The Sound of Rebellion: Voting Dissent and Legislative Speech in the UK House of Commons

Overview of attention for article published in Legislative Studies Quarterly, July 2019

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RT @WileyPolitics: This research from @LSQjournal found that politicians' use first-person pronouns, simple language, and longer speeches s…

03 Aug 2019

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This research from @LSQjournal found that politicians' use first-person pronouns, simple language, and longer speeches significantly more when they vote against the party line. Read the article free for a limited time here https://t.co/CK13HHQlbS

02 Aug 2019

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RT @LSQjournal: The Sound of Rebellion: Voting Dissent and Legislative Speech in the UK House of Commons by @jbslapin and @jhkirkland1 is n…

31 Jul 2019

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RT @LSQjournal: The Sound of Rebellion: Voting Dissent and Legislative Speech in the UK House of Commons by @jbslapin and @jhkirkland1 is n…

30 Jul 2019

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