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When the political leader is the narrator: the political and policy dimensions of narratives
There is increasing interest in the role of narratives in policy-making, as evidenced by the consolidation of the Narrative Policy Framework, a...
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Develo** Political Trust at Work: How Socialization Experiences in the Workplace Reduce Inequalities in Political Trust
Political trust is considered important for the stability of democratic political systems. However, there are large inequalities in political trust...
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Political conflict, political polarization, and constitutional compliance
While the economic approach to constitutions highlights their contribution to resolving conflict, recent work on the de jure – de facto distinction in...
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What is political and what is not? Illustrating how the salience of abortion in the media shapes public perceptions about its political nature
What is political and what is not? While conventional wisdom in public opinion research assumes a shared understanding of political matters, recent...
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Political polarisation compared: creating the comparative political polarisation index
Political polarisation is a pressing political issue, as it can worsen democracy and has been rising in many countries in the past two decades....
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Educationally Tracked Democratic Equalizers: How Citizenship Education Moderates the Effect of a Political Home Environment on Internal Political Efficacy Across Educational Tracks
Citizenship education aims to compensate for the lack of a stimulating political home environment. However, not all scholars are convinced that...
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Political elites and the democratic duty to trust the people
Political trust is usually construed in the terms of political elites’ duty to be trustworthy. This paper makes a modest yet radical claim,...
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Political Incentives, Bureaucratic Behaviors and Political Budget Cycles in China
In the context of China’s central government’s promotion of local officials’ performance evaluation for environmental protection and the division of...
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Beyond Racial Linked Fate: Inter-Minority Political Solidarity and Political Participation
This study examines the various patterns of political participation among Latinos, Blacks and Asians Americans. To assess these patterns of political...
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Value orientation and external political efficacy: assessing the relationship between traditional values, progressive politics and political responsiveness
Values are often used to explain phenomena associated with problematic political behaviours. For example, the election of far-right parties is often...
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Political fatalism and the (im)possibility of social transformation
How can the world be improved if the people inhabiting it do not believe they can transform it? A belief in such political fatalism is an important...
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Sympathies for Putin Within the German Public: A Consequence of Political Alienation?
Why do individuals in democratic nations sympathize with autocratic leaders from abroad? In this article, we address this general question with...
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Political clientelism and democracy in Turkey
Political clientelism refers to a socio-political structure and set of relations formed by the reciprocal and personal exchange acts that the patrons...
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Growth models and the comparative political economy of Europe
The growth model (GM) programme in comparative and international political economy attempts to do three things. First, it encourages a dialogue...
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Taking One for the (Other) Team: Does Political Diversity Lower Vaccination Uptake?
What implications might rising animosity towards political out-partisans have for public health? Vaccination has a significant social aspect,...
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Finding the needle in the haystack: archival research in European political science
This short article offers a practical introduction to archival research for political scientists working on European politics. Archival documents are...
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The Factors that Shape Chinese Officials’ Political Attitudes: An Experimental Intergenerational Approach
This research delves into the dynamics of officials’ attitudes toward the Communist Party of China (CPC), examining the joint impact of parental...
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Revolving door benefits? The consequences of the revolving door for political access
Do policymakers grant greater access to organized interests employing their former colleagues? While a growing literature examines the “revolving...
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The Politics of Personal Crisis: How Life Disruptions Shape Political Participation
Economic risk and instability are urgent and central facts in the lives of increasing numbers of Americans. Though experienced as “personal,” the...
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The Downing Street Chief-of-Staff: a case study in political management
The role of Downing Street Chief-of-Staff has been neglected by examinations of British Politics, prime ministers, and political leadership and...