Dr James Tilley
Academic Background
Prize Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford (2002-2004)
Post-doctoral Fellow in Politics at Trinity College, Dublin (2001-2002)
DPhil at Nuffield College, Oxford (1998-2001)
Government statistician/economist (1997-1998)
BA in PPE at Christ Church, Oxford (1994-1997)
Undergraduate Teaching
Political Sociology; Comparative Government; Modern British Government and Politics; Prelims Politics.
Postgraduate Teaching
Statistical Methods for Social Sciences and Applied Statistics for Political Scientists.
Research Interests
I work primarily in the fields of public opinion and electoral behaviour, with a focus on British politics. My main research to date centres upon models of generational political and social change, and the influence of political knowledge upon vote choice. Other research interests include Northern Irish politics, European Parliamentary elections and the sociology of religion.
Links
Subject notes for courses taught at Jesus College:
History and Politics
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)
See also Dr James Tilley's personal website and the Department of Politics and International Relations website.
