Rosie Campbell

@profrosiecamp.bsky.social

Professor of Politics King’s College London

Looking forward to this! It also means I'm stepping down from @poqjournal.bsky.social and (in January) @jeppjournal.bsky.social . I learned a lot and I'll miss working with them. Thanks to @olliheath.bsky.social and @profrosiecamp.bsky.social for entrusting me with it!

Electoral Studies@electoralstudies.bsky.social · 3w ago

🎉 NEWS FROM ELECTORAL STUDIES 🎉 We're thrilled to welcome @danjdevine.bsky.social as incoming Co-Editor-in-Chief of Electoral Studies. Welcome, Dan! He succeeds Nick Vivyan, who is stepping down. Our thanks to Nick for his service to the journal, its authors and its reviewers.

www.ippr.org/articles/the... these recommendations really should be adopted. We need to rebalance our democracy in favour of citizens. Compulsory voting, decent citizenship education, £100k cap on donations and encouraging social mixing.

The democratic citizen: Renewing citizenship and the public domain | IPPR

Often, this descends into little more than an argument about eligibility for welfare benefits. This is a disaster for progressives, who find themselves fig

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🧵 Progressives need to think much more ambitiously about citizenship: it can't only be a debate about the "who" - the boundaries of citizenship. Our new @ippr.org report today makes the case for a new politics of "democratic citizenship": www.ippr.org/articles/the...

The democratic citizen: Renewing citizenship and the public domain | IPPR

Often, this descends into little more than an argument about eligibility for welfare benefits. This is a disaster for progressives, who find themselves fig

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We argue that Burnham's victory shows what can happen when appeals aren't primarily about ideology, but 'valence'; bridging issues where left and right bloc voters both feel disillusioned (the economy). Burnham takes this 'valence' into Westminster but he'll have an uphill challenge to maintain it.

Sam Freedman@samfr.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New post "After Makerfield" A bumper post on what happens next, how bad this is for Reform and other big questions. And @profjanegreen.bsky.social / @martamiori.bsky.social on whether the result offers a broader electoral strategy for Labour. (£/free trial) samf.substack.com/p/after-make...

The idea English identity is confined to ethnicity & ancestry is more niche than abolishing monarchy/joining Euro But media elites skew & overcompensate to an imaginary caricature of public = weird assymetry: venerate niches on right as 'authentic' but would lecture progressives about median voter

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Today, I’m launching a High Court claim against xAI, the company behind Grok. I am just one of thousands of women and even children who have been the victim of abusive and sexualised AI deepfakes. This should never have happened – and xAI must be held accountable. www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

MP sues Elon Musk after AI tool created 'humiliating' images of her in bikini

EXCLUSIVE: Labour MP Jess Asato who was left 'humiliated' after an AI tool was used to strip photos of her and put her in a bikini is suing Elon Musk’s tech company

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The ability of Grok to strip women and children was not an accident. Safeguards could have been built into the chatbot, but its creators chose not to. I'm launching this High Court claim to pursue accountability for those choices.

There is a credible route to a Clacton recall byelection over the £5m, given rule re declaring donations in 12 months pre-election if could seem related to public life/politics prob does apply. I guess there is a 75%+ chance Farage would win a Clacton byelection? Would it weaken/strengthen him?

Cat Neilan@catneilan.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Keir Starmer has told @theobserveruk.bsky.social: “There’s a reason that [Farage] is walking away from interviews where questions are being put to him. He doesn’t want to answer the questions because he knows that those answers are not going to be very good for him.” observer.co.uk/news/politic...