Camila Mont'Alverne

@camilambpp.bsky.social

Lecturer in Journalism, Media, and Communication, University of Strathclyde | Previously postdoc at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford Doing research on news consumption, trust in news, and political attitudes

Very happy to contribute with a piece on how people in Scotland get news to the FIRST EVER Scottish Election Analysis Report, organised by Ana Langer, Christopher Carman, Ariadne Vromen, and Maia Almeida-Amir. Full report here: www.electionanalysis.uk

Scottish Election Analysis 2026 - UK Election Analysis

Report featuring more than 100 contributions from leading UK academics, with snap analysis and early research insights on the 2024 UK General Election.

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Our article "Ritual Reinforcement: Habit, Emotion, and Identity as Attributes of Trust in News", led by the brilliant @amyrossarguedas.bsky.social, won the 2025 Bob Franklin Journal Article Award. Thanks to Amy for her outstanding work (as usual) leading this! www.tandfonline.com/journals/rjo...

2025 Bob Franklin Journal Article Award

Explore the article collection: 2025 Bob Franklin Journal Article Award. Published in Journalism Studies.

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We published a report that used web archives, email digests, and university staff statistics to track the UK academic job market in political science and IR since 2012. It’s part of a broader problem we need to address w/ structural solutions without losing sight of its personal impacts. #polisky

Ralph Scott@ralphscott.bsky.social · 4mo ago

🚨 NEW REPORT! 🚨 What is the state of the UK academic job market in politics, and what does this mean for the field and #highered? In a new @psaecn.bsky.social report, @lawrencemckay.bsky.social @williamlallen.bsky.social and I find worrying trends in job adverts and HESA data from 2012-25 #PSA26

Brazil and the US in the same color (both electoral democracies) isn’t something I imagined seeing a few years ago

V-Dem Institute@vdeminstitute.bsky.social · 5mo ago

📢 Out Now! V-Dem Dataset v16 & the V-Dem Institute Democracy Report 2026 💾 The V-Dem Dataset: v-dem.net/data/the-v-d... 📰 The Report "Unraveling The Democratic Era?”: v-dem.net/publications... 📈 Explore the new data with the V-Dem Graphing tools: v-dem.net/graphing/gra... #PoliSky #PoliSciSky 1/3

Two map graphs show the state of liberal democracy according to the V-Dem Liberal Democracy index for 2025 and 2024. The higher the score (or darker blue), the more democratic the country. Lower scores (or dark red) mean less democratic. While North and South America, Western Europe and Oceania are mostly in the blue, most parts of Asia and Africa are in the red in 2025. 
In comparison to the map for 2024, the map graph for 2025 shows democratic backsliding in some traditionally stable democracies in Western Europe and North America, in particular the USA, United Kingdom and Italy.

É impossível escolher a parte mais desastrosa desse vídeo, mas imagina o nível de descolamento da realidade pra comparar reajuste de salário mínimo com reajuste de malandragem pra juiz ganhar mais. Tem horas q o judiciário br não ajuda a se justificar como instituição necessária

Eixo Político@eixopolitico.com.br · 5mo ago

🇧🇷 Durante julgamento no STF sobre “penduricalhos”, ex-juíza reclama que magistrados sofrem “muita insegurança jurídica” por não saberem quanto vão receber e que precisam financiar o próprio carro e pagar combustível e café com o seu salário.

Here is an idea: maybe this is precisely what the Labour party should be saying, not just once obliquely between-the-populist-lines, but forcefully in board daylight?

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Terrific piece this. Something that Yvette Cooper said the government would do that seems to have fallen by the wayside is to release this data *themselves*, but instead they've seemingly quit the field leaving it only to bad actors (and now, thankfully, Anoosh)

Anoosh Chakelian@anooshc.bsky.social · 6mo ago

My column in this week's @newstatesman1913.bsky.social, on bad data used in bad faith. FOI-ing the stats myself, I didn't find a great deal of difference in sex offending rates: 5 per 10,000 Afghan men, 7 per 10,000 UK men:

'This is a generation for whom the mobile phone is a gateway to self-expression and companionship, and simply removing the apps and tools used for these purposes will not immediately lead to a re-embracing of analogue childhood.' Read more from @oii.ox.ac.uk's Prof Victoria Nash ⬇️

Expert Comment: Is an under-16 social media ban the right course? |

Dr Victoria Nash, Associate Professor and Senior Policy Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute, researches the governance challenges of digital technologies, with a particular focus on online

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Postdoc position(s) at The Digital Democracy Centre

Application deadline: February 15th, 2026, 23:59 CET/CEST.

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