Category: Politics & Governance
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Prospective homeowners are more right-wing than satisfied renters
This research indicates that renters who want to own a home are more right-wing than renters who prefer renting, but they are not more likely to vote for right-wing parties.
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Black Sea naval mines create environmental and legal risks
This research indicates that drifting naval mines in the Black Sea create environmental, transboundary, and legal concerns that existing legal mechanisms do not sufficiently address.
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Party archive types shape comparative research obstacles
This research indicates that different types of party archives are created for distinct reasons, and that common obstacles in comparative archival work vary in severity by archive type.
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Political theory is presented as essential to analyzing political systems
This research indicates that political theory is indispensable for defining, classifying, and evaluating political systems, according to the authors.
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African scholars remain underrepresented in top political science journals
This research indicates that African and Africa-based scholars have been systematically underrepresented in the top 20 political science journals, and their influence has declined since 2010.
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Polish party manifestos criticized elites and enemies in varied ways
This research indicates that Polish party manifestos from 2001 to 2023 criticized different kinds of elites and enemies, and that these patterns varied by party position and ideological orientation.
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Group-specific pathways shaped radicalization among convicted terrorists
This research indicates that radicalization pathways varied by group context, with different networks, narratives, and forms of identity fusion linked to activism and radicalism intentions.
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Cabinet policy orientation is linked to gross capital inflows in OECD countries
This research indicates that transitions from state-oriented to market-oriented cabinets are associated with higher direct investment inflows, while some reforms have different effects depending on cabinet policy orientation.
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Collaboration among bureaucrats is linked to shared experience, trust, and reciprocity
This research indicates that bureaucrats collaborate when they share networks formed through common professional and training experiences, and that trust and reciprocity help sustain that collaboration.
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Meloni government’s longevity stems from multiple stabilizing mechanisms
This research indicates that the Meloni government’s exceptional stability came from several stabilizing mechanisms aligning at once, even under Italy’s usual institutional constraints.
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