Elizabeth Simon
@elizabethsim0n.bsky.social
Political socialisation, attitudinal formation & electoral behaviour.
Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter.
Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter.
From today onwards, you can find me as a Lecturer in Politics at the beautiful University of Exeter @exeterspspa.bsky.social!
Couldn't be a better time to start with EPOP coming up. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and (hopefully!) making some new ones later this week!
Couldn't be a better time to start with EPOP coming up. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and (hopefully!) making some new ones later this week!
September 1, 2025 at 4:42 PM
From today onwards, you can find me as a Lecturer in Politics at the beautiful University of Exeter @exeterspspa.bsky.social!
Couldn't be a better time to start with EPOP coming up. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and (hopefully!) making some new ones later this week!
Couldn't be a better time to start with EPOP coming up. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and (hopefully!) making some new ones later this week!
Thanks for this great question Alex! I've looked into this and essentially we find no correlation between the proportion of university educated respondents in our samples and the size of the education AMCEs (see the quick scatterplot here), so no - it doesn't appear that (2) is driving (1).
November 8, 2023 at 4:23 PM
Thanks for this great question Alex! I've looked into this and essentially we find no correlation between the proportion of university educated respondents in our samples and the size of the education AMCEs (see the quick scatterplot here), so no - it doesn't appear that (2) is driving (1).