Neil Dullaghan on the importance of influencing EU policy and other important research topics
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Surving the Public Doesn't Typically Yield Consistent Results
Public opinion in political science is not a stable or real thing. It is influenced by question wording, context, and events. Surveys can yield different results based on the method and questions used. Therefore, assessing the true feeling of the public is challenging. Additionally, the public may not have strong opinions on specific esoteric topics. Biases should be expected when pitching technical policies.
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