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Our Normal Politics in Abnormal Times
Our Normal Politics in Abnormal Times
American politics are defined by lots of normal and explicable trends. Set against a backdrop of stunning abnormality in our constitutional…
Brian Arbour
May 14
Streamlining with strings attached?
Streamlining with strings attached?
Recent research shows allies of major powers often come out ahead when the World Bank reforms.
kim yi dionne
Apr 30
Democrats Voted in New Jersey This Week; They’ll Vote Again in November
Democrats Voted in New Jersey This Week; They’ll Vote Again in Nove...
Media agree November’s gubernatorial race is going to be “tight”. Massive Democratic turnout edge in the primary indicates that…
Brian Arbour
Jun 13
America’s White House Has Become the Jerry Springer Show
America’s White House Has Become the Jerry Springer Show
Trump’s Second Term Is Not a Presidency. It Is a Televised Breakdown That Never Cuts to Commercial
Cam Silver, Ph.D.
Apr 20
Abundance is a fine bore
Abundance is a fine bore
A new book about old discourse
Stan Oklobdzija
Jun 24
When Natural Disasters Strike, Do Voters Stay Home?
When Natural Disasters Strike, Do Voters Stay Home?
New research finds that natural disasters lower turnout, but early in-person voting can help offset the impact
Marissa Brookes
Apr 2
Fundamental Attribution Error in Politics and Film
Fundamental Attribution Error in Politics and Film
Disney’s recent remakes prove that when you try to retrofit old stories with modern politics, you end up with mixed messages. The recent…
Chris Baylor
May 28
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Ayse Busra Topal
Jul 9
IDENTITY
Does the identity of someone in need shape whether you help them?
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Jieun Lee
Jul 1
Can peer pressure get out the vote?
Recent research finds that we are more likely to vote when we think those close to us are also…
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Jieun Lee
Jun 23
PSYCHOLOGY
Here’s why we see so many narcissistic politicians
A study reveals that…
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Henry Harrison
Jun 11
Are Remittances Bad for Democracy?
Recent research explores how international money transfers may be…
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Jared Roman
Jun 4
The Balancing Act of Legislators
A recent study finds that the priorities of members of parliament
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Robert Ruth
Jun 4
Supreme Court
The truth behind Supreme Court confirmation hearings
Recent research…
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Jieun Lee
May 27
POLITICS
Polarization reduces trust in others
A recent study from Spain shows…
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Ayse Busra Topal
May 21
POLITICS
Here’s how candidates try to win before anyone votes
A recent study models how…
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Robert Ruth
May 21
Social Movements
What factors lead to successful social movements? Diversity may be the key.
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Peter K. Enns
May 13
DATA
The Future of Election Polls
How to increase accuracy and lower costs with online…
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