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August 3, 2026Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties

Place resentment in England: measurement and effects

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BMB. Kal MunisAuburn UniversityJPJoseph PhillipsUniversity of Wales Institute CardiffBSBrendan SzendrőBarry University

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Implication

This article explores place-based resentments in England, revealing their impact on voting patterns and political behavior.

Key Points

  • The aim is to examine how place-based identities and resentments influence political opinions in England.
  • Analyzed political opinions regarding regional and centre/periphery resentments in England.
  • Investigated the consequences of these resentments on voting patterns.
  • Compared northern resentment of the south to other regional resentments.
  • Northern resentment of the south significantly impacts voting patterns.
  • Centre/periphery dynamics are less politically relevant than regional divides.
  • Place-based dynamics affect contemporary English public opinion broadly.

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Munis et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70400975942ff7265e4ac3https://doi.org/10.1080/17457289.2026.2709012
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