Category: JOP Blogpost

Political power is a crucial driving force, shaping decision-making, access to resources, and social interactions. While this power struggle unfolds…

Does exposure to extreme weather events increase public demands for climate action and support for climate-focused parties like the Green…

Introduction Citizens in low- and middle-income countries often grapple with inadequate access to basic public goods and services such as…

Responsible parties are conventionally defined as those capable of announcing their legislative goals and then passing them on the strength…

How public opinion responds to wars and other crises has intrigued scholars for years. Previous studies have made it clear…

A long-standing academic debate relates to whether or not public employees differ fundamentally from private-sector workers in terms of their…

Image: Jessica Rodriguez Rivas // wikimedia.org What are the consequences of highly partisan behavior in Congress? While scholars have explored…

A well-informed, knowledgeable bureaucracy is a necessary precondition for effective policy design and implementation. Unfortunately, real-word bureaucracies fall well-short of…

While not universal, it remains a common refrain that one can’t or shouldn’t evaluate claims of intersectionality with an interaction…

All around the world, police departments rely on information from citizens to do their jobs efficiently and effectively. While officers…