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#NSMNSS: June 2015

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New Social Media, New Social Science? Friday, 5 June 2015. ICYMI: Monday's #NSMNSS tweetchat on ethics/informed consent and social media research. Last Monday, 1st June, we hosted a Tweetchat following on from this. Seminar on ethics and getting informed consent when conducting research using social media. It was a great chat, with lots of interesting discussion to be had, so if you missed it, check it out below or in this storify. And make sure you make the next one! New social media, new social science?

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#NSMNSS: February 2014

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New Social Media, New Social Science? Friday, 28 February 2014. Using “Small Data” to Improve the Use of “Big Data”. This post was first published on Survey Post. On Feb. 3rd, 2014. Recently, I attended two statistical events in the Washington, DC, area: one was the 23rd. On “Envisioning the 2030 U.S. Census” the other was the. Statisticians are exploring new ways in which big data can be used. The US Census has initiated investigations on using administrative records in the 2020 Census. Similarly, we ma...

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#NSMNSS: July 2014

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New Social Media, New Social Science? Thursday, 17 July 2014. Book Review: 'Qualitative Online Interviews' by Dr Janet Salmons. Jenna Condie is a Lecturer in Psychology in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Salford. She is also the network's avid Twitter Manager. Contact her on @jennacondie. To learn more about this growing approach within social science research. New social media, new social science? Monday, 14 July 2014. Exhausted, intrigued and all about social media! Attending two con...

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Glossary | What Scotland Thinks

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Non-partisan information on attitudes to how Scotland and the UK should be governed. The formula used by the Treasury in the United Kingdom to allocate money for public spending in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. In the event of changes to the level of (equivalent) expenditure in England, the expenditure budgets for these three parts of the UK are automatically altered in proportion to their share of the UK population. This is when power is granted by a state to a region or nation within it. In...

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Academic bibliography for texts on Scottish independence | What Scotland Thinks

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Non-partisan information on attitudes to how Scotland and the UK should be governed. Adams, J. and Schmuecker, K. (eds) (2006),. Aughey, A. (2001),. Nationalism, Devolution and the Challenge to the United Kingdom State. Aughey, A. and Berberich, C. (eds) (2011),. These Englands: A Conversation on National Identity. Manchester: Manchester University Press. Bechhofer, F. and McCrone, D. (eds) (2009),. National Identity, Nationalism and Constitutional Change. Bogdanor, V. (1999),. Cairney, P. (2011),. Londo...

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How likely do you think you are to vote in the Scottish Parliament election in May 2016? (Five response categories) | What Scotland Thinks

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Non-partisan information on attitudes to how Scotland and the UK should be governed. How likely do you think you are to vote in the Scottish Parliament election in May 2016? How likely do you think you are to vote in the Scottish Parliament election in May 2016? 08 July 2015: TNS-BMRB. Survey for Self-Funded or Unknown. With 1056 respondents, 16 and older. 03 August 2015: TNS-BMRB. Survey for Self-Funded or Unknown. With 1029 respondents, 16 and older. 01 September 2015: TNS-BMRB. 22 March 2016: TNS-BMRB.

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Opinion Polls | What Scotland Thinks

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Non-partisan information on attitudes to how Scotland and the UK should be governed. Explore the Scottish Social Attitudes survey. Break down survey figures by other variables for a deeper understanding of what people think about Scotland’s future. Scottish Social Attitudes briefing papers. Perceptions of government and the Union (42). Expectations of constitutional change (34). How Scotland should be governed (22). The Scottish independence referendum (16). National identity and cultural issues (3).

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How would you rate the Scottish Government’s management of the economy over the last 12 months? | What Scotland Thinks

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Non-partisan information on attitudes to how Scotland and the UK should be governed. How would you rate the Scottish Government’s management of the economy over the last 12 months? How would you rate the Scottish Government’s management of the economy over the last 12 months? 03 August 2015: TNS-BMRB. Survey for Self-Funded or Unknown. With 1029 respondents, 16 and older. Remove Dont Know responses. Neither good nor poor. Neither good nor poor. Remove Dont Know responses. See more questions from.