Can International Organizations Constrain States?
Can states “shop” between international organizations to secure more favorable deals from them, and if so, when? These questions are…
Can states “shop” between international organizations to secure more favorable deals from them, and if so, when? These questions are…
Accelerating the adoption of renewable energy is vital for the fight against climate change. But domestic political support for transitioning…
Elections are cornerstones for societies transitioning from civil war to democracy. The success or failure of these elections is shaped…
The Black Lives Matter Movement is officially more than a decade old. In its longevity, it has proven itself an…
When is policy made unilaterally rather than legislatively? Previous work focuses on the president’s so-called “first-mover advantage”, by which the…
States across the US have increased their minimum wage rates in the past few years, yielding pay increases for workers…
Homeownership is often thought to be a life-changing event. Becoming a homeowner influences where one lives, who they interact with,…
Parties often rely on grassroots party activists, or brokers, to win or sustain the support of voters. A burgeoning literature…
Eras of American politics are often characterized as being either “party-centered” or “candidate-centered.” While observers today lament the modern combination…
International aid donors give the majority of their humanitarian and development aid to countries facing civil war. Donors aim to…