James Tilley
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James Tilley
James Tilley is a university lecturer at the Department of Politics and IR, University of Oxford and a Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford. His research has three main strands to it. First, he is interested in the circumstances in which voters blame some governments for policy failures, but are willing to absolve other governments of responsibility for exactly the same problems. A recent book, with Sara Hobolt (LSE), examines these questions at the EU level (Blaming Europe: Responsibility without accountability in the European Union). Second, his research focuses on explaining the changing role of social class in predicting party choice in Britain. He is currently working on a book, provisionally entitled The New Class War, with Geoff Evans (Nuffield College, Oxford) on this topic. Third, he is interested in Northern Irish party politics, and is one of the directors of the 2016 Northern Ireland Assembly Election Study.