Sir John Curtice | Cambridge Union

Sir John Curtice speaks in The Debating Chamber on Tuesday 5th March 2024.
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SIR JOHN CURTICE
Sir John is Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland, and Senior Research Fellow, National Centre for Social Research and the ESRC’s ‘The UK in a Changing Europe’ initiative. He has written extensively about voting behaviour in elections and referendums in the UK, as well as on British political and social attitudes more generally. He has been a co-editor of NatCen’s annual British Social Attitudes reports series for over twenty years, and is a regular contributor to British and international media coverage of politics in the UK, including as co-host of the ‘Trendy’ podcast. Curtice is Chief Commentator at two websites, whatscotlandthinks.org and whatukthinks.org/eu, that provide a comprehensive collection of materials on public attitudes towards (i) how
Scotland should be governed, and (ii) the UK’s relationship with the EU. He is also President of the British Polling Council, which promotes and regulates standards of transparency in the polling industry. He is a Fellow of the British Academy, the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Academy of the Social Sciences and is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society and the Market Research Society.
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