How people can change their actions without changing their minds
In the realm of political science, there’s a prevailing assumption that people’s actions stem directly from their preferences – essentially,…
In the realm of political science, there’s a prevailing assumption that people’s actions stem directly from their preferences – essentially,…
With US federal funds rates hovering over 5%, many mourn the passing of an era of cheap credit in the…
In the realm of climate policy, carbon taxation stands out as an economically important yet politically contentious instrument. Despite widespread…
The expectation that women’s entry into formal salaried employment boosts their political participation is grounded in the belief that employment…
What shapes individual support for public policies? Existing research has focused on factors such as self-interest, ideology or held values,…
Dictators make substantial efforts to shape their images in ways they perceive as favorable in service of their own political…
Many countries have recently seen an increase in the public debate around the optimal size of their legislatures. Advocates for…
Has it all been in vain? Ten years after the Arab Spring uprising in Egypt, little seems to be left…
Contemporary research on political leaders explains their decisions as driven by their desire to remain in power or their personal…
Political Scientists often test their hypotheses using quantitative methods. When new methods are proposed, researchers are interested in how they…