Timea Balogh

@tbalogh.bsky.social

Ph.D. | Research Associate @ University of Strathclyde @parliview.bsky.social| 👩🏼‍💻📝 political behavior, parties, & representation, mostly in Europe | Hungarian-American 🇭🇺 www.timea-balogh.com

Should immigrants be allowed to vote? This is a highly politically charged question. In a new research paper and substack piece, me and @tarekjaziri.bsky.social test the biggest objection to letting foreign residents vote locally, and find it doesn't hold up. 🧵 simonhix.substack.com/p/why-not-gi...

Why Not Give Immigrants the Right to Vote?

The fear that allowing foreign residents to vote in local elections would benefit left-wing parties turns out to be wrong.

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Come work with me! 12 days left to apply! 👇 And if you are at #EPSS, go see the presentations by @clint0475.bsky.social to get a taste of what we do.

Lucy Kinski@lucykinski.bsky.social · 2mo ago

📢 Postdoc position in #EU politics & governance (100%, 3 years initially) @uni-freiburg.de w/ competence in computational methods ⏰Deadline: 30 June 2026 ⭐Start: 1 October 2026 👉Full job ad & application portal: uni-freiburg.de/en/job/00005... #EUsky #academicposition #jobs #hiring #polisci #CSS

Rest Well, Raul Pacheco-Vega Our community lost the inimitable Raúl Pacheco-Vega this week. Someone who knew him better than me should write a more definitive remembrance and maybe they have in some other corner of the internet. But, I haven’t seen a longer treatment yet (here is a terrific one!),…

Rest Well, Raul Pacheco-Vega

Our community lost the inimitable Raúl Pacheco-Vega this week. Someone who knew him better than me should write a more definitive remembrance and maybe they have in some other corner of the internet. But, I haven’t seen a longer treatment yet (here is a terrific one!), so I thought I’d have a go at a remembrance. Raúl lived his life…

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"The British fixation on net migration...was constructed, socially and politically... The statistic became central not because it was the best way to understand migration, but because it was politically convenient." ✍️ @jdportes.bsky.social on net migration figures ukandeu.ac.uk/race-and-spa...

Race and space: the rise and fall of “net migration” - UK in a changing Europe

Jonathan Portes asks how useful a measure immigration statistics are and argues that they have served to legitimate politics of racialised grievance.

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Very excited that @louiseluxton.bsky.social & I have been awarded a BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant! We’ll be fielding surveys in Britain, Germany & Denmark to examine which parties voters think “own” different gender issues & comparing this to the issues parties actually emphasise in manifestos

Louise Luxton@louiseluxton.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Very excited to have been awarded a BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant with @lottehargrave.bsky.social for a project I've been desperate to work on since my PhD. Look out for us presenting this at conferences soon!

New piece from w/ @hannahbunting.bsky.social & @jess-smith.bsky.social on the Gorton & Denton byelection, and what it might tell us about British politics. We cover turnout, late-deciding voters, gender gaps & the continuing fragmentation of the party system 🧵 theconversation.com/late-decider...

Late deciders, higher turnout: what the Gorton and Denton byelection taught us about voters

High numbers of undecideds may partially explain the late swing to the Greens.

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