Census politics in Northern Ireland from the Good Friday Agreement to Brexit: Beyond the ‘sectarian headcount’?

Overview of attention for article published in The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, November 2020

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RT @laurence_cooley: New from me in @BritJPIR, exploring recent evolution of #censuspolitics in Northern Ireland: https://t.co/5PKZHLaScw,…

As reality sinks in in the UK 🇬🇧, citizens’ attitudes and dispositions remain a rich and constant source of reference. Data rich census are critically important in #PoliSci. Via @BritJPIR https://t.co/i5eewqZe7k https://t.co/qxH3ee1FJK

RT @laurence_cooley: That piece drew on a much longer article in @BritJPIR, which is available #openaccess here: https://t.co/5PKZHLaScw, v…

That piece drew on a much longer article in @BritJPIR, which is available #openaccess here: https://t.co/5PKZHLaScw, via @SAGEJournals.

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