European Political Science Review
@epsrjournal.bsky.social
European Political Science Review (EPSR) is an #OpenAccess journal of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
Nothing else matters 🧒 👵 @indubioproreto.bsky.social use German data to understand political differences between younger and older political attitudes, and whether young citizens disagree about "what matters" in #Politics buff.ly/eedCxZO
“Nothing else matters?” Salience differences between young and old | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
“Nothing else matters?” Salience differences between young and old
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🍋 18.3 Generations at the ballot box 👶 👱 🧓 Wouter van der Brug & Sylvia Kritzinger of @ecprpovb.bsky.social review literature covering generational differences in #ElectoralBehaviour, and discuss the overall patterns, highlighting some pitfalls for further research 🕳️
Generations and age in electoral research | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Generations and age in electoral research - Volume 18 Issue 3
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Don't know, don't care 🤷 🥱 @alexmoise.bsky.social uses survey experiment in 16 EU countries to understand why European elections show lower turnout compared to national elections buff.ly/svLNVR7
“Don’t Know, Don’t Care?” How information and institutional reform affect voting in supranational elections: experimental evidence from the 2024 European Parliamentary elections | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
“Don’t Know, Don’t Care?” How information and institutional reform affect voting in supranational elections: experimental evidence from the 2024 European Parliamentary elections
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Our August Issue 🍋 18.3 is now out! Check back throughout the month for posts on themes such as underrepresentation, #Populism, the #RadicalRight, and so much more! 👀 📝
European Political Science Review: Volume 18 - Issue 3 | Cambridge Core
Cambridge Core - European Political Science Review - Volume 18 - Issue 3
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Enjoy the weather 🌻 Our editors are taking a well deserved break this summer, and will be back in action after August 🌞 Don't worry, we still have plenty of research coming out over the coming weeks, and the editorial office is all ears! 😁
Blinded by out-group hatred 👀 🤬 @canalejoalvaro.bsky.social & @morganlcj.bsky.social look at studies satisfaction and French #RadicalRight voting, to understand why voters of radical parties are not more satisfaction with democracy after their party enters parliament 🔓️ buff.ly/m1ZmHWo
Blinded by out-group hatred: why does radical party entry fail to boost its voters’ satisfaction with democracy? | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Blinded by out-group hatred: why does radical party entry fail to boost its voters’ satisfaction with democracy?
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#SGEU26 is here! 🥳 Why not come say hello to @exadaktylos.bsky.social whilst you're here? Book the last slots now! 📅 Just make sure you’re booking in local time!
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The Welcome Desk is already expecting you at the Airport of Catania. Get any help you need for a smooth transfer to the conference locations. #sgeu
#SGEU26 is almost here! ⌛️ Book a slot and meet with @exadaktylos.bsky.social whilst there is still time, and talk through questions, exchange your ideas, or just learn more about our process 🗒️ 📅 Just make sure you’re booking in local time!
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📣 Call for new editors of The Loop @ecprtheloop.bsky.social is seeking Academic Editors or an editorial team for its blog site from 1 Oct 💡 Build on the work of founding Loop editors @johannesaltnes.bsky.social & Martin Bull, who developed it into a thriving outlet for innovative #polsci writing
Deadline: Friday 24 July
Call for new editors of The Loop
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"Not all migrants are equal" 🥇 🥈 🥉 @lorenzopiccoli.bsky.social, @fggaleiden.bsky.social's Samir Negash & @alexandreafonso.bsky.social drawn on experiments from Germany and the UK to evaluate the deservingness of citizens and different migrant categories across 4 welfare schemes buff.ly/EUExGVs
Not all migrants are equal: public support for migrant welfare access by migrant type and social protection scheme | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Not all migrants are equal: public support for migrant welfare access by migrant type and social protection scheme
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Shaping #PartyPolitics from within 🏗️ 👷 @asheinze.bsky.social looks at interviews from selected PYW leaders across Germany to highlight how distinct "organisational constellations" shape strategic repertoires and advance policy specific positions
Shaping party policies from within? Organisational conditions and policy-seeking strategies of German youth wings | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Shaping party policies from within? Organisational conditions and policy-seeking strategies of German youth wings
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2 weeks out from #SGEU26! ⏳️ Why not book a chat with @exadaktylos.bsky.social for all things EPSR related 😁 💡 Exchange ideas, ask questions, and gain insights! 📅 Just make sure you’re booking in local time!
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Paying the piper - media bias 📸 @alebelcar.bsky.social, Daniele Guariso of @sussex.ac.uk & Omar A. Guerrero of @helsinki.fi analyse Mexican opinion columns to propose a new metric of media capture to convey the over-favouring of publicity spreading by the government in news outlets
Paying the piper: government advertising and media bias | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Paying the piper: government advertising and media bias
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The context of human rights 🧑🤝🧑 @andreapettrachin.bsky.social, David De Coninck of @fsw-kuleuven.bsky.social & Giacomo Solano examine how national government dynamics shape nature of state-NGO and EU-NGO interactions, highlighting the role of contents in human rights governance
The politicisation of state-NGO relations in the field of human rights | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The politicisation of state-NGO relations in the field of human rights
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🆕 Rising rents – rising dissatisfaction 💸 🏠️ @hummlerteresa.bsky.social highlights the impact of high rental prices on the political satisfaction of renters, using survey data collected across 40 neighbourhoods in 10 major German cities
Rising rents – rising dissatisfaction? On the influence of rental prices on satisfaction with local public administration in German cities | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Rising rents – rising dissatisfaction? On the influence of rental prices on satisfaction with local public administration in German cities
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Are you heading to Catania for #SGEU26? Let’s chat! Book some time with @exadaktylos.bsky.social We’d love to connect with you. 📅 Just make sure you’re booking in local time!
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🆕 Overcoming impeachment hurdles 🏃➡️ 🚧 @affpol.bsky.social's M. Farag, @uofcalifornia.bsky.social's I. C. Montini & P. Schemm examine 44 successful & failed impeachments to highlight the importance of elite affective and ideological #Polarization in explaining impeachment
Overcoming impeachment hurdles: elite polarization, mass mobilization, and corruption scandals | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Overcoming impeachment hurdles: elite polarization, mass mobilization, and corruption scandals
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🆕 Legitimacy, stability & organisation 📝 Adriano Cozzolino & Aurelia Zucaro look at how #Technocracy and #Democracy work together in European governance, using data from the UK and Eu countries to offer four main systems of governance
Beyond dualism: the hybridization of technocracy and democracy in Europe | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Beyond dualism: the hybridization of technocracy and democracy in Europe
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🆕 Who gets what? 🎁 @elisadeisshelbig.bsky.social, @iguinaudeau.bsky.social & @theresmatthiess.bsky.social question what social groups are viewed as deserving of beneficial policy, using French and German survey data, finding that divides create incentive for competition 🥈
Who deserves? Ideological gaps in citizens’ deservingness perceptions | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Who deserves? Ideological gaps in citizens’ deservingness perceptions
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🆕 Bread-and-butter issues 🍞 🧈 @martinmoland.bsky.social, @tobiasbach.bsky.social, Nick Jacobs and Craig Parsons show that #Postmaterialist values and #NationalIdentities matter for the 'bread-and-butter' policies just as much as for highly politicised issues
New or old politics? Understanding public preferences for the EU single market | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
New or old politics? Understanding public preferences for the EU single market
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🪻 EPSR Spring Issue Now Out! Thank you reading Volume 18 Issue 2! We hope you enjoyed all the wonderful #PoliticalScience research our authors have to offer! 🔬 #Coalition, #Minipublic, #Referendum 📚️
European Political Science Review: Volume 18 - Issue 2 | Cambridge Core
Cambridge Core - European Political Science Review - Volume 18 - Issue 2
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18.2 🪻 Is #PublicMoney leveling or challenging the playing field? ⚽️💸 F.Bértoa, W.Horncastle & @sergiulipcean.bsky.social examine the impact on competition, #PartyDevelopment, representation, and corruption. The findings are far from conclusive, raising key questions
Blessing or curse? A critical review of the paradoxical consequences of direct public funding for political parties | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Blessing or curse? A critical review of the paradoxical consequences of direct public funding for political parties - Volume 18 Issue 2
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18.2 🪻 All talk and no action! 🗣️ @louis-stockwell.bsky.social & Ece Özlem Atikcan compare #Referendums in 37 countries to explore what influences and shapes #Boycott behaviour
On the determinants of referendum boycotts in Europe: democracy, quorum rules, and party motivations | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
On the determinants of referendum boycotts in Europe: democracy, quorum rules, and party motivations - Volume 18 Issue 2
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18.2 🪻 Trading ties and climate neutrality 🪢 E.Holtmaat, @nives-dolsak.bsky.social & A.Prakash look at responses in the Netherlands when helping #GlobalSouth countries adapt to climate change with contributing factors
In situ or ex situ overseas climate adaptation? Public support for immigration and climate aid in the Netherlands | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
In situ or ex situ overseas climate adaptation? Public support for immigration and climate aid in the Netherlands - Volume 18 Issue 2
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18.2 🪻 But what happens next? 🫱 🫲 @lucascoutoz.bsky.social uses a cross-case analysis of Latin American 🌎 cases to question why some governments closely follow their pre-electoral #Coalition agreements while others do not... buff.ly/A8Z1B2c
The drivers of resemblance in presidential regimes: explaining the conversion of pre-electoral coalitions into coalition cabinets | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The drivers of resemblance in presidential regimes: explaining the conversion of pre-electoral coalitions into coalition cabinets - Volume 18 Issue 2
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18.2 🪻 When does the #Economy affect #Trust in #Democracy? 🤔💸 Brandon Beomseob Park & @marystegmaier.bsky.social look at 30 democracies to find what matters most when #PoliticalResponsibility is clear 🔍️
Public satisfaction with democracy: the role of the economy and political institutions | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Public satisfaction with democracy: the role of the economy and political institutions - Volume 18 Issue 2
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🆕 Whom do you serve? 🤴 @paolopare1.bsky.social & @michelesdv.bsky.social compare elite #Congruence across 16 European countries to better understand the role of economic elites in political representation and examine elite bias
Whom do you serve? A comparative analysis of congruence between party representatives, voters, and economic elites (2007–2017) | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Whom do you serve? A comparative analysis of congruence between party representatives, voters, and economic elites (2007–2017)
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18.2 🪻 Do #Voters feel better represented by politicians from modest backgrounds?🗳️ Caroline Hahn finds that Germany says #Candidates with working-class roots are seen as more trustworthy, accessible, and better at representing ordinary people 👔
Closer to the people: the impact of politicians’ working-class affiliation on their ability to evoke feelings of symbolic representation among the general population and the working class | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Closer to the people: the impact of politicians’ working-class affiliation on their ability to evoke feelings of symbolic representation among the general population and the working class - Volume 18…
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18.2 🪻 Trusting the courts 🏓 P. Castillo-Ortiz & @rosanavarrete.bsky.social offer empirical evidence to the theoretical debate that #Constitutional courts build #SocialTrust using a Spanish case study 🧑⚖️
Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain - Volume 18 Issue 2
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