109 results for search term: covid
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Public Policy
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Tracking Campus Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Christopher Marsicano, Kathleen Felten, Luis Toledo, Madeline Buitendorp
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American higher education institutions rapidly responded to the COVID3,565
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Comparative Politics
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The Truth and Myth of the Advantages of Authoritarian Countries to COVID-19
, Authors:
Susumu Annaka
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The result implies that authoritarian states can strengthen citizens' support for their government through the COVID1,257
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Politics of Gender
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Covid-19: the place for women in pandemic response in the EU
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Antonella Zarra, Matilde Ceron
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Results highlight (heterogeneously) limited prioritization of gender equality across the EU risking widening gaps as a legacy of Covid100
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American Government and Politics
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Mobility and Elite Cues: Partisan Responses to Covid-19
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James Bisbee, Diana Lee
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We test whether elite cues on Covid614
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Public Policy
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Covid-19 and Socioeconomic Crises in Africa: Overview of the Prevailing Incidents
, Authors:
Fisayo Fagbemi, Simplice Asongu
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The study gives an overview of the socio-economic consequences and implications of the COVID135
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Comparative Politics
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Political Regimes and Deaths in the Early Stages of the COVID-19 Pandemic
, Authors:
Gabriel Cepaluni, Michael Dorsch, Réka Branyiczki
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This paper provides a quantitative examination of the link between political institutions and deaths during the first 100 days of the COVID -19 pandemic. We demonstrate that countries with more democratic political institutions experienced deaths on a larger per capita scale and sooner than less democratic countries. The result is robust to the inclusion of many relevant controls, a battery of estimation techniques, and to estimation with instruments for the institutional measures that we consider. Additionally, we examine the extent to which COVID1,764
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Comparative Politics
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, Title:
Democracy, State Capacity, and COVID-19 Related School Closures
, Authors:
Axel Cronert
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This study investigates the institutional determinants of the timing of COVID3,546
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Public Opinion and Voting Behavior
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, Title:
Testing Negative: The Non-Consequences of COVID-19 on Mass Ideology
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Jack Blumenau, Timothy Hicks, Alan Jacobs, Scott Matthews, Tom O'Grady
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Responding to COVID314
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Public Opinion and Voting Behavior
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, Title:
COVID-19 related anxieties do not decrease support for liberal democracy
, Authors:
Veronica Anghel, Julia Schulte - Cloos
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Our intervention was successful in elevating respondents’ levels of worry, anxiety, and fear when thinking about infectious diseases like COVID -19. However, these emotions did not affect individuals’ levels of rightwing authoritarianism, nationalism, or outgroup hostility, or their preferences for specific discriminatory policies aimed to fight a potential resurgence of COVID139
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American Government and Politics
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, Title:
Shot To Win: Electoral Prospects and Republicans' Openness to the COVID-19 Vaccine
, Authors:
John V. Kane, Ian G. Anson
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The future of the COVID -19 pandemic in the United States will likely depend upon Americans’ openness to vaccination against the virus. Yet a sizable partisan gap in perceptions of the vaccine has emerged. In this Letter, we propose that partisans’ psychological aversion to electoral loss presents an opportunity for the deployment of framing messages to increase openness to the COVID42
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