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Jac Larner

Dr Jac Larner

Lecturer in Politics

School of Law and Politics

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Available for postgraduate supervision

Overview

I am a Lecturer in Politics at Cardiff University where I teach Political Behaviour and Research Methods.

My research interests focus on elections, political psychology, voting behaviour, national identity, and survey methodology. I am a Co-Investigator on the Welsh Election Study and a Research Fellow at the University of Eidnburgh where I work on the Scottish Election Study (both funded by the Economic and Social Research Council). 

Outside of these two studies, my research focus is on the politics of dervingness (who gets what?) and political candidate traits.

Prior to joining Cardiff in my current role, I was a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research, a leading centre for survey research. During my PhD, I worked as a Research Assistant on the British, Scottish, and Welsh Election Studies, as well as the Future of England Surveys.

Publication

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2022

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2019

2018

2017

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Teaching

Below are a list of course I am currently teaching on. For previous teaching please see CV. 

  • Elections in the UK (3rd Year)
  • Political Psychology (2nd Year)
  • Doing Political Research (2nd Year)
  • Introduction to Political Science (1st Year)

 

Contact Details

Email LarnerJM@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone +44 29208 70055
Campuses 8-10 North Road, Room 0.02, Cathays, Cardiff, CF10 3DY

Specialisms

  • Political science
  • Political Psychology
  • Public Attitudes
  • Survey Experiments
  • National Identity