📚 May issue
🗣️ Do parties compromise in order to enter coalitions?

Using 🇦🇹 & 🇩🇰 data, C Green-Pedersen & I Hjermitslev discuss how citizens assess trade-offs in #CoalitionPolitics whilst understanding that compromise is essential for #Democracy
👉 bit.ly/49jE6zt #OA

🇪🇺 This #EuropeDay discover our #OA articles on #EuropeanIntegration & collaboration

Public support for the EU
👉 bit.ly/3H8Tm5u
Attitudes towards integration
👉 bit.ly/3U6qy54
Cross-national bonding in the #EU
👉 bit.ly/47fDZn9
#EuropeDay 24

📚 May issue
📢 Do parties benefit from an image overhaul?

Using data from 239 parties, M Avina Pitt Poli Sci reveals that feature rebrands increase party vote 🗳️ share for the election after the rebrand, while #Policy rebrands have no effect
👉 bit.ly/3Xvgbrl #Voting

📚 May issue
🗣️ Is the practice of #deliberation programmed to progressive outcomes?

🇩🇪 Franziska Maier & A Bächtiger use an experiment with c. 300 German citizens to ask them to engage with arguments in favour & against foreigner #VotingRights 🗳️
👉bit.ly/46lTklY #OA

📚 May issue
📢 How stable is political trust?

⚖️ Using data from 6 panels, Dan Devine & Viktor Valgarðsson discuss whether #PoliticalAttitudes are a stable feature of individuals or a rational response to changing circumstances
👉 bit.ly/3NgYUxt #OA

Gender quota support is affected by information. Arguments and placement matter. Wonderful to see this article out! Thanks EJPR! ❤️ Institutt for politikk og forvaltning Department of Comparative Politics, UiB

📚 May issue
🗣️ Sweet victory or bitter defeat?

🗳️ Using data from 2015 & 2019 UK general elections, Lisa Janssen studies the effects of affective & perceived ideological #polarisation on the winner-loser gap in political support
👉 bit.ly/3RB0MoG #UKElection

📚 May issue
📢 Is #EuropeanSecurity under threat?

🇪🇺 M Mader, Konstantin Gavras, Stephanie Hofmann, Jason Reifler, H Schoen & @catarinathomso examine international threats as catalysts & obstacles for #EuropeanIntegration in the security & defence domain
👉 bit.ly/445peRV #OA

📚 May issue
🗣️ Do jihadist #TerroristAttacks impact #InstitutionalTrust ?

📊 Using European Social Survey data, Christof Nägel Amy Nivette & @[email protected] assess attacks resulting in at least 1 civilian fatality & discuss the distribution of effects
👉 bit.ly/438Lnhm #OA

Happy to see that our publication on the differential roots of the support for populist radical right parties in urban and rural areas has been among the top cited articles at EJPR journal

Access the article here: ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

📚 This month we'll be sharing all the Research Articles & Research Notes from our May issue 🙌

Check out Volume 6️⃣3️⃣ Issue 2️⃣
👉 bit.ly/43X4UTV

#OA #PolSci
Wiley @WileyPolitcs

📚 Our May issue is now online!
📘 Vol. 63, Issue 2 features Research Articles & Research Notes from across the discipline
🔓 75% of content is #OpenAccess !
👉 bit.ly/43X4UTV

#PoliticalScience #PolSci #AcademicPublishing #Research #Data

🆕 What makes people more supportive of #Gender Quotas ?

Using survey data from #ElectedRepresentatives & citizens in #Norway 🇳🇴, Ragnhild L Muriaas & Yvette Peters find that citizens are more affected by moral arguments than elected reps 🙋

👉 bit.ly/4dabjiS #OA #Gender

🆕 Are we opening the door to #AntiSystem leaders?

🇦🇱 Nic Cheeseman & Caryn Peiffer test whether #AntiCorruption messages that 🚨 call attention to problems unintentionally help foster #populist attitudes through a survey experiment in Albania

👉 bit.ly/4b7nZFq #OA

Happy to see that our publication on the impact of fear and anger on attitudes toward the restriction of civil liberties during the Covid-19 pandemic has been among the top cited articles at EJPR journal

Full paper: ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

📚New publication w/ ⁦Raimondas Ibenskas⁩ & Florian Weiler!We analyze individual ballots to uncover how candidate gender preferences are distributed within the electorate.Finding:More voters prefer🙋🏻‍♂️,and preference for🙋🏻‍♀️ is only revealed in lower pref.votes ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/14…

New article by Rory Costello in the European Journal of Political Research asks when are parties likely to engage in 'Auction politics' (i.e. try to buy elections with spending promises). Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL UL Research EJPR journal
ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

🆕Does candidate gender matter for vote choice?

🇱🇹 Using data from >500,000 ballots in Lithuanian elections 🗳️, Jana Birke Belschner Raimondas Ibenskas & F Weiler show how voters' candidate #gender preferences are distributed & how they vary in size & direction

👉bit.ly/3QaKOQG #OA

Hot off the press! In our new paper in @ejprjournal, we show how threat language was used as a political communication element during the first phase of the COVID-19 crisis. ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Sarah C Dingler Martin Senn Christian Schwaderer AMKx Nada Ragheb

Very glad to see it published! We provide experimental evidence supporting the findings of several observational studies: some consensual features improve citizens' satisfaction with democracy. There are also some innovative findings...the article is available in #openaccess