I join Alex Lathbridge, Tristan Ahtone and Candice Bailey to discuss EPO’s work on the psychology of voting. In a year when billions of people have been go to the ballot box, what doRead More
Sandra Obradovic
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February 23, 2024
PODCAST – The post-logic election year: Why nobody votes rationally
It’s a massive election year, with billions voting worldwide. But will those casting votes do so logically? Has voter psychology changed in recent years? And what can be learned from it? To answer theseRead More
October 6, 2022
Why I hate you and everyone like you: Election hostility explained | LSE Research
Why are we so hostile towards anyone with a different opinion? In this video I explains why we feel the way we do and what that’s got to do with election hostility. With populismRead More
September 27, 2022
BBC Radio 4: Can Nationalism be a force for good?
Arguments over the value of nationalism seem to have been raging for centuries, even though the nation state as we know it has only become widespread in the last two hundred years. In thisRead More
February 5, 2021
Public Event: Electoral Hostility: Is the sanctity of elections under threat?
February 4th, 2021: Online Public Event hosted by LSE Speakers and Panel: Michael Bruter is Professor of Political Science in the Department of Government and Director of the Electoral Psychology Observatory at LSE. JonRead More