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- Chili
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- Mexico
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- Almeida, Paul
- Almeida, Paul
- Andretta, Massimo
- Anduiza, Eva
- Bosi, Lorenzo
- Cisar, Ondrej
- Cristancho, Camilo
- Damen, Marie-Louise
- Della Porta, Donatella
- Eggert, Nina
- Giugni, Marco
- Gomez, Cristina
- Grasso, Maria
- Inclan, Maria
- Ketelaars, Pauline
- Klandermans, Bert
- Milan, Stefania
- Navratil, Jiri
- Olcese, Cristiana
- Peterson, Abby
- Rainsford, Emily
- Reiter, Herbert
- Rodriguez, Mauro
- Rootes, Chris
- Rossi, Federico
- Sabucedo, Jose-Manuel
- Saunders, Clare
- van Leeuwen, Anouk
- van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien
- van Troost, Dunya
- Vrablikova, Katerina
- Wahlström, Mattias
- Walgrave, Stefaan
- Wennerhag, Magnus
- Wouters, Ruud
Emily Rainsford
PhD student
University of Southampton
Highfield
2059
Southampton, SO17 1BJ
Emily
Rainsford is part of the UK team, working with Dr. Clare Saunders (University
of Southampton), Prof. Christopher Rootes (University of Kent) and Maria Grasso
(University of Southampton).
Emily
completed her BA (Hons) in Politics and Philosophy at University of Sheffield
in 2009, and joined University of Southampton for an ESRC funded 1+3 PhD
programme the same year. She joins
the project as part of her thesis investigating whether there are any important
differences in young people’s aims, objectives and motivations for political
participation, and whether these differ between different countries, focusing
on Sweden and UK. The thesis will
compare three types of participation; (1) formal, such as political parties’
youth factions, (2) semi-formal, such as youth councils, and (3) informal, such
as protests, NGOs and online groups.
Emily’s
research interests are citizenship, democratic theory, political participation
and social movements in general, and youth perspectives on these in particular.
This includes alternative definitions and outlets of politics, and she has
developed a particular interest in political expressions and mobilisation
online.
Country-team: United Kingdom
Publications
- Clare Saunders, Maria Grasso, Cristiana Olcese, Emily Rainsford and Christopher Rootes. Explaining Differential Protest Participation: Novices, Returners, Repeaters and Stalwarts