Brian Paul Boyle
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Bibliographic research (1)
Brexit (1)
Campaign pledges (1)
Climate change (1)
Compulsory Voting (1)
Election campaigns (2)
Electoral Rules (1)
Environmental politics (2)
European Parliament (3)
Lesiglative Behaviour (1)
Media representation (1)
Migration (1)
Policy recommondations (1)
Refugee settlement (1)
Social media (3)
Social policy (1)
Survey Data (1)
Text as data (4)
Turnout Inequality (1)
UK (2)

Journal articles

Territorial variance in the UK’s refugee politics and its consequences: Young Syrian refugees in England and Scotland

Migration
Refugee settlement
Social policy
UK
Access to social rights is crucial to refugee settlement and integration, and a whole range of social policy measures determine the limits on those rights. In the United…
2023-03-29
Gareth Mulvey, Dimitris Skleparis, Brian Paul Boyle

Engineering Democracy: Electoral Rules and Turnout Inequality

Compulsory Voting
Turnout Inequality
Electoral Rules
Survey Data
The issue of unequal electoral turnout poses serious concerns for both the overall health of democratic politics, and the extent to which certain groups exert an unequal…
2022-06-07
Brian Paul Boyle
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Working papers

Catalysts for Progress? Policy Recommendations in Research on Renewable Energy and Climate Change

Environmental politics
Climate change
Policy recommondations
Bibliographic research
Text as data
Political parties, politicians, and governments increasingly encourage academics to make policy recommendations. Effective communication in areas like climate change and net…
Brian Paul Boyle, Yen-Chieh Liao, Stefan Müller

A Promise made is a Promise Kept? MEPs’ Campaign Pledges and Legislative Behaviour

European Parliament
Campaign pledges
Lesiglative Behaviour
Social media
Text as data
This paper unpacks how MEPs’ communication during electoral campaigns matches their voting behaviour when in office. We argue that the policy salience and policy positions…
Brian Paul Boyle, Anastasia Ershova, Zoltán Fazekas, Sebastian Adrian Popa

Brexit and the Iraq War on BBC Question Time: Demographic and Political Issue Representation in UK Public Participation Broadcasting

Media representation
UK
Brexit
Televised political debate programming plays a key function in enabling citizens to become informed of salient political topics, and provides information on parties’ stances…
Heinz Brandenburg, Brian Paul Boyle

EU integration through a Greener lens: Building consensus around European integration?

Environmental politics
European Parliament
Election campaigns
Social media
Text as data
EU environmental policy is one of the success stories of European integration. In this paper, we argue that popular support for EU-cantered environmental protection efforts…
Zoltán Fazekas, Sebastian Adrian Popa, Anthony Zito, Brian Paul Boyle

Online election campaigning in changing political environments: A comparison of the 2014 and 2019 European Parliament elections

European Parliament
Election campaigns
Social media
Text as data
It has long been assumed that social media would equalize election campaigning by providing cheap means of communication for smaller parties who lack a strong mass media…
Sebastian Stier, Yannis Theocharis, Sebastian Adrian Popa, Brian Paul Boyle
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