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Steve Pickering
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Steve Pickering
@sdpick
'A political scientist with too much time on his hands' - The Times. University of Amsterdam, and Hon. Professor, Brunel University of London. Prev: 神戸大学.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands เข้าร่วม Nisan 2012
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新しい論文が刊行されました。@sdpick @MartinEjnar との共著で、日英両国で一貫して、オーガニック食品への支払い意思や、品質の評価に、政府への信頼やリスクを受容する態度が関わっていることを論じるものです。
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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Why do people buy organic food?
@MartinEjnar, @sunaharay and I find it’s less about taste and more about trust.
New paper in Organic Agriculture, plus explainer in @ConversationUK.
doi.org/10.1007/s13165…
theconversation.com/embargo-tbc-ch…
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@TheMonologist That Charles Laughton impersonation at the end: goodness, one or two seconds, and he captures him!
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He really was one of the great raconteurs, anecdotalists & storytellers, so here’s the late great PETER USTINOV doing what he did so brilliantly on
AN AUDIENCE WITH PETER USTINOV (1988)
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Most people support academic freedom (in principle).
But once we move beyond principles, politics kicks in.
Our new research (by @MartinEjnar, @sunaharay and me) is featured in this piece in The Conversation.
theconversation.com/how-political-…
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@arthur_spirling I meet your criteria, but I don't see the need to bite.
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This is a very funny post if you come from Europe, UK especially. Just perfect bait.
Amy Nixon@texasrunnerDFW
Movie theater rooms are one of the worst aging Boomer era amenities in Texas homes Most young families would rather have a second office, extra bedroom, or versatile space with windows that can be used as a playroom or home gym
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@theresa_may @BBCRadio4 @BBCSounds A welcome contribution to look forward to. Trust in politics is pivotal to society, as our team of researchers in the UK and Japan find in our ongoing work at TrustTracker.org
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On New Year’s Eve, I will be guest editing @BBCRadio4 Today programme. We’ll discuss trust in politics, domestic abuse and modern slavery, meet one of my favourite spy novelists and there will also be some cricket.
Join me from 6am or catch up on @BBCSounds.
#R4Today @bbcr4today @annaefoster @emmabarnett
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Trust in the @BBC is taking a hammering. In my @ABCaustralia interview with Suzanne Hill, I explain that while there are things the BBC can fix, there are other things out of their control. You can hear the full interview here: trusttracker.org/media_main.php…
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@harukaawake This is fascinating. We surveyed thousands of people in Japan and the UK to look at NHK, the BBC and the left-wing/ right-wing divide. Here's a write-up in @Newsweek_JAPAN
x.com/Newsweek_JAPAN…
ニューズウィーク日本版@Newsweek_JAPAN
【公共放送】NHKとは「決定的な違い」が…トランプ演説「改ざん」疑惑で揺れるBBCに「足りないもの」とは？ ＜トップ辞任で終わらない。目を向けるべきは、イギリス政治の構造変化と「公共放送は誰のものか」という正統性の問題だ＞ newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/…
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🇯🇵🇰🇵 Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi criticizes our national broadcaster, NHK, who take money from Japanese citizens and then report left-leaning news.
She has asked them to bring up the issue of hostages kidnapped by communist North Korea numerous times. NHK still refuses to do so.
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Who trusts doctors and scientists? My colleagues @MartinEjnar, @hdorus, @JasonReifler, @tjscotto, @sunaharay, @Dorothy_Yen and I find out in our new TrustTracker.org research in Public Understanding of Science: doi.org/10.1177/096366…
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Resident doctors are striking again. My research with @MartinEjnar shows strikes by medical workers have high levels of public support, shaped strongly by trust in the NHS and political identity. Right-leaning and Conservative voters are less supportive.
trusttracker.org/pb_main.php?pb…
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Honoured that the research by @MartinEjnar , @sunaharay and I forms part of this important report.
House of Lords Home-based Working Committee@HLHomeWorking
📢 We have published our report, ‘Is Working from Home Working?’ We found that hybrid working has the potential to be the "best of both worlds", but only if it is well managed. committees.parliament.uk/committee/771/…
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Honoured to see our UK-Japan TrustTracker.org research (with @MartinEjnar & Yosuke Sunahara) cited in the House of Lords report "Is working from home working?"
committees.parliament.uk/committee/771/…
The inequalities in who can work from home matter just as much as productivity debates.
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@Sargon_of_Akkad Everyone? No. Most people: maybe.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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Everyone outside of the delusional shitlib establishment thinks the BBC is biased. Literally everyone.
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@CamillaTominey @CamillaTominey's translation seems to be supported by the data: there is a clear partisan trust issue facing the BBC, as our surveys of over 11,000 people reveal.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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Translation: Remove Robbie Gibb because I disagree with him but anyone biased towards the left is fine.
Ed Davey@EdwardJDavey
Robbie Gibb was appointed to the BBC Board by Boris Johnson, was an editorial advisor for GB News, and worked as Theresa May's Director of Comms. He is not impartial or neutral. The government should remove him from the Board immediately to protect the BBC's independence.
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@DrChrisParry Concerningly, the BBC has lost the trust of many, and that manifests on party lines, as our surveys of over 11,000 people make clear. What is less clear is whether there is the appetite to address this.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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‘Many of us have gone from having Radio 4 as the background murmur to our lives to not giving a damn what happens to the BBC’.
Penetratingly true.
This is not a Right-wing coup. The British Brainwashing Corporation is reaping what it sowed telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/11/1…
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@leeharris Perhaps unsurprisingly, levels of trust in the BBC are heavily partisan. But it's Lib Dem voters who trust it the most, as our YouGov surveys of over 11,000 people reveal.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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It's clear from Lisa Nandy that it doesn't matter HOW BAD the BBC is, Labour will always speak highly of them and ensure we will always have to pay for it.
Why know why.
Because Labour agree with them
The BBC think they're untouchable
This is why they're institutionally biased
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@DanielJHannan Perhaps unsurprisingly, levels of trust in the BBC are heavily partisan, as our YouGov surveys of over 11,000 people make clear.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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@LukeTryl Trust is a key issue for the BBC. Our surveys of over 11,000 people show the BBC has a large partisan trust issue.
theconversation.com/trust-in-the-b…
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🧵 While the BBC remains fairly well trusted overall and one of the most trusted media sources in the country, it the broadcaster has an image problem with Reform voters who are much less likely than average to say they trust the broadcaster and are split between trust/distrust
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