Brexit and Trump voters are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories
YouGov-Cambridge research shows the extent to which conspiracy theories have become mainstream
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The decision to go to war: how voters misunderstand its legal basis
British voters are vulnerably ignorant about the authority to go to war
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The Trump protests were a backhanded compliment to America
We raged at Trump in Britain while we ignore visiting autocrats because we hold America to a different standard.
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The public has limited belief in age-based stereotypes
YouGov-Cambridge polling suggests voters give limited credence to crude portrayals of generational difference.
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Public opinion and the social media crisis
Many of us doubt that social media is good for society. Yet it remains hard to see how the worst side-effects can be countered.
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Environmentalism and the value-action gap
As YouGov-Cambridge polling suggests, we're a nation of meat-loving environmentalists
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Does the West need a new approach to Russia?
Is Trump right about needing a more compromising approach to Russia – and are Kremlin influence operations ironically backfiring on Russian soft power?
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Energy bill woes are down but support for market intervention remains strong
Concern about energy bills has dropped off a cliff but support for state intervention remains strong
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Security Trumps Privacy in British Attitudes to Cyber-Surveillance
Polling suggests a mix of apathy and emphasis on security in the cyber-surveillance debate.
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Mind the gap between authoritarian politics and democratic populism
Overstating authoritarian populism in the West could be a self-fulfilling prophecy for liberal retreat
