Carl Henrik Knutsen,Sirianne Dahlum,Magnus Bergli Rasmussen et al.
Carl Henrik Knutsen et al.
All political regimes rely on coalitions of supporters to govern and remain in power. We discuss, specify, and test arguments pertaining to how the numerical size as well as social diversity of regime support coalitions influence regime lon...
Alan M Jacobs,Mark A Kayser
Alan M Jacobs
Much debate has centered on the relative effects of economic and cultural factors on support for far-right parties. Recent work, however, has proposed a synthesis focused on the role of social status, a concept capturing a combination of ec...
Inclusive Redistribution and Perceptions of Membership: A Cross-National Comparison [0.03%]
包容性再分配与成员身份感知：国际比较视角
Allison Harell,Keith Banting,Will Kymlicka
Allison Harell
Immigrants tend to be seen as less deserving of welfare benefits than native-born citizens, but little consensus exists to explain this finding or how to build greater public support for more inclusive policies. Recent work suggests that su...
Tarik Abou-Chadi,Denis Cohen,Thomas Kurer
Tarik Abou-Chadi
A growing literature examines how economic threat affects support for anti-establishment parties. While most existing work focuses on transforming labor markets as a source of anxiety, we advance the literature by studying changes in urban ...
Briitta van Staalduinen,Delia Zollinger
Briitta van Staalduinen
Extensive research explores the relationship between deepening conflict over socio-cultural issues and stagnating social mobility, typically focusing on men. Upwardly mobile women are routinely mentioned as belonging to the progressive "win...
The Myth of the Middle Class Squeeze: Employment and Income by Class in Six Western Countries, 1980-2020 [0.03%]
西方六国1980年至2020年的阶级就业和收入：中产阶级困境神话
Jad Moawad,Daniel Oesch
Jad Moawad
The public debate portrays the middle class as the big losers in recent decades, while people above and below seemingly fared better in terms of employment and income growth. This narrative is both conceptually and empirically flawed. Based...
How Moral Beliefs Influence Collective Violence. Evidence From Lynching in Mexico [0.03%]
道德信念如何影响集体暴力？来自墨西哥灭族事件的证据
Enzo Nussio
Enzo Nussio
How do moral beliefs influence favorability to collective violence? In this article, I argue that, first, moral beliefs are influential depending on their salience, as harm avoidance is a common moral concern. The more accessible moral beli...
Voters and the IMF: Experimental Evidence From European Crisis Countries [0.03%]
欧洲危机国家选民如何看待IMF：来自实证证据的启示
Evelyne Hübscher,Thomas Sattler,Markus Wagner
Evelyne Hübscher
IMF interventions are often associated with rising political discontent in countries where the Fund intervenes. Studies examining this relationship, however, face the challenge of disentangling the impact of the IMF from the impact of the c...
Zack Taylor,Jack Lucas,David A Armstrong nd et al.
Zack Taylor et al.
We provide a mixed-methods, comparative analysis of the development of the urban-rural electoral cleavage in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States from the early 20th century to the present. Using aggregate election results, electora...
The Wrong Place at the Wrong Time? Territorial Autonomy and Conflict During Regime Transitions [0.03%]
错误的时间错误的地点？转型期的地区自治与冲突
Andreas Juon,Daniel Bochsler
Andreas Juon
This article evaluates how territorial autonomy affects ethnic mobilization and conflict during regime transitions. Previous research has highlighted its conflict-inducing role during prominent transition contexts. Alternatively, it has sho...