Tag: Political Science and International Relations
Iranian political science curricula reflect state-led Islamization
How Iranian universities restructure political science to align with state ideology
Plant closure reduced incumbent votes, but effects faded after compensation
How plant closures affect voting and whether compensation can reverse political damage
Global AI governance centers on safety, human-centricity, and fairness
How AI governance documents construct consensus through contested meaning
U.S. obstruction reshapes WTO trade adjudication
How US obstruction of WTO appeals is reshaping global trade governance
Western relations to Russian oligarchs changed rapidly after the Ukraine war
How Western institutions disconnected from Russian oligarch wealth during Ukraine conflict
Article describes support for Polish border services after Operation Sluice
How Poland supported border guards during a migration crisis used as hybrid warfare
Economic conditions and presidential approval move together in patterned ways
Economic factors driving U.S. presidential approval, 1953-2023
Limited response to 2008 war linked to later conflict conditions
How weak responses to the 2008 Russia-Georgia war shaped later regional conflicts
Mass opinion shows little ideological structure
Do voters organize political beliefs as consistently as politicians?
Boundary marker removal on Sebatik Island may violate sovereignty
How boundary marker removal affects Indonesia-Malaysia border sovereignty
