Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Uncategorized By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on Shy Tories & Virtue Signalling: How Labour Surged OnlineShy Tories & Virtue Signalling: How Labour Surged Online Posted onJune 16, 2017May 23, 2019 By Sarah CoughlanThe calm after the storm has settled in London. The UK has had its third national election in as many … Continue ReadingShy Tories & Virtue Signalling: How Labour Surged Online
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Science Criticism Uncategorized By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on The Limits Of Survey Data: What Questionnaires Can’t Tell UsThe Limits Of Survey Data: What Questionnaires Can’t Tell Us Posted onMarch 7, 2017September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanAll research methodologies have their limitations, as many authors have pointed before (see for example Visser, Krosnick and Lavrakas, 2000). … Continue ReadingThe Limits Of Survey Data: What Questionnaires Can’t Tell Us
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Project reports refugees and integration By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on New Neighbors – Here, But Not Yet At HomeNew Neighbors – Here, But Not Yet At Home Posted onJanuary 22, 2017September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanThe article here was published in German in Die Linke’s Lotta magazine: issue 12, January 10, 2017 and is available here. The … Continue ReadingNew Neighbors – Here, But Not Yet At Home
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Project reports Uncategorized By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on Recruiting Men To Civil Society Projects: Trials & Tribulations From The Front LineRecruiting Men To Civil Society Projects: Trials & Tribulations From The Front Line Posted onDecember 22, 2016September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanThis year we have been working with the Landeszentrale für politische Bildung in Brandenburg to recruit German and German-speaking men … Continue ReadingRecruiting Men To Civil Society Projects: Trials & Tribulations From The Front Line
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Social Criticism By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on How The EU Referendum Campaign Poisoned The UK’s Political DiscourseHow The EU Referendum Campaign Poisoned The UK’s Political Discourse Posted onJune 27, 2016September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanThe message on my phone said: “I’m so, so sorry”. That’s how I learnt that the UK had voted to … Continue ReadingHow The EU Referendum Campaign Poisoned The UK’s Political Discourse
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Social Criticism By Sarah CoughlanLeave a comment on How NYE Turned German Political Debate Upside DownHow NYE Turned German Political Debate Upside Down Posted onJune 3, 2016September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanAt Social Science Works we seek to engage with contemporary political debate and offer solutions to its most pressing problems … Continue ReadingHow NYE Turned German Political Debate Upside Down
Categoriesby Sarah Coughlan Uncategorized By Sarah Coughlan2 Comments on For My Next Trick I Shall Eliminate Child PovertyFor My Next Trick I Shall Eliminate Child Poverty Posted onAugust 23, 2015September 18, 2023 By Sarah CoughlanThe intersection between social science and real life can often seem – even for those on the inside – vague, … Continue ReadingFor My Next Trick I Shall Eliminate Child Poverty
