Professor of Electoral Geography, University of Sheffield
Charles Pattie is a graduate of the Universities of Glasgow (BSc Geography, First Class Hons), and Sheffield (PhD). After completing his PhD studentship, he was employed as a researcher at the University of Sheffield for three years before being appointed in 1989 to a lectureship in Geography at the University of Nottingham. In 1994 he returned to Sheffield as a Senior Lecturer in Geography, was promoted to a Readership in 1999, and to a personal Chair in 2000.
His research interests revolve around electoral geography; electoral redistricting; parties and party campaigning; citizenship and participation; and the politics of devolution in the UK.
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