2024/25

17/06/25 

Lea Pradella– When Out-Partisans Understand: The Impact of Out-Party Empathy on Third-Person Observers

10/06/25 

Elena Pro – From Booths to Beliefs: A Cognitive Dissonance Approach to Elections in Europe

03/06/25 

Emil Kamalov – Reversing Brain Drain from Autocracies: How Political and Economic Conditions in Homeland and Hostlands Shape the Return Intentions of Political Emigrants

27/05/25 

Álvaro San Román del Pozuelo – The political economy of green infrastructure: Electoral dynamics of energy projects

20/05/25 

Laura Kettel – Limits of Support: Experimental evidence on trade-o8s in policy preferences

13/05/25 

Susanna Garside – Seeking Knowledge after Climate Disasters

06/05/25 

Liran Harsgor – Gender-generation gaps and progressivism: the relationship between values and vote choice

29/04/25 

Giacomo Lemoli – Linguistic rights and the borders of political identity

22/04/25 

Kimberley Moran – From Fleet Street to Facebook: The comparative impact of social media and traditional news media on political division in the United Kingdom

15/04/25 

Paloma Abril Poncela – From Economic Voting to Green Backlash: The Mayan Train and Electoral Dynamics in Mexico

08/04/25 

Henning Finseraas – Avoided by Association? An Experimental Examination of Voter Bias Against Muslim Politicians

01/04/25 

Javier Padilla – What Happens with Authoritarian Economic and Political Elites After Democratization? The Role of Revolving Doors and Voting Strategies During Democratization

25/03/25 

Daniel L. Tavana – From Protest to Parliament: Anti-Government Mobilization and Lebanon's New Opposition

18/03/25 

Tim Wappenhans – Creating Grievances: How Radical Right Parties Undermine Local Governance

11/03/25 

Max Bradley – Who Wins and Who Loses? How Human Capital Concentration Shapes the Economic and Political Effects of the Green Transition

04/03/25 

Raisa Sherif – Intergenerational Transmission of Pro-environmental  Attitudes and Behaviours

25/02/25 

Moritz Osnabrügge – How Partisan Group Composition Shapes Divisive Political Debate

18/02/25 

Gian Luca Pasin – An experimental study on institutions and social norms of tax payment

11/02/25 

Alejandro López Peceño – When Indoctrination Backfires: Public Education Expansion and Contentious Politics in 19th-Century France

04/02/25 

George Melios – Religion, identity, and preferences

28/01/25 

Riccardo di Leo – The Political Impact of Job Destruction Announcements: Evidence from the United Kingdom

21/01/25 

Francesca Calamunci – Populism, Federalism, and Tax Evasion

14/01/25 

Vlada Kosenkova – Silent Protest on the Bench: The Impact of War on Ethnic Sentencing Disparities in Russian Courts

07/01/25 

Despina Gavresi – EU In the Wake of Crises: Lifetime Experiences of Macroeconomic Shocks and the Erosion of EU Identity

10/12/25 

Konstantin Bogatyrev – Shifting Ground: The 2023 Earthquakes and Electoral Accountability in Turkey

03/12/25 

Valentina Consiglio – Working Together or Drifting Apart? Political Preference Formation in Segregated Labour Markets

26/11/25 

Selim Erdem Aytaç – Affective Polarization and Support for Democracy: Experimental Evidence from Turkey

19/11/25 

Niloufer Siddiqui – How does Coethnicity with Refugees Shape their Reception? Evidence from Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

12/11/25 

Daniel Kovarek – Descriptive Representation and Local-level Political Engagement: Evidence from Breaking the Highest Glass Ceiling in Slovakia

05/11/25 

Clara Weißenfels – Social Origins and Electoral Participation - The Compensatory Role of Volunteering in Germany

29/10/25 

Massimo Pulejo – Cracking Down, Cheering Up: State Interventions and Civic Resistance to Organized Crime

15/10/25 

Alberto Parmigiani – Income Inequality and Campaign Contributions: Evidence from the Reagan Tax Cut

08/10/25 

Vladimir Zabolotskiy – Cargo 200: War, Propaganda and Russian Fatalities in Ukraine

01/10/25 

Virginia Rocha – Affective Polarization: The role of Coalitional Politics and Non-Political Elites