Paolo Morini

@pmorini.bsky.social

Research Fellow, Policy Institute at King's College London. Public opinion and public participation/engagement with politics, especially global poverty and sustainable development.

We're hiring a short-term postdoc (think "summer project"), or PhD-student RA, with advanced expertise in quantitative text analysis to support myself and Dr Marion Dumas (LSE) in a European Horizon-funded grant project. Details here adjust-project.eu/job-call/

JOB CALL: Research Fellow / Research Assistant with co-authorship—quantitative text analysis for social science (UCL) – AdJUSTFacebookLinkedInTwitter

Towards a just energy transition

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No Other Land Co-Director Yuval Abraham: "The foreign policy in this country is helping to block this path. Why? Can't you see that we are intertwined? There is another way. It's not too late for life, for the living. There is no other way."

Well done to Anneliese Dodds for sticking to her principles on this. A terrible decision by Keir Starmer to fund increased defence spending by cutting support for some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Anneliese Dodds resigns over Keir Starmer’s decision to cut aid budget

Exclusive: International development minister warns it will be ‘impossible’ to retain funding in Gaza, Sudan and Ukraine

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Net migration could fall to zero, and visa rules could make life for migrants even more absolute hellish, but the UK media frame of “migration numbers remain (too) high” will never die.

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New insights from the World Values Survey UK data while the Labour government thinks about extending the voting age to 16: younger respondents are significantly more concerned about unfair election coverage in the media, bribery and the influence of richer people on the electoral process.

Graph. Title reads: younger people are significantly more likely to see elections as unfairer, especially their coverage in the news, and have significantly higher concerns about bribery, and the capacity of the rich to "buy" elections.