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The Unitary Executive and Trump: How Lawyers Undermine the Constitutional Presidency

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American Government and Politics

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Issue Activation and the Limits of Partisan Absorption: Immigration and Vote Choice in the 2012, 2016, and 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections

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American Government and Politics

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Algorithmic Electability: Generative AI, Gendered Political Bias, and LGBTQ Candidates

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American Government and Politics

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Public Opinion in the Age of AI

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Comparative Politics

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Does Civic Education Improve Ethnic Tolerance?

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Comparative Politics

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Green Industrial Policy in the Voting Booth: The Electoral Effects of the Inflation Reduction Act

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Political and security implications of implementing the structural adjustment program in Kenya

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The (Economics and) Determinants of Free-Riding Potential and Utilization: Field Evidence from Triathlon

A Theory of Power Convergence: Epstein, Assange, and Ye as Cumulative Individuals

Political Decision-Making Between Morality and Pragmatism: A Christian Perspective

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International Relations

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Is Everything Socially Constructed?: A Guide to Why it Matters For International Relations

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Observation, Indeterminacy, and Discontinuous Explanation: A Quantum-Continuity Model for the Philosophy of Social Science

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The Myth of the Zero-Sum: Rethinking Acculturation in American Politics

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Inherited Privileges and Coercive Repertoires: How Rebel Origins Shape Civilian Abuse.

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American Government and Politics

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No Barrier at Entry? LGBTQ Candidates and Campaign Finance in State Elections

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Anchors in a Shifting Order: Bull, Kissinger and Rawls Constituent Normative Principles in the Transformation of World Orders

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Between Selective and Indiscriminate Human Rights Violations: How Rebel Groups Origins Shape Pattern of Abuses

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Sovereignty and Suzerainty: A Comparative Analysis of the Constituent Normative Principles in Westphalian and Sinocentric Tributary Orders

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American Government and Politics

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Gatekeeping in Organized Labor: Union Leader Evaluations of LGBTQ Candidates

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Why do protest movements lead to regime change in some competitive authoritarian regimes but fail in others: Evidence from the Quota Reform Movements in Bangladesh (2013- 2024)

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Cuba, Migration Leverage, and the Mariel Precedent: A Policy Analysis

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Party Cues, Perception Updating, and the Behavioral Consequences of Fusion Voting

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The Political Context of the 2025 Parental Rights Amendment in Texas

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Who will win the election? A Citizen Forecast in the 2026 Korean Local Electioin

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Nativism and EU Border Externalization in Tunisia: Exporting Borders, Producing Impunity

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A Practitioner's Three-Type Framework for Analyzing International Political Actors in the 21st Century

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American Government and Politics

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Equal Seats, Unequal Power: LGBTQ Legislators and Institutional Inequality in State Legislatures

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Measuring Political Support Under Censorship: Reza Pahlavi’s True Support Among Named-Preference Anti-Regime Iranians

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Artificial Judgment: AI Models and the Evaluation of LGBTQ Candidates

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The Structural Turn in Polarization Research: Why Individual- Level Interventions Do Not Suffice

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Measuring and incorporating resentment origins of non-response bias in polling data

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Designed Buffers: How Swiss Institutions Decouple Elite Polarization from Mass Affective Hostility

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The Sovereignty Gap: A Multidimensional Index of Effective State Autonomy

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The Politics of the Beat: How Contemporary Black Music Shapes Political Education, Identity, and Activism Among Black Youth

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Easy to Produce, Hard to Persuade: The Asymmetric Effects of AI on the Online Information Ecosystem

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Bound Together, Apart: Subgroup Identity and the Limits of LGBTQ+ Linked Fate

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Compliance Without Control: Selection Bias in Measures of Presidential Party Dominance

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An Exploration of AI and Power Transition Theory

Using Panel Data to Analyze Partisan Changes in Vaccine Opinions

The End of Human Rights? History, Critique, and Defense of a Prescriptive Concept

Border Externalization and Violence Along Migration Routes: Evidence from "Remain in Mexico"

The Unitary Executive and Trump: How Lawyers Undermine the Constitutional Presidency

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Issue Activation and the Limits of Partisan Absorption: Immigration and Vote Choice in the 2012, 2016, and 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections

Algorithmic Electability: Generative AI, Gendered Political Bias, and LGBTQ Candidates

Getting Past Go: County Party Chairs' Role in LGBTQ Candidate Emergence

Running & OUTraising Expectations: Campaign Finance, Candidate Emergence, and LGBTQ Political Representation

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Choosing Not to Experiment: Regulatory Sandbox Adoption and Policy Instrument Choice in Europe

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Political and security implications of implementing the structural adjustment program in Kenya

The (Economics and) Determinants of Free-Riding Potential and Utilization: Field Evidence from Triathlon

A Theory of Power Convergence: Epstein, Assange, and Ye as Cumulative Individuals

Political Decision-Making Between Morality and Pragmatism: A Christian Perspective

Is Everything Socially Constructed?: A Guide to Why it Matters For International Relations

A Theory of Power Convergence: The Cumulative Individual

Observation, Indeterminacy, and Discontinuous Explanation: A Quantum-Continuity Model for the Philosophy of Social Science

The Myth of the Zero-Sum: Rethinking Acculturation in American Politics

Choosing Who to Foot the Bill: Distributional Politics of Green Energy Transition in Germany and the UK

Inherited Privileges and Coercive Repertoires: How Rebel Origins Shape Civilian Abuse.

What men don't see: How do minority judges shape majority decisions?

Legislative Political Environments and Policy Outcomes

The Iron Lady Effect? Sanae Takaichi and Personalistic Voting in the 2026 Japanese House of Representatives Election

Agenda Influence Under Information Asymmetry: Policy Domain Maturity, Congressional Capacity, and Agency Expertise

Scaling Representative Deliberation: The Two-Sided Loop — A Governance Design Concept to Balance Legitimacy and Competence

No Barrier at Entry? LGBTQ Candidates and Campaign Finance in State Elections

Anchors in a Shifting Order: Bull, Kissinger and Rawls Constituent Normative Principles in the Transformation of World Orders

The No Party System - Combining Democracy and Meritocracy

More Equal than Others: Race and Religion Alter Support to Countries in Conflict

Between Selective and Indiscriminate Human Rights Violations: How Rebel Groups Origins Shape Pattern of Abuses

Outsourcing Violence, Escalating Abuse: Pro-Government Militias and Rebel Human Rights Violations

Sovereignty and Suzerainty: A Comparative Analysis of the Constituent Normative Principles in Westphalian and Sinocentric Tributary Orders

Dual-Circuit Financial Architecture as a Model of Sovereign Development: Institutional Conditions and Operational Logic

Gatekeeping in Organized Labor: Union Leader Evaluations of LGBTQ Candidates

Political Polarization, Incumbents’ Personalist Ambitions, and Democratic Backsliding: A Cross-National Quantitative Analysis

Why do protest movements lead to regime change in some competitive authoritarian regimes but fail in others: Evidence from the Quota Reform Movements in Bangladesh (2013- 2024)

Cuba, Migration Leverage, and the Mariel Precedent: A Policy Analysis

Coercive Redistribution, Factor Mobility, and State Forms: A General Political Economy Model Based on Class Attributes

Party Cues, Perception Updating, and the Behavioral Consequences of Fusion Voting

The Political Context of the 2025 Parental Rights Amendment in Texas

Who will win the election? A Citizen Forecast in the 2026 Korean Local Electioin

Nativism and EU Border Externalization in Tunisia: Exporting Borders, Producing Impunity

A Practitioner's Three-Type Framework for Analyzing International Political Actors in the 21st Century

Equal Seats, Unequal Power: LGBTQ Legislators and Institutional Inequality in State Legislatures

Measuring Political Support Under Censorship: Reza Pahlavi’s True Support Among Named-Preference Anti-Regime Iranians

Disproportionality is Sensitive to the Number of Parties: A Note on the Gallagher Index and a New Normalised Measure

Artificial Judgment: AI Models and the Evaluation of LGBTQ Candidates

The Structural Turn in Polarization Research: Why Individual- Level Interventions Do Not Suffice

Measuring and incorporating resentment origins of non-response bias in polling data

Designed Buffers: How Swiss Institutions Decouple Elite Polarization from Mass Affective Hostility

The Sovereignty Gap: A Multidimensional Index of Effective State Autonomy

The Politics of the Beat: How Contemporary Black Music Shapes Political Education, Identity, and Activism Among Black Youth

Easy to Produce, Hard to Persuade: The Asymmetric Effects of AI on the Online Information Ecosystem

Bound Together, Apart: Subgroup Identity and the Limits of LGBTQ+ Linked Fate

Artificial Intelligence and Democracy: Campaigns, Elections, Movements, and Deliberation

Teaching and Learning Political Science in the Era of AI

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