Professor Henderson is able to offer PhD supervision on comparative as well as UK and Canadian topics covering 4 themes:
electoral and referendum behaviour (voters and parties), electoral systems and electoral reform
territorial politics and federalism, nationalism and devolution
political culture, political attitudes and public opinion
civic engagement, especially among young people, and mandated participation (eg compulsory voting and compulsory community service)
Ailsa Henderson
Professor
Professor Henderson is able to offer PhD supervision on comparative as well as UK and Canadian topics covering 4 themes:
electoral and referendum behaviour (voters and parties), electoral systems and electoral reform
territorial politics and federalism, nationalism and devolution
political culture, political attitudes and public opinion
civic engagement, especially among young people, and mandated participation (eg compulsory voting and compulsory community service)
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Professor
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Professor Henderson is able to offer PhD supervision on comparative as well as UK and Canadian topics covering 4 themes:
electoral and referendum behaviour (voters and parties), electoral systems and electoral reform territorial politics and federalism, nationalism and devolution political culture, political attitudes and public opinion civic engagement, especially among young people, and mandated participation (eg compulsory voting and compulsory community service)
Professor Henderson is able to offer PhD supervision on comparative as well as UK and Canadian topics covering 4 themes:
electoral and referendum behaviour (voters and parties), electoral systems and electoral reform territorial politics and federalism, nationalism and devolution political culture, political attitudes and public opinion civic engagement, especially among young people, and mandated participation (eg compulsory voting and compulsory community service)
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