Local Elections and Beyond: Shifting Tides in British Politics
PAST EVENT | 27 April 2023 17:00 - 27 April 2023 18:30
Join an insightful panel discussion, featuring three esteemed experts in British politics, who will provide a comprehensive analysis of the upcoming local British elections. Our panelists will address key issues and trends that are shaping the current political landscape, and share their insights and predictions regarding the future of British politics. The panel will take place at the Harold Lee Room, Pembroke College, at 5 pm and will be followed by a Q&A session and a drinks reception. The event will be live-streamed for those who cannot attend in person. (Registration is required for both in-person and online attendance.)
The Esteemed Panelists:
Professor Stephen Fisher, Professor of Political Sociology at the University of Oxford
Steve Fisher is a renowned professor of sociology with a focus on political science and electoral behavior. With over two decades of experience in academia, he has made significant contributions to the understanding of voter behavior, electoral forecasting, and the impact of socio-political trends on election outcomes. His expertise in election forecasting has led him to collaborate with major news organizations, including the BBC, where he plays a crucial role in administering exit polls and providing data-driven insights.
Professor Jane Green, Director of the British Elections Study and Professor of Political Science and British Politics at the University of Oxford
Jane Green is a distinguished political scientist and the director of the British Election Study, one of the most comprehensive and respected sources of information on political attitudes and behavior in the United Kingdom. As an expert in electoral politics and voter behavior, she has spent more than two decades researching and teaching in the field of political science. In addition to her academic work, Jane Green is a sought-after commentator and speaker, frequently appearing in national and international media outlets to offer insights on the latest political trends and developments.
Ms. Katy Balls, Deputy Political Editor at The Spectator.
Katy Balls is a highly respected journalist and political commentator, currently serving as the Political Editor for The Spectator, one of the United Kingdom's most prominent and influential political magazines. With her sharp insights and keen understanding of the British political landscape, Katy has established herself as a leading voice in political journalism. Katy is also a regular contributor to a variety of other media outlets, including television and radio programs, where she shares her insights on current affairs and political events. In addition to her writing and television appearances, Katy is the host of the popular podcast, "Women With Balls," where she interviews prominent female politicians, commentators, and public figures, exploring their careers, achievements, and the challenges they have faced in the male-dominated world of politics.
Local Elections and Beyond: Shifting Tides in British Politics
PAST EVENT | 27 April 2023 17:00 - 27 April 2023 18:30
Join an insightful panel discussion, featuring three esteemed experts in British politics, who will provide a comprehensive analysis of the upcoming local British elections. Our panelists will address key issues and trends that are shaping the current political landscape, and share their insights and predictions regarding the future of British politics. The panel will take place at the Harold Lee Room, Pembroke College, at 5 pm and will be followed by a Q&A session and a drinks reception. The event will be live-streamed for those who cannot attend in person. (Registration is required for both in-person and online attendance.)
The Esteemed Panelists:
Professor Stephen Fisher, Professor of Political Sociology at the University of Oxford
Steve Fisher is a renowned professor of sociology with a focus on political science and electoral behavior. With over two decades of experience in academia, he has made significant contributions to the understanding of voter behavior, electoral forecasting, and the impact of socio-political trends on election outcomes. His expertise in election forecasting has led him to collaborate with major news organizations, including the BBC, where he plays a crucial role in administering exit polls and providing data-driven insights.
Professor Jane Green, Director of the British Elections Study and Professor of Political Science and British Politics at the University of Oxford
Jane Green is a distinguished political scientist and the director of the British Election Study, one of the most comprehensive and respected sources of information on political attitudes and behavior in the United Kingdom. As an expert in electoral politics and voter behavior, she has spent more than two decades researching and teaching in the field of political science. In addition to her academic work, Jane Green is a sought-after commentator and speaker, frequently appearing in national and international media outlets to offer insights on the latest political trends and developments.
Ms. Katy Balls, Deputy Political Editor at The Spectator.
Katy Balls is a highly respected journalist and political commentator, currently serving as the Political Editor for The Spectator, one of the United Kingdom's most prominent and influential political magazines. With her sharp insights and keen understanding of the British political landscape, Katy has established herself as a leading voice in political journalism. Katy is also a regular contributor to a variety of other media outlets, including television and radio programs, where she shares her insights on current affairs and political events. In addition to her writing and television appearances, Katy is the host of the popular podcast, "Women With Balls," where she interviews prominent female politicians, commentators, and public figures, exploring their careers, achievements, and the challenges they have faced in the male-dominated world of politics.