Tag: Political Science and International Relations
Social media helped organize Indonesian protest agendas
How social media shaped Indonesia's largest protests since democratic reform
Politics should be rigorous, problem-driven, and cross-disciplinary
How time, space, and real-world problems shaped a lifetime of political inquiry
Cabinet policy orientation and capital inflows in OECD countries
Market-oriented governments attract more foreign investment through economic reforms
AI–SAR integration improved Amazon monitoring in Brazilian Air Force analysis
How AI-powered radar imagery strengthens Amazon monitoring and national security
Economic negativity linked to abstention and Eurosceptic support
How economic discontent drives voter abstention and Eurosceptic support
Matatu access conflicts with Nairobi Expressway infrastructure
How Nairobi's informal minibus system clashes with new Chinese-backed highways
Swiss parties join referendum campaigns for policy and image reasons
Political parties focus campaign efforts on high-stakes referendums tied to their core issues.
Mass Observation offers access to British public opinion and feeling
Using citizen observations and diaries to understand contemporary British political discontent
Deliberation experience increases perceived legitimacy in Honduras
Experiencing deliberation strengthens belief in citizen decision-making
Bekasi labor candidates split votes, but coordination sometimes concentrated support
How fragmented labor unions coordinated to elect a worker representative
