Sioned Pearce

Darlithydd Prifysgol Caerdydd

pearces11@cardiff.ac.uk 02920879192 @sionedpearce

Mae Dr Sioned Pearce yn Gymrawd Ymchwil mewn Polisi Cymdeithasol yn Ysgol Gwyddorau Cymdeithas Prifysgol Caerdydd. Mae’n arbenigo mewn astudio cyfundrefnau lles rhyngwladol, tlodi, diweithdra ymhlith pobl ifanc a datganoli.

Ar hyn o bryd mae hi’n cwblhau ei Chymrodoriaeth ESRC mewn polisi cymdeithasol is-wladwriaethol i fynd i’r afael â diweithdra ymhlith pobl ifanc a ansicrwydd y farchnad lafur ledled y DU.

Mae Sioned hefyd yn darlithio ac yn goruchwylio fel rhan o Radd Cymdeithaseg a Pholisi Cymdeithasol yr Ysgol Gwyddor Gymdeithasol.

E-bostiwch am ragor o fanylion o’r brosiect a thrafodaeth: pearces11@cardiff.ac.uk

Am restr lawn o gyhoeddiadau, dilynwch y ddolen i ‘Bio’ Sioned isod.

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Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes

Overview: This ESRC funded project aims to identify, categorise and compare scales and types of civil society involvement in youth unemployment policy between the four devolved nations of the UK. In doing so it will examine the implications of these differences for both youth unemployment provision and devolved policy arrangements. The broader aim is to…

Research Team: Giada Lagana (Prifysgol Caerdydd), Sioned Pearce (Prifysgol Caerdydd)

Young People and Brexit

How are young people responding to Brexit, and how does it affect their political engagement?

Research Team: Elin Royles (Prifysgol Aberystwyth), Rhys Jones (Prifysgol Aberystwyth), Sioned Pearce (Prifysgol Caerdydd), Stuart Fox (Brunel University London)

Young People and the EU Referendum

This project is a study of young people’s attitudes towards and engagement with the EU referendum campaign. Using data from a dedicated UK-wide survey of under 30s and a wide range of publicly available data and academic research we will address four key themes. These are examining the likelihood to vote among young people and…

Research Team: Sioned Pearce (Prifysgol Caerdydd), Stuart Fox (Brunel University London)

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Challenging scalar fallacy in state-wide welfare studies: a UK sub-state comparison of civil society approaches to addressing youth unemployment

Here we make an original, empirical contribution to debates on welfare pluralism, the mixed economies of welfare and territorial rescaling by comparing civil society approaches to tackling youth unemployment in England, Scotland and Wales. Our core finding is that academic and policy literature’s frequent characterisation of the UK as a single Liberal welfare regime is…

Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Hydref 2022

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Evaluation in reinforcing and resisting hierarchical relations between state and civil society in the field of social policy

Here we present a critical exploration of evaluation as a concept within a state-led social policy programme. Studies critiquing this type of evaluation often assume its purpose is to provide knowledge and understanding of a given social policy, and its relative impact upon the social issue towards which it has been directed. However, drawing on…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Tachwedd 2020

Adroddiadau a Briffiau

Civil society approaches to tackling youth unemployment: a sub-state analysis of the UK

UK unemployment has risen to its highest in two years this month, from 3.9% in March to 4.1% in September. Young people aged 16-24 have been hit hardest, and July 2020 saw a 122% increase in young people claiming unemployment related benefits, that’s 241,700 more young people since March 2020. To date, one-third of 18-24-year…

Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes | Medi 2020

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Moments of alignment between devolved political ideology and policy design: the case of Wales

The devolution of power and responsibility from central to sub national levels of governance over the past half century marks a paradigm shift in forces shaping social policy across much of Western Europe. Scholarship in this field is often concerned with a binary analysis of before and after the advent of devolution, with insufficient attention…

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Awst 2020

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Re-energising Wales Factors influencing local and community engagement in renewable energy in Wales

‘Factors influencing local and community engagement in renewable energy in Wales’ is based on conversations with people directly involved with local and community renewable energy and energy-saving projects. It outlines the problems they perceived with the projects and identifies measures to alleviate these. The research emphasised the amount of time and expert skills that are required…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Mawrth 2019

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The rise of impact in academia: repackaging a long-standing idea

Since the Research Excellence Framework of 2014 (REF2014) ‘impact’ has created a conceptual conundrum gradually being pieced together by academics across the Higher Education sector. Emerging narratives and counter-narratives focus upon its role in dictating institutional reputation and funding to universities. However, not only does literature exploring impact, rather than ‘REF2014 impact’ per se, seldom…

Addysg | Chwefror 2018

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The Generational Decay of Euroscepticism in the UK and the EU Referendum

A prominent feature of media coverage during the UK’s referendum on European Union (EU) membership was the stark difference between the pro-EU young and their Eurosceptic elders, widely assumed to reflect a generational divide. The positive relationship between age and hostility towards the EU is well established in academic research, however only Down, and Wilson…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit | Medi 2017

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Visual methodology in the political sciences: the case of young people and Brexit

Film as a research method for collecting and analysing visual data has a long and rich history within the fields of anthropology and ethnography. This approach is less commonly used within the social sciences and still less within the political sciences. This paper goes some way towards defining the parameters of visual methodology in the…

Data a Dulliau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit | Awst 2017

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Young people, place and devolved politics: perceived scale(s) of political concerns among under 18s living in Wales

Despite clear linkages between conceptualisations and perceptions of politics, society, culture and territorial rescaling, research into young people’s political engagement, participation and representation is underrepresented in the field of social and cultural geography. Here the gap is addressed using perceptions of devolved politics, as a form of territorial rescaling, among young people living in Wales….

Addysg, Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Gorffennaf 2017

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Private tutoring in Wales: patterns of private investment and public provision

This paper seeks to contribute to the growing research base about the extent and significance of ‘shadow education’ through drawing on data from a national survey of over 1000 key stage 2, 3 and 4 pupils in Wales and over 200 of their parents. Wales provides an important lens to look at shadow education because…

Addysg, Anghydraddoldeb | Astudiaeth Aml-garfan Addysg WISERD | Ionawr 2017

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Analysing Focus Groups on Politics with Young People in Wales

This dataset exemplar outlines the process of analysing focus groups. It uses transcripts from research undertaken with 14- to 17-year-olds in Wales. The process of analysis, including the coding, categorising and theming, took place during July 2015. The aim was to explore the way political issues and concerns contribute to conceptualisations of politics among young…

Data a Dulliau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Rhagfyr 2016

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Young People – What should be done next?

Thoughts from young people about the UK’s EU Referendum.

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum | Hydref 2016

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Young People – Experience of Campaigns

Thoughts from young people about the UK’s EU Referendum.

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum | Hydref 2016

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Did the EU Referendum boost youth engagement with politics?

The Scottish Independence Referendum of 2014 was for many a watershed moment in the ongoing debate about youth political engagement. Against a backdrop of declining electoral turnout amongst young voters, and evidence that today’s young people are the most politically apathetic to have entered the electorate in the last century, the 85% turnout among 18-24…

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum | Mehefin 2016

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COVID: Mae pobl ifanc di-waith yng Nghymru yn ‘wynebu cael eu creithio’

10 Mawrth 2021 | Sioned Pearce

Mae Dr Sioned Pearce yn tynnu sylw at effaith COVID-19 ar ddiweithdra ymhlith pobl ifanc. Mewn cyfweliad â BBC Cymru, dywedodd fod y pandemig wedi “gwaethygu materion ansicrwydd” i bobl ifanc sydd â chontractau sero awr, gwaith rhan-amser a swyddi â chyflog isel.

Anghydraddoldeb, Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes

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Civil society approaches to tackling youth unemployment: an analysis of the UK nations

17 Medi 2020 | Sioned Pearce

UK unemployment has risen to its highest in two years this month, from 3.9% in March to 4.1% in September. Young people aged 16-24 have been hit hardest and, to date, one-third of 18-24 year olds (excluding students) are unemployed or furloughed as a result of COVID-19, compared to one in six of 25-40 year…

Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes

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What do differences in civil society across the UK nations mean for the looming youth unemployment crisis?

26 Mehefin 2020 | Sioned Pearce

Early data suggests 15% of people in the UK have now lost their jobs due to Covid-19. Hidden within this figure is the disproportionate impact on already marginalised and disadvantaged groups, including black and minority ethnic people, women and those without a degree. Young people are also at the sharp end this surge in unemployment, as…

Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes

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WISERD Civil Society goes to Canada: comparisons from Wales, Manitoba and Québec

18 Hydref 2019 | Christala Sophocleous, Sioned Pearce

In September, we returned from a research exchange trip to Canada. The aim of the visit was to locate recent Civil Society project findings in an international context and develop greater insights through comparative reflection going forward. Canada, as a Federal state, develops and delivers much of its social policy at a Provincial level. This sub-state…

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Gwobr papur gorau am ymchwil ar bobl ifanc ac Ewrosgeptigaeth

20 Medi 2019 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Mae ymchwilwyr WISERD, Dr Stuart Fox (Prifysgol Brunel Llundain) a Dr Sioned Pearce (Prifysgol Caerdydd), wedi cael gwobr am ‘y papur gorau a gyhoeddwyd yn 2018’ gan Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, sef cyfnodolyn rhyngwladol a adolygir gan gymheiriaid sy’n cyhoeddi ymchwil wreiddiol o ansawdd uchel. Mae’r papur, “The generational decay of Euroscepticism…

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit

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Beth sy’n dylanwadu ar ymgysylltiad cymunedol a lleol ag ynni adnewyddadwy yng Nghymru?

15 Ebrill 2019 | Judith Marquand, Kate O’Sullivan, Sioned Pearce

Mae adroddiad newydd gan y Sefydliad Materion Cymreig yn seiliedig ar ymchwil WISERD wedi’i gyhoeddi gan yr Athro Judith Marquand, Kate O’Sullivan a Dr Sioned Pearce o Brifysgol Caerdydd. Mae ‘Ffactorau sy’n dylanwadu ar ymgysylltiad cymunedol a lleol ag ynni adnewyddadwy yng Nghymru’yn seiliedig ar sgyrsiau gyda phobl sy’n cymryd rhan yn uniongyrchol mewn prosiectau…

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Six days of induction into life as a Welsh Cruciblee

21 Awst 2018 | Sioned Pearce

When I first got the email confirming my place on the prestigious Welsh Crucible programme for developing ‘future research leaders of Wales’ my initial thought was; “great that will look good on my CV”. However, over the following six days of Crucible Labs held across Wales, I came to realise that the programme is much…

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Trams, canals and international perspectives on third sector research

27 Gorffennaf 2018 | Christala Sophocleous, David Dallimore, Esther Muddiman, Paul Chaney, Sioned Pearce

Earlier this month WISERD colleagues from Cardiff and Bangor attended the International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR) Conference in Amsterdam. This bi-annual gathering of academics and practitioners from over 80 countries across the world, aims to promote the study of civil society and the non-profit sector. Hosted by Vrije Universiteit (VU) Amsterdam, the conference saw…

Iechyd, Lles a Gofal Cymdeithasol, Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Exploring effective practice in civil society organisations’ promotion of human rights, good governance and social justice in India and Bangladesh, Researching Civic Participation in Wales in place and over time, Territoriality and Third Sector Engagement in Policy-Making and Welfare Provision, The intergenerational transmission of ‘civic virtues’: the role of the family in civil society engagement

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WISERD Civil Society Programme at the International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR) Conference, Amsterdam

9 Gorffennaf 2018 | Christala Sophocleous, David Dallimore, Esther Muddiman, Paul Chaney, Sioned Pearce

WISERD will have a strong presence at the International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR) Conference (10-13 July) hosted by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Philanthropic Studies Department. Founded in 1992, the ISTR is the major international association promoting research and education in the fields of civil society, philanthropy, and the non-profit sector. It is committed to building…

Iechyd, Lles a Gofal Cymdeithasol, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Exploring effective practice in civil society organisations’ promotion of human rights, good governance and social justice in India and Bangladesh, Researching Civic Participation in Wales in place and over time, Territoriality and Third Sector Engagement in Policy-Making and Welfare Provision, The intergenerational transmission of ‘civic virtues’: the role of the family in civil society engagement

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Sharing research and extending learning

22 Mai 2018 | Christala Sophocleous, Eva Elliott, Helen Blakely, Sioned Pearce

Christala Sophocleous reflects on the experience of co-writing with WISERD colleagues. What did we learn from the Communities First programme? This question was at the heart of many conversations and (often fierce) debates that took place in the months following the announcement in February 2017 that the programme would end in 2018. Across Wales, in…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Territoriality and Third Sector Engagement in Policy-Making and Welfare Provision

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Dr Sioned Pearce awarded ESRC New Investigator funding

11 Mai 2018 | Paul Chaney, Sioned Pearce

Dr Pearce’s successful research grant will fund the WISERD-based research project ‘Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes’. The £211,000 grant from the Economic and Social Research Council will fund a two-year project examining divergences in civil society responses to youth unemployment (policy) in the four, devolved nations…

Gwaith a marchnadoedd llafur, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Youth unemployment and civil society under devolution: a comparative analysis of sub-state welfare regimes

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Tlodi yng Nghymru: a yw’r gwir sefyllfa’r glir?

29 Mawrth 2018 | Sioned Pearce

Blog a gyd-ysgrifennwyd gan Dr Sioned Pearce ar gyfer Gwasanaeth Ymchwil y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol

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A space for the voices of young, BME women in the Brexit process

9 Mawrth 2018 | Esther Muddiman, Sioned Pearce

To mark International Women’s Day, we want to create a space for the voices of young, ethnic minority women in the current Brexit process. With EU-UK exit negotiations well underway, this study is an extension of both WISERD’s ‘Young People and Brexit’ study and Welsh Crucible-funded ‘Migration, Moral Panic and Meaning’, exploring representations of EU migrants…

Anghydraddoldeb, Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit

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Trust in the establishment and political interest among young people

15 Mehefin 2017 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Public trust in the political establishment is an integral part of voter choice in any election or referendum, but more crucially it upholds the democratic process. Without some degree of trust in politicians, political parties, experts and the media, state-societal relations would hit a gridlock. Without trust, people would be less likely to vote and…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit, Young People and the EU Referendum

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‘General election results weren’t down to youth turnout alone’ – The Conversation

14 Mehefin 2017 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Dr Sioned Pearce and Dr Stuart Fox write about the 2017 general election results, in an article published by The Conversation. It can be found by following this link.

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit

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General election results weren’t down to youth turnout alone

14 Mehefin 2017 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

It is difficult to think of an election in which the votes of young people – age 18 to 25 – have caused more of a stir. Of course, the youth vote was expected to be important in the EU referendum, the Scottish independence referendum and just about every general election since the voting age was lowered…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit, Young People and the EU Referendum

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Hay Festival 2017: ‘Mind the Gap: Young People, Brexit and the Generational Divide’

2 Mehefin 2017 | Daniel Evans, Esther Muddiman, Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

WISERD researchers presented our work on young people, education and politics, as part of this year’s exciting line-up at the 30th anniversary Hay Festival. ‘Mind the gap’ formed part of the Cardiff Series, presented by Dr Dan Evans, Dr Esther Muddiman, Dr Stuart Fox and Dr Sioned Pearce, which considered the striking divisions revealed between…

Addysg, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Astudiaeth Aml-garfan Addysg WISERD, The intergenerational transmission of ‘civic virtues’: the role of the family in civil society engagement, WISERD Addysg, Young People and Brexit

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Young People and Brexit

22 Mawrth 2017 | Dyfan Powel, Elin Royles, Rhys Jones, Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

WISERD has recently been awarded ESRC funding to carry out a new interdisciplinary study into how young people in the UK feel about, and are responding to, the most significant policy issue of this Parliament: the UK’s exit from the European Union. Young People and Brexit will include new and existing WISERD research, employing a variety…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit, Young People and the EU Referendum

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Brexit, young people and the parties II: Welsh local elections

14 Mawrth 2017 | Sioned Pearce

After yesterday’s ‘trigger warning’ we await with bated breath the news that Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty has been enacted. This will kick off two years of UK-EU negotiation followed by what is likely to be a slow and complex process of disentangling legislation post EU-exit. Today’s date could herald a new wave of political domination…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit

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Young people and Brexit: Long-term political engagement

17 Chwefror 2017 | Sioned Pearce

As part of the Young People and Brexit project, WISERD will be creating a series of short films with young people. In this blog, Dr Sioned Pearce discusses some of the questions that the films will be asking. This week I sat on a debating panel to discuss young people and politics at the National…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit, Young People and the EU Referendum

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Young people and Brexit: One year on

14 Chwefror 2017 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

The decision to leave the European Union on 23rd June 2016 was potentially the most dramatic ever taken by the British electorate. Not only did it fly in the face of the expectations of the majority of the media, opinion pollsters and politicians (both in the UK and Europe), but it has come to dominate politics…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and Brexit, Young People and the EU Referendum

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Elin Jones AM Opens Youth Engagement Event following EU Referendum Project

6 Hydref 2016 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Elin Jones AM will open up the debate around youth engagement today at the Pierhead Building. The event Young people, politics and the future direction of youth engagement in Wales follows on from WISERD research and will feature the screening of two short films presenting recent findings on young people’s attitudes towards and engagement with…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Short films and research engagement: Young People and the EU Referendum

28 Medi 2016 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Since February 2016 we at WISERD have been running a small project on Young People and the EU Referendum in partnership with Youth Cymru, the Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services (CWVYS) and the National Assembly for Wales’ Youth Engagement Team and our talented cameraman Justin at Farsight Creative. As well as writing around 30 blogs on this site, giving presentations at…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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WISERD at the 2016 Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference

9 Medi 2016 | Alice Taylor, Paul Chaney, Sioned Pearce

WISERD research was given prominent attention at the 2016 Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference. This is one of the UK’s foremost forums for research on civil society and the third sector, with diverse presentations from academics and practitioners. It was jointly hosted by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), the Voluntary Sector Studies…

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EU Referendum Campaign Discourse and Trust

25 Gorffennaf 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Just 18 weeks passed between the announcement of a UK referendum on EU membership, and the vote for Brexit. In this startlingly short time an intense and competitive environment sprung-up as the two official campaigns Vote Leave and Britain Stronger in Europe made their case. Both sides quickly succumbed to name calling, dishonesties and emotional arguments. As a result…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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EU Referendum Campaign Discourse and Trust

25 Gorffennaf 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce explores trust in relation to voting preference in the EU Referendum campaigns. The study found remarkably low levels of trust for the campaigns on both sides among all age groups, adding to the argument that the campaigns tapped-into mistrust rather than created it over an 18 week period. For Dr Sioned Pearce’s blog post…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Interpretive Policy Analysis Conference Hull: discourse in the Deep

12 Gorffennaf 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Last week (4th-6th July) I attended the 11th international Interpretive Policy Analysis (IPA) Conference in Hull, 2017 UK City of Culture. This article reflects on the conference and the IPA. Most importantly, it highlights the sense and benefits of an IPA community within which a milieu of interdisciplinary and international social and policy researchers can reside. Variation in topics covered…

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Social media as connective action: how young people learnt about the EU referendum campaigns

7 Gorffennaf 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Bennett and Segerburg write about connective action, personalised content sharing across media networks, which is different from but can be combined with the more traditional collective action or the formation and mobilisation of collective identities (for example marching against government austerity measures). Connective action for political purposes using social media to campaign, lobby and petition…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Why did Wales Brexit through the gift shop?

4 Gorffennaf 2016 | Sioned Pearce

On 25th June, just two days after Britain voted to leave the EU, the small Welsh valleys town of Ebbw Vale hit the headlines (Town showered with EU cash votes to leave EU.) The article questions why a town that, like so many others in Wales, has received billions in EU funding for infrastructure and economic re-generation…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Regional variations in voting patterns among under-30s: post-referendum reflections

30 Mehefin 2016 | Sioned Pearce

In the weeks, months and years following 23rd June 2016, the long-term consequences of a majority Brexit vote will slowly unfold. Regardless of whether the British economy continues in freefall or stabilises, to what degree EU leaders, not wanting to be seen giving the UK a ‘good deal’, continue trading with the UK and whether or…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Making your Marx in research: Reflections on impact and the efficacy of case studies using the work of Karl Marx

2 Mehefin 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce’s guest blog for The London School of Economics and Political Science: The philosophers have only interpreted the world…The point, however, is to change it (Karl Marx 1888) Drawing from a recent study on how impact occurs in the social sciences, Sioned Pearce looks at some specific issues with the case study approach to understanding impact….

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Dr Sioned Pearce interviewed on Sunday Politics about the youth Brexit vote

22 Mai 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce featured on BBC Sunday Politics with Andrew Neil and Arwyn Jones talking about Young People and the EU Referendum

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Education, austerity and elitist political language: the rise of UKIP in understanding the Brex-factor

18 Mai 2016 | Sioned Pearce

This article looks at the reasons behind the ‘rise of UKIP’ since 2013 and applies it to our data on young people and the EU referendum under three headings: employment and education; austerity; and political language. The findings show a divide in support between those who left school at 17 or 18 and those still…

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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What’s devolution got to do with it? Youth (dis)engagement in the run-up to the EU referendum

12 Mai 2016 | Sioned Pearce

With the dust settling on the devolved election results last week and showing a 3% increase in turnout in Wales, now is a good time to explore the links between devolution and political engagement, particularly among young people, and ask what can we learn from this in the run-up to the EU referendum? In terms…

Lleoliadau, Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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‘Young people and Europe’ – IWA News Analysis Magazine

20 Ebrill 2016 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Dr Stuart Fox and Dr Sioned Pearce look at the role of young people in Wales in the European referendum in a piece for the IWA news analysis magazine, which can be found below. http://www.iwa.wales/click/2016/04/young-people-and-europe/

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EU Referendum project reveals: Young EU supporters are more likely to turnout on the day

8 Ebrill 2016 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce uncovers new findings in favour of the ‘Remain’ campaign. The research, from the ‘Should we stay or should we go: Young People and the EU Referendum‘ project, has revealed young people who want to Remain are more likely to vote than those who want to Leave. 68% of young people who want Britain…

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Young EU supporters are more likely to turnout on the day

8 Ebrill 2016 | Sioned Pearce

We know support for continued EU membership is heavily concentrated among younger citizens with 60% under 30 who support REMAIN, compared with only 24% who support LEAVE. Among the Pre/Post-War generation 54% support LEAVE and 35% support STAY. We also know young people are less likely to vote with 70% highly likely to vote compared with 88% among the oldest generations. What we didn’t know is…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Dr Sioned Pearce interviewed by Channel 4 News on the youth and Brexit

7 Ebrill 2016 | Sioned Pearce

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Boundaries, space and the youth vote – what regional variations tell us

4 Ebrill 2016 | Sioned Pearce

With a plethora of upcoming elections on 5th May, we are reminded that devolution of power and delineated boundaries in the UK since 1997 means multi-level political trends and outcomes within and between nations and regions: the EU referendum is no exception. We know that in the UK young people are more likely to support…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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‘Remain campaign woos ‘Instagram generation’’ – Financial Times

30 Mawrth 2016 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Coverage in the Financial Times on Dr Stuart Fox and Dr Sioned Pearce’s research on young people and the EU referendum

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New study: Young People & the EU Referendum

9 Mawrth 2016 | Sioned Pearce, Stuart Fox

Leading-up to Britain’s EU membership referendum on the 23rd of June, WISERD is running a study of the attitudes, preferences and engagement throughout the referendum campaign of today’s young people. The study ‘Should we stay or should we go: Young People and the EU Referendum‘ will include several surveys of young people throughout the UK asking…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Brexit and between: Young people and the EU referendum

9 Mawrth 2016 | Sioned Pearce

On the 23rd of June 2016, 43 years after a reluctant and delayed entry to the European Economic Community, Britain will vote on one of the most significant political decisions for a generation: its membership of the European Union. For young British citizens who have never known a time before the EU, this is potentially…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | Young People and the EU Referendum

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Dr Sioned Perace is interviewed by BBC Radio Cymru’s ‘Taro’r Post’ programme, about Dr Kim Horton’s reserach into the effect of social media on young people’s sleeping habits

15 Medi 2015 | Kimberly Horton, Sioned Pearce

Y Gymdeithas Sifil

Yn yr wasg

Dr Sioned Pearce interviewed on BBC Radio Cyrmu about youth political engagement

7 Awst 2015 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce was interviewed by the BBC’s Radio Cymru’s Post Cyntaf programme about research on the attitudes of 16 and 17 year olds to politics, ahead of her talk on the subject at the Eisteddfod

Y Gymdeithas Sifil

Yn yr wasg

‘Politics does not affect 30% of teens’ lives, poll shows’ – BBC News

12 Mai 2015 | Sioned Pearce

Dr Sioned Pearce was interviewed by the BBC’s Steffan Messenger regarding Young People and Politics, the interview can be accessed below. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-31824693

Y Gymdeithas Sifil

Blogiau

Politically Engaged but Unrepresented? Attitudes to Politics Among the Voters of Tomorrow

17 Mawrth 2015 | Sioned Pearce

With just 50 days until the UK general election the opinions of young people are becoming ever more important to politicians. However research suggests that young people are becoming increasingly disengaged from the political system, with many feeling that politicians are failing to discuss the issues which matter to them. Only 41% of those aged 18 to 25…

Y Gymdeithas Sifil | WISERD Addysg

Gweithdy Seminar

Yr Athro Michèle Lamont – Ymweliad â Phrifysgol Caerdydd

24 Mawrth 2025 | Cardiff University

Mae WISERD yn falch i hysbysu fod y Cymdeithasegydd Diwylliannol, yr Athro Michèle Lamont o Brifysgol Harvard, yn ymweld â’r Ysgol Gwyddorau Cymdeithas yng Nghaerdydd ar 24-25ain Mawrth 2025, fel rhan o’i Hathraw Gwadd Leverhulme. Mae’r Athro Lamont yn cael ei chydnabod a’i chanmol yn rhyngwladol am ei gwaith ar foesoldeb, ffiniau grwpiau, ac anghydraddoldeb….

Seminar Amser Cinio Ar-lein WISERD

Diweithdra ieuenctid ac ansicrwydd gwaith o dan ddatganoli: dadansoddiad cymharol o les is-wladwriaethau

30 Ionawr 2024 | Ar-lein

Cyflwynir gan Sioned Pearce (Cardiff University): Cafodd y gostyngiad cyson mewn diweithdra ieuenctid ers dirwasgiad economaidd byd-eang 2008/9 ei wrthdroi’n sylweddol ar draws Gorllewin Ewrop yn ystod pandemig Covid-19 gyda chyfyngiadau symud yn effeithio ar y sectorau sydd fwyaf tebygol o gyflogi pobl ifanc 18-24 oed. Er bod cyfraddau cyflogaeth ieuenctid bellach yn gostwng, mae…

Seminar Amser Cinio Ar-lein WISERD

WISERD Seminar Ar-lein – Diweithdra ymhlith pobl ifanc, ansicrwydd a chymdeithas sifil: polisïau datganoledig a’u goblygiadau i’r ifanc ar ôl COVID-19

12 Ionawr 2021 | Ar-lein

Diweithdra ymhlith pobl ifanc, ansicrwydd a chymdeithas sifil: polisïau datganoledig a’u goblygiadau i’r ifanc ar ôl COVID-19 Cyflwynir gan Sioned Pearce Bydd y cyflwyniad hwn yn canolbwyntio ar ddiweithdra ac ansicrwydd ymhlith yr ifainc ledled Gorllewin Ewrop yn sgîl yr argyfwng economaidd a achoswyd gan COVID-19. Yn y DU mae 14.5% o bobl ifanc 16-24 oed…

Seminar Amser Cinio Caerdydd

Monetary value of volunteering: filling a gap in government public spend?

10 Ebrill 2018 | Caerdydd

Presented by Sioned Pearce, Cardiff University This seminar is part of the Cardiff WISERD Lunchtime Seminar series. If you are an external guest, please contact us (029 2087 9338) to confirm availability of places. For further information please contact WISERD.Events@cardiff.ac.uk

Cynhadledd

Young People and Brexit – One year on

22 Mehefin 2017 | London

The EU referendum was one of the most remarkable events in British politics for generations: it led to a redefining of the relationship between the UK and the European Union, the resignation of a sitting Prime Minister, to more young people voting than in any election since the 1990s, and it is now related to…

Seminar Amser Cinio Caerdydd

Integration, interrelations and status within Communities First partnerships: reflections from a qualitative study of Wales’ first devolved anti-poverty programme

25 Ebrill 2017 | Caerdydd

Presented by Sioned Pearce (Cardiff University)

Cynhadledd

One-Day Symposium: Research Impact in the Social Sciences and Humanities

24 Ionawr 2017 | Aberystwyth

A one-day symposium organised by WISERD and the Aberystwyth University Transformative Social Science Programme to discuss how to maximise the impact of research in the social sciences and humanities with non-academic audiences including policy-makers, business, civil society, communities and the media.

Seminar Amser Cinio Caerdydd

How we talk about impact: reconceptualising the rise of impact as a phenomenon in social policy

4 Hydref 2016 | Caerdydd

Presented by Sioned Pearce (Cardiff University)

Seminar Amser Cinio Caerdydd

Politics, Devolution and the Voters of Tomorrow: Attitudes to Politics Among to 16 to 17 year-olds in Wales and England

17 Tachwedd 2015 | Caerdydd

This event is part of the WISERD Cardiff lunchtime seminar series which focuses on research currently being undertaken by WISERD researchers. Presented By: Sioned Pearce