Ahead of next week’s general election, the Knowledge Exchange has published its elections white paper, Democracy and voting: key organisations and individuals.
The white paper provides an overview of the following key themes in elections research:
- Accountability and transparency
- Representative groups
- Voter participation and engagement
It highlights areas of overlap across these themes, and the different organisations which are producing research in each area:
The paper highlights different democracy campaign groups, and provides summaries and biographies of think tanks, research institutes, government departments and individuals involved in UK elections research.
The briefing also includes summaries of a selection of recent publications on democracy and voting from some of the organisations listed, which are available on our Idox Information Service database.
We’ve written blog posts on a range of issues in relation to democracy and voting, which you can view here. We’ll also be publishing more elections material in the coming week.
The Idox Information Service can give you access to a wealth of further information on democracy and voting, to find out more on how to become a member, contact us.
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