McAndrew, Siobhan, Dr

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Dr Siobhan McAndrew

School of Education

Senior Lecturer in Politics, Philosophy and Economics

s.mcandrew@sheffield.ac.uk
+44 114 222 7122

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Dr Siobhan McAndrew
School of Education
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2 Whitham Road
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Understanding the social sciences of morality - Meet Dr Siobhan McAndrew

Siobhan’s current research interests span behavioural social science; the study of religion, culture and values in social and political life; and digital policy. Prior to joining 91ֱ�� Methods Institute, Siobhan was QStep Director and Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Social Science at the University of Bristol.

Siobhan currently leads a research project into vaccine confidence and attitudes to public health policy, and is also involved in funded projects on cultural sector employment and cultural data innovation. Her methodological interests lie in generation of new historical datasets, linkage of born-digital and survey data, and network analysis. Siobhan is also Programme Director of the BA and BSc degrees in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, leading core modules on concepts and research methods.

Research interests

Political culture;
Social science of religion;
Trust;
Perceptions;
Digital politics.

Publications

Journal articles

Allington D, McAndrew S, Duffy B & Moxham-Hall V (2022) . BMJ Open, 12(3).
Allington D, McAndrew S, Moxham-Hall V & Duffy B (2021) . Psychol Med, 1-12.
McAndrew S (2020) . British Journal of Sociology, 71(5), 867-897.
McAndrew S & Richards L (2020) . Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 59(2), 247-268.
McAndrew S, O’Brien D & Taylor M (2019) . The Sociological Review.
McAndrew S & Everett M (2015) . Cultural Sociology, 9(1), 56-80.
McAndrew S & Voas D (2014) . Ethnic and Racial Studies, 37(1), 99-119.
McAndrew S, Surridge P & Begum N () .
Allington D, McAndrew S, Duffy B & Moxham-Hall VL () .
McAndrew S & Allington D () .
FEDER TAL, McAndrew S, O'Brien D & Taylor M () .

Chapters

McAndrew S & Sobolewska M (2015) , Muslims and Political Participation in Britain (pp. 53-81).
McAndrew S & Everett M (2014) Symbolic versus commercial success among british female composers, Social Networks and Music Worlds (pp. 61-88).