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Changing Nature of Being an Expatriate Finn Survey 2020
The study investigated Finnish expatriates' views of Finland and experiences of living abroad. Main topics of the survey included well-being, social networks, political participation, reasons for moving abroad, the services available for expatriate Finns, the effects of COVID-19 and Brexit on expatriate Finns, and the respondents' interest in moving back to Finland. The...
Digital Intimacies: How Gay and Bisexual Men Use Smartphones To Negotiate Their Cultures of Intimacy, 2020-2021
This project was undertaken by an interdisciplinary team of researchers with backgrounds in public health and media and cultural studies and by working closely with the project's partners - Terrence Higgins Trust, London Friend and Waverley Care - all key third sector organisations working with gay and bisexual men. Drawing on these various expertise, we undertook in-depth...
Party members in the United Kingdom 2015-2018
This collection is comprised of data resulting from five internet surveys, conducted between 2015 and 2018. (1) A survey of 1193 Conservative Party Members, 1180 Labour Party Members, 730 Liberal Demorcat Party Members, 802 United Kingdom Independence Party Members, 845 Green party Members, 968 Scottish National Party Members, conducted between 12th - 26th May 2015. It...
BrExpats transcripts: France and Spain case studies 2017-19
This data collection includes transcripts of interviews conducted as part of the research project BrExpats: freedom of movement, citizenship and Brexit in the lives of Britons living in the European Union. These transcripts report verbatim on in-depth interviews, directed conversations and group discussions conducted as part of case studies conducted in France and Spain....
Performing Identities: Post-Brexit Northern Ireland and the Reshaping of 21st-Century Governance, 2019-2020
Transcripts from interviews completed in the course of this ESRC-funded project.
Participant Action Research (PAR) is a methodology frequently employed to assess the extent to which law is a culturally constructed phenomenon, an approach rooted in critical and feminist evaluations of rules governing personal relations (Sachs, 1992). This is an innovative methodology in the...
Health Governance After Brexit: Street Ethnography and Elite Interviews, 2019-2021
Street ethnography was conducted through street interviews in the North of England (Sheffield, Rochdale and Rotherham) and Northern Ireland (Newry, Derry/Londonderry) designed to elicit public understandings of accountability for post-Brexit realities, and hence legitimacy of post-Brexit governance. Ethnographic street interviews are useful for capturing a diffuse public...
Attitudes Towards Brexit, 2017-2020
Survey data on public attitudes towards Brexit in the United Kingdom from 2017-2020. 10-wave survey tracker data on how attitudes towards Brexit developed in the aftermath of the 2016 Brexit referendum, including questions on identification as "Leavers" and "Remainers", consequences of Brexit for the country and the individual, as well as the government's handling of...
Brexit and Devolution Documents Database, 2017-2019
This documentary archive was created as part of the Brexit priority grant, The Repatriation of Competences: Implications for devolution. It is currently being expanded as part of the ESRC large grant, Between Two Unions (ES/P009441/1). At the time of submission, it is complete up to July 2019. The archive is composed of documents including political speeches, government...
Regional Stakeholders Workshops Sessions and Interviews Transcripts, 2018
Regional Stakeholders Workshops Sessions and Interviews Transcripts comprising the following workshops: (1) Brexit Devolved Administrations in Edinburgh, 4 May 2018; (2) Brexit and Advanced Manufacturing Industries in Birmingham, 11 May 2018; (3) Brexit and Service Industries in London, 18th May 2018 and (4) Brexit and Devolution, Leeds, 21st May 2018.
All the interviews...
EU Families in Brexiting Britain, 2017-2019
This project collected survey and interview data to study Eurochildren, their families and their experience and responses to Brexit.
The project aims to portray the emergence of a new politics of belonging, which reconfigures discursively and legally who belongs to a post-EU Britain. It also aims to establish a baseline for future research on migration and settlement...
Here to Stay? Identity, Belonging and Citizenship among Settled Central and Eastern European Children and Young People in the Uk, 2016-2018
This was the first large scale study in the UK focussing primarily on the experiences of young people aged 12-18 born in Central and Eastern Europe who had moved to the UK after the enlargement of the European Union in 2004. It looked at issues of identity, citizenship and belonging, as experienced by young people from a Central Eastern European migrant background, also in...
Survey of Election Agents at the 2019 British General Election, 2019-2020
This data collection consists of a survey of elections agents from the Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru (PC) and Brexit Party conducted immediately after the British general election of 2019. The survey covers details of the preparations for the campaign, organisation and strategy, and campaign and polling day...
Party members in the United Kingdom 2015-2018
This collection is comprised of data resulting from five internet surveys, conducted between 2015 and 2018. (1) A survey of 1193 Conservative Party Members, 1180 Labour Party Members, 730 Liberal Democrat Party Members, 802 United Kingdom Independence Party Members, 845 Green party Members, 968 Scottish National Party Members, conducted between 12th - 26th May 2015. It...
Brexit and Everyday Family Relationships, 2019-2020
This project explored how families in the UK are living with Brexit in their everyday life. The project, funded by the ESRCs Governance After Brexit initiative, followed families for a period of one year between July 2019 and December 2020.
The project employed a range of ethnographic methods including biographical interviews, diaries, 'hanging out', video elicitation,...
The UK-Ireland Border and the Stability of Peace and Security in Northern Ireland, 2017-2019
There are two sets of data exploring people's attitudes in Northern Ireland towards different types of Brexit and their possible consequences on political stability and peace.
The survey data is a representative sample of 1,012 people from across Northern Ireland were interviewed by Ipsos-MORI in face-to-face computer-assisted interviews between 9 February and 12 March 2018....
Interviews on Brexit, trade, migration and higher education 2017-2018
This project uses interview data to investigate the implications, implementation and consequences of Brexit for UK universities, including the effects in relation to migration, international education and financial sustainability.
The generic research questions are: 1) What are the perceived implications of Brexit for UK universities as leaders and others see it? 2) What are...
Repatriation of competences from the European Union 2015-2018
Table presenting the intersection between key EU legal provisions and the scope of devolved competence under Government of Wales Act 2006 (pre and post the 2018 move to the reserved powers model). Data is derived from primary legal sources - Acts of Parliament, EU legislation and Treaties, and UK Government document (see document attached for more information).What will it...
Citizens' assembly on Brexit recruitment and participant survey 2017-2018
The data contains 6 of survey stages t0-T5. Surveys were designed to answer two questions regarding citizens' assemblies: (1) whether and how they can be used successfully in the context of existing intense and polarized debate; and (2) whether and how a diverse and representative membership can be secured.
We surveyed 5,000 people to recruit participants for the Citizens'...
Regional Stakeholder Workshops Videos, 2018
Videos of the Regional Stakeholder Workshops Brexit Sessions and Interviews of the ESRC- The UK in a Changing Europe project: The economic impact of Brexit on the UK, its regions, its cities and its sectors. The workshops were organised between May 4 2018 and May 21st 2018 in Edinburgh, Birmingham, London and Leeds.
Brexit Devolved Administrations symposium (4th May 2018,...
2019 UK General Election Candidates' and Incumbents' Positions in the UK's Referendum on Membership of the European Union, 2019-2020
The data provide details of the positions taken in the UK's 2016 referendum on EU membership by (a) Conservative and Labour MPs elected at the 2019 general election and (b) Conservative and Labour candidates standing in English and Welsh constituencies at the 2019 general election. These data were sourced from statements made by MPs on their websites or on their Twitter or...
Rebordering Britain and Britons after Brexit: Survey, Panels and Interviews with British, EU and Non-EU Migrants, 2021-2023
Migration to and from the UK after Brexit was a thirty-nine months project (Jan 2021 – March 2024) funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) through their Governance After Brexit Scheme [‘Rebordering Britain and Britons after Brexit’ (MIGZEN), Grant Number: ES/V004530/1] and led by researchers at the University of Birmingham (Lead Research Organisation) and...