Rosie Campbell is professor of politics at King's College, University of London, and the director of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership until 2025. Previously she was a professor at UCL and Birkbeck College. She is a specialist in public expectations of politicians and voting behaviour. In 2018, she was elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. .. more

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Communication & Media Studies 7%
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electoralstudies.bsky.social
Today is #WorldPostDay, marking the establishment of the Universal Postal Union—a UN agency coordinating postal policies globally. The post revolutionised communication and is an increasingly common voting method, so to mark the occasion, here are some of our recent articles on postal voting... 📫 ✉️

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@iaindale.bsky.social out today with a chapter by yours truly on the Chesham and Amersham by-election. The first brick in the blue wall. Buy copies signed by Iain from Politicos www.politicos.co.uk/products/by-...

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iaindale.bsky.social
IT'S PUBLICATION DAY

British By-Elections 1769-2025 is out today. 732 pages covering 88 by-elections. Thanks to all 87 contributors who wrote the essays.

Order your signed copy here
www.politicos.co.uk/products/by-...
sundersays.bsky.social
I am concerned about silence of gvt ministers & others to defend basic anti-racism norms in last 6 weeks. They seem muted by their anxious inability to separate legitimate politics from prejudice & hate.

Anti-violence norms - civil war is inevitable, so support violence - really should be simpler.

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Great to see a really positive development in the UK’s social science data infrastructure.
ukri.org
Announcing Generation New Era: the first UK-wide birth cohort study in 25 years.

It will study 30,000 children born in 2026 across the four nations of the UK.

Watch out for upcoming opportunities for researchers and other stakeholders to engage with the study team via @clscohorts.bsky.social
UKRI announces first UK-wide birth cohort study in 25 years
A ground-breaking UK-wide scientific study will help improve the lives of future generations by studying 30,000 children born in 2026.
www.ukri.org
robertscotthorton.bsky.social
BREAKING: ICE is sending Russian dissidents back to Russia. When the dissidents arrived in Russia, the Russian authorities were given documents relating to their asylum applications in the US which under US law are confidential. This seems to be part of a secret agreement between Trump and Putin.
‘I escaped a Russian prison — only to end up in an American jail’
Dozens of Russian dissidents have been expelled from the US and forcibly returned to Russia with the co-operation of immigration authorities
www.thetimes.com

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
Alas. Hopefully see you before then

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Ahh thanks Joe. It’s always a pleasure to spend time with you and read your work!

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lewisbaston.bsky.social
New book on its way with a chapter by me! ‘My’ by-election is a Labour breakthrough in the 1920s…
Image of a book. Text reads BRITISH
BY-ELECTIONS
1769-2025
THE 88 BY-ELECTION CAMPAIGNS
THAT SHAPED OUR POLITICS
IAIN DALE
THE 88 MOST CONSEQUENTIAL
BY-ELECTIONS OF THE MODERN ERA

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
The tiny violin I was playing last year just shrank.
samfr.bsky.social
New post just out:

"The Great VAT Panic"

The claims made by the right-wing press about VAT on private school fees were wildly wrong.

Why? What are the lessons about about (how not to) run a lobbying campaign? And what can government learn?

(£/free)

open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...
The Great VAT Panic
Or how not to run a campaign
open.substack.com

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acalacino.bsky.social
A lot of media are covering Europe’s heatwave 🔥 but few are connecting it to the climate crisis.

Tools like the Climate Shift Index show this heatwave is up to 5x 😱 more likely because of climate change. That context matters.

csi.climatecentral.org/climate-shif...
Map from the Climate Shift Index of Europe, showing that the current heat wave over much of Western Europe is 4-5 times more likely due to climate change.

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Even in the suburbs, within the m25, lukewarm would be an over statement. Although my neighbour’s black bin is missing.

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
Really interesting. Thx for sharing

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
‘Far’ left because I’m not sure if green parties count as ‘far’

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
Yes, some leaders magnify the gap by exploiting genuine insecurity with simple solutions & a scapegoat, this time women. Mainstream politics is failing to tackle the crises faced by the youngest generation, that might explain the attraction of the ‘far’ left to young women & far right for young men

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Also we should be careful not to inflate the difference between gen z men and women. As you show Sam it varies over time and across countries and the gap is widening from the historic trend but it’s not a chasm bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/downloadpdf/...
bristoluniversitypressdigital.com

profrosiecamp.bsky.social
Great piece Sam! My hunch is the acceleration in young women’s move left in many nations is driven by similar forces to the backlash against gender equality by gen z men. Both more pessimistic about their futures but gender stereotypes and social media push them to different diagnoses and solutions.