James Tilley (political scientist)
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James Tilley is a professor of politics at the University of Oxford and a fellow of Jesus College, Oxford.[1] He is a specialist in the study of public opinion and electoral behaviour.[2]
Selected works
- Geoff Evans and James Tilley (2017), The New Politics of Class: The political exclusion of the British working class (Oxford: Oxford University Press).[3]
- Sara Hobolt and James Tilley (2014), Blaming Europe? Responsibility without accountability in the European Union (Oxford: Oxford University Press).
Broadcasts
- BBC Radio 4 (five part series): The kids are alt-right?
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): What's the point of protest?
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): Personality Politics
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): Do Voters Need Therapy?
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): Conspiracy Politics
- BBC Radio 4: Let's Raise the Voting Age!
- BBC World Service (The Inquiry): How do Dictators Survive so Long
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): The Dictator's Survival Guide
- BBC World Service (The Why Factor): What Can Chimps Teach us About Politics
- BBC Radio 4 (Analysis): Primate Politics
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