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collective agency. Disseminate research outcomes and participate in the public discourse through a variety of means e.g. opinion pieces, scholarly articles, conference papers, blog posts, etc. Qualifications
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and natural language processing to identify and monitor emerging risks to higher education institutions. This includes analysing legislation, policy documents and political discourse to track
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that have shaped Western civilization and the American experience, while fostering open inquiry, civil discourse, and robust engagement across disciplinary boundaries. Fellows will join a rapidly growing
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disagreement, and how to navigate difference. Through this work, the R&DS seeks to strengthen civil discourse in higher education and public life, bringing together faculty, students, researchers, and
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. This includes analysing legislation, policy documents and political discourse to track developments that may affect university governance, research independence, academic expression and institutional resilience
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analysis. You will be fluent in Stata or R. You will have expertise in political messaging, political behaviour, discourse studies, and/or ideology studies. It would be advantageous if you had expertise in
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television, film, gaming, podcasts and digital culture shapes attitudes, behaviours and public discourse. Working alongside a cohort of fellows and supported by the Institute's Head of Research, you will
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through academic publications and presentations at leading conferences. Provide mentorship to junior team members and contribute to the scientific discourse. This fellowship is full-time and has a fixed
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, podcasts and digital culture shapes attitudes, behaviours and public discourse. Working alongside a cohort of fellows and supported by the Institute's Head of Research, you will produce rigorous, actionable
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, regulation and public discourse in ways that may undermine health, equity and evidence-based decision-making. Working closely with the PHCC Directors, Science Lead, Communications Lead and editorial team, you