A reminder that you can join the @PolStudiesAssoc (and then join our Political Leadership Specialist Group - convened by @MarkBennister & @benworthy1) here: https://t.co/kbZD11Ytwd
As we head to Christmas & the New Year, we want to send our best wishes to you all.
Please stay safe & healthy this Christmas, and try to find the time for some proper rest (...)!
Let us know what #leadership books and articles you're reading, whilst off!
We'll see you 2021.
As we head to Christmas & the New Year, we want to send our best wishes to you all.
Please stay safe & healthy this Christmas, and try to find the time for some proper rest (...)!
Let us know what #leadership books and articles you're reading, whilst off!
We'll see you 2021.
In the paper, I briefly outline some practical strategies for politicians such as service/interactive leadership, value alignment, & communicating key facets of trustworthiness. Worryingly these are largely at odds with a transactional leadership model seen in the UK during Covid
Measures were designed to capture different psychological facets of [dis]trust (as judgements) that mediate the relationship between one's generalised propensity to trust and behavioural decisions. Participants completed two iterations each, with the object/trustee altering.
I test these arguments w/ survey data gathered synchronously from the UK public & local politicians in April 2020 - shortly after the country entered national lockdown. Surveys included 24-item measures of political trust/distrust alongside measures of compliance & policy support
Trust is necessary for democracy, but it assumes added saliency in times of uncertainty. Focusing on vertical relations b/ween governor & governed, and horizontal relations amongst politicians, I argue that trust & distrust may shape behavioural responses to crises like Covid-19.
It's the early Christmas present that you didn't know you wanted... 😏
My research on #trust and #Governance during #COVID19 is now out open access in @PolStudies here: https://t.co/fLhXpGBd8x
Here's a brief [so] what, why, when and how: 1/n
Looking for (auto)biography and memoir recommendations. Esp. interested in those by people from:
- politics (UK and abroad)
- film (read Niven x2, Caine and Ustinov this year)
- snooker
- academics
Comment your ideas below and I'll get cracking...!
After a bit of a break during the hectic past few months, we're back! We have a new executive and lots of exciting research plans. More on the latter in the New Year but, for now, see and share this thread on our great new executive! 1/6
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First up is co-convenor @MarkBennister. Mark is based @unilincoln, where he is Snr Lecturer in Politics. He is an Academic Fellow @UKParliament and a Special Advisor to @CommonsLiaison. He researches political leadership, UK Politics, rhetoric and Australian politics.
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@benworthy1, our co-convenor. Ben works @BirkbeckUoL, where he is Snr Lecturer in Politics. An avid podcaster, he presents Westminster Watch & is Director of the Centre for British Political Life. He researches political leadership, government transparency & UK politics.
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Emmanuelle Avril is new to our group! She is based @SorbonneFr, where she is Director of the Center for Research on the English Speaking World (CREW). You can find @crewparis3's research via their Twitter. Emmanuelle researches politics and society in the UK and US.
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@AmyETatum is also new to our group! Amy will be taking the lead on keeping members updated with our news & plans. She specialises in researching women political leaders (matching her other research streams on #misogyny and #Feminism). She is currently based @bournemouthuni
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@PhDMayors is our Treasurer. He currently teaches @OfficialUoM, tutoring on courses in British Political History and Comparative Politics. His research covers political leadership (at local and national level); UK, US & Western European leaders; and comparative politics.
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@PhDMayors is our Treasurer. He currently teaches @OfficialUoM, tutoring on courses in British Political History and Comparative Politics. His research covers political leadership (at local and national level); UK, US & Western European leaders; and comparative politics.
After a bit of a break during the hectic past few months, we're back! We have a new executive and lots of exciting research plans. More on the latter in the New Year but, for now, see and share this thread on our great new executive! 1/6
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@AmyETatum is also new to our group! Amy will be taking the lead on keeping members updated with our news & plans. She specialises in researching women political leaders (matching her other research streams on #misogyny and #Feminism). She is currently based @bournemouthuni