Excited to share my new article with Don Lee @ElectoralStdies
Using a conjoint experiment during an electoral reform debate in Korea, we show that women and young people favor reforms that strengthen representation—but not at any cost to accountability.
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My new co-authored article with the brilliant Sabri Ciftci is now out @ElectoralStdies . "Administrative Unit Proliferation in Parliamentary Systems: Evidence from Turkish Elections, 1960-2018" is available as Open Access. doi.org/10.1016/j.electstud.…
📢My first solo paper is now published Open Access in @ElectoralStdies !🎉
Through a DiD, it studies what happens to expressed immigration concern after a radical right party achieves its first major institutional breakthrough 🧵 Read it here 👉sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
New analysis published by @ElectoralStdies focuses on gender differences in attitudes to the environment.
Ingvild Zinober (@EUI_EU 🇮🇹) examined data from our survey (2002-24) to establish that 'women consistently express greater concern... than men'.
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We often ask who wins elections. But who decides to run? New @ElectoralStdies w/Hayes: Multi-member districts ⬆️ Black candidate emergence—and political empowerment matters. We revisit assumptions about US electoral design and show who enters the pipeline—not just who wins.
Excited to share my latest paper "Applicability of quantitatively predictive logical models at subnational level of governance: Testing the Seat Product Model on Polish, Czech, Hungarian and Slovak regional elections" published in @ElectoralStdiessciencedirect.com/science/ar…
🆕 Latest article out @ElectoralStdies! Left parties' higher salience on cultural issues associated with higher support from working-class voters. Social democrats much more sensitive to different strategies, should pursue more left/salient economics doi.org/10.1016/j.electstud.…
Check out this recent article, “Do ideologically extreme voters have extreme perceptions of political parties?” published in @ElectoralStdies by Javier Padilla👇 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
New article: When people have access to newspapers, belief that elections are well run is less likely to be influenced by the winner-loser effect than in counties with little newspaper penetration.
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Check out this recent article, “When do elections help autocrats? The plight of Palestinians under SNTV in Jordan,” published in @ElectoralStdies by Eleanor Gao and Kharis Templeman👇 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Paper alert. My friend & coauthor, CEU PhD student Bence Hamrák, has a cool new oa paper in Electoral Studies on how winning or losing an election shapes partisan identity & affective polarization. Political psych & polarization folks—check it out: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Happy to share our new paper, published in Electoral Studies, co-authored with @M_higashijima, N. Shimizu & H. Washida. We introduce our new dataset, which records national election dates in 148 autocracies and democracies from 1945 to 2023. Open access: authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
Take a look at this recent article,“Puzzling parents? The perception and adoption of parental political orientations in the Dutch multiparty setting,” published in @ElectoralStdies by Linet R. Durmuşoğlu 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…