Search Results - "International political science review"

Political consumerism: A meta-analysis by Copeland, Lauren, Boulianne, Shelley

“…Political consumerism refers to the deliberate purchase or avoidance of products, goods, or services for political reasons. For decades, researchers have…”
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Strategies of right populists in opposing gender equality in a polarized European Parliament by Kantola, Johanna, Lombardo, Emanuela

“…An increasingly polarized European Parliament (EP) has become an important site of radical right populist opposition to gender equality. Through a qualitative…”
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Right-wing populism and feminist politics: The case of Law and Justice in Poland by Gwiazda, Anna

“…This article disentangles the complexity of right-wing populism and feminist politics using an original framework based on inputs (representative claims) and…”
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Measuring high level democratic principles using the V-Dem data by Coppedge, Michael, Lindberg, Staffan, Skaaning, Svend-Erik, Teorell, Jan

“…While the definition of extended conceptions of democracy has been widely discussed, the measurement of these constructs has not attracted similar attention…”
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Do discussions in like-minded groups necessarily lead to more extreme opinions? Deliberative democracy and group polarization by Strandberg, Kim, Himmelroos, Staffan, Grönlund, Kimmo

“…In today’s society, we can easily connect with people who share our ideas and interests. A problem with this development is that political reasoning in…”
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Sortition, its advocates and its critics: An empirical analysis of citizens’ and MPs’ support for random selection as a democratic reform proposal by Jacquet, Vincent, Niessen, Christoph, Reuchamps, Min

“…This article explores the prospects of an increasingly debated democratic reform: assigning political offices by lot. While this idea is advocated by political…”
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Political institutions, state capacity, and crisis management: A comparison of China and South Korea by Mao, Yexin

“…How do political institutions influence crisis management? By comparing responses to COVID-19 in China and South Korea, this article argues that different…”
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Populism in world politics: A comparative cross-regional perspective by Hadiz, Vedi R, Chryssogelos, Angelos

“…Populism has become more salient in multiple regions in the world, in developed as well as developing countries. Today it is largely a reaction to social…”
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From poverty to trust: Political implications of the anti-poverty campaign in China by (Vera) Zuo, Cai, Wang, Zhongyuan, Zeng, Qingjie

“…Despite the rapid decrease in poverty across the developing world, there have been few attempts to analyze the implication of poverty alleviation on regime…”
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The lessons of failure: learning and blame avoidance in public policy-making by Howlett, Michael

“…Recent studies by Hood have underscored the significance of the desire of decision-makers to avoid blame for poor policy initiatives, highlighting the…”
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New Institutionalism Through a Gender Lens: Towards a Feminist Institutionalism? by Mackay, Fiona, Kenny, Meryl, Chappell, Louise

“…New institutionalism (NI) may no longer qualify as being ‘new’, but since re-emphasizing institutions as a central explanatory variable in political analysis…”
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Mapping the drivers of negative campaigning: Insights from a candidate survey by Maier, Jürgen, Nai, Alessandro

“…Which candidates are more likely to go negative, and under which conditions? We analyze self-reported survey data from candidates having run in the 2017 German…”
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Making war safe for women? National Action Plans and the militarisation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda by Shepherd, Laura J

“…Cora Weiss, co-drafter of what became UN Security Council Resolution 1325, noted in 2011 that the purpose of eliminating conflict-related sexualised violence…”
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Disability and political representation: Analysing the obstacles to elected office in the UK by Evans, Elizabeth, Reher, Stefanie

“…Around one-sixth of the European population have a disability, yet there are few self-declared disabled politicians. Despite scholarly and political interest…”
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Institutional logics and the EU’s limited sanctioning capacity under Article 7 TEU by Closa, Carlos

“…Several European Union (EU) governments have infringed the obligation to respect ‘rule of law’ as demanded by the European Union Treaty but, despite its…”
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A whole-of-nation approach to COVID-19: Taiwan’s National Epidemic Prevention Team by Hsieh, Chih-Wei, Wang, Mao, Wong, Natalie WM, Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki

“…This article analyzes Taiwan’s National Epidemic Prevention Team, a collective synergy between government and society in fighting COVID-19. We draw on a model…”
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Attack politics from Albania to Zimbabwe: A large-scale comparative study on the drivers of negative campaigning by Valli, Chiara, Nai, Alessandro

“…There is little comparative research on what causes candidates in elections across the world to ‘go negative’ on their rivals – mainly because of the scarcity…”
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Life satisfaction and the conventionality of political participation: The moderation effect of post-materialist value orientation by Cheng, Edmund W, Chung, Hiu-Fung, Cheng, Hoi-wa

“…Does life satisfaction (LS) predict people’s likelihood of participating in politics? Although the relationship between LS and political participation (PP) has…”
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Public opinion in policy contexts. A comparative analysis of domestic energy policies and individual policy preferences in Europe by Stadelmann-Steffen, Isabelle, Eder, Christina

“…Recent research and real-world processes suggest that effective climate change mitigation policies are not feasible without at least a certain degree of public…”
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Brexit and the union: Territorial voice, exit and re-entry strategies in Scotland and Northern Ireland after EU exit by McEwen, Nicola, Murphy, Mary C

“…This article examines the effects of Brexit on the internal boundaries and territorial future of the United Kingdom (UK). Divergent Brexit preferences, coupled…”
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