Tag: Political Science and International Relations
Article traces the “imaginary” in technology, war, and security studies
How shared beliefs about technology shape conflict and geopolitics
Transformer method measures inter-party communication
Automatically measuring how political parties communicate with each other
Congressional budget hearings used four politeness strategies
How power and institutional norms shape communication in budget debates
Sovereignty violations can trigger emotional multilateral responses
How emotional displays shape international responses to state kidnappings and sovereignty breaches
Ordinary Germans adopted democratic habits without full democratic meaning
How ordinary Germans experienced democracy imposed from above after World War II
Party archive types create different obstacles for comparative research
Understanding how political party archives differ and what challenges researchers face
Progressive bishops helped boost support for Brazil’s Workers’ Party
How progressive Catholic bishops became crucial to the left-wing party's electoral success in Brazil
Polyvariate regression outperforms difference scores for affective polarization
Polyvariate regression offers a better alternative to difference scores for measuring party bias
Issue competence shapes voting in European Parliament elections
How voters weigh party competence based on which government level they think is responsible
European space institutions evolved through fragmentation and political compromise
How Europe's divided space programs delayed its journey to independence in space exploration
