Welcome to KUREP

The goal of the University of Kansas Representation Initiative (KUREP) is to provide information about the views of citizens across the world. We also study the ability of parties and institutions to channel public opinion through the democratic process into public policies. Ultimately, our various projects aim to improve our understanding of democratic representation.
Robert Rohrschneider

Robert Rohrschneider

Robert Rohrschneider is the Sir Robert Worcester Distinguished Professor of Public Opinion and Survey Research

The Activities of KUREP Consist of Four Related Parts

KUREP RESEARCH PROJECTS

My research focuses on the capacity of western democracies to channel the preferences of citizens into institutions. I have carved out four lines of inquiry that reflect this interest.

KUREP DATA

The purpose of this section is to make accessible data sets we used in our research..

KU Rep Speakers

Previous speakers, workshop, and conference

KU Rep Students

Nathanial Brophy, Political Institutions and Public Health: Patterns of Democracy and COVID-19 Policy Response

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Contact Robert Rohrschneider (roro@ku.edu)
Robert Rohrschneider is the Sir Robert Worcester Distinguished Professor
Robert Rohrschneider CV (pdf)
Sir Robert Worcester

Sir Robert Worcester is a Kansas City native who graduated from the University of Kansas in 1955. He is an American-born British pollster, founder of MORI (Market and Opinion Research International Ltd.) and is known for British public opinion and commentary.


Sir Robert Worcester
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