Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element The Dimensions and Implications of the Public's Reactions to the January 6, 2021, Invasion of the U.S. Capitol by Gary C. Jacobson.

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Support for Deliberative mini-Publics among the Losers of Representative Democracy - cup.org/3vl4ji9

- Jean-Benoit Pilet, Mrs Muir, David Talukder & Sacha Rangoni (@SciencePoULB)

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Emissions Sufficientarianism - cup.org/43unq5R

- Goran Duus-Otterstrom (Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg & Inst. för framtidsstudier/Inst. f. Futures Studies)

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Anchoring Vignettes as a Diagnostic Tool for Cross-National (in)Comparability of Survey Measures: The Case of Voters’ Left-Right Self-Placement - cup.org/4cyQ7mj

- Nick Lin (中央研究院 Academia Sinica) & Seonghui Lee

Curious about what kind of information politicians really pay attention to?

Key insight from our new study: They are more likely to engage with statistical data and public opinion over media stories or rival party positions.

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British Journal of Political Science - Volume 54 - Issue 2 - April 2024 - cup.org/494nKJQ

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The use of email for RCT made my morning.

The this bit hit hard:

“Several politicians said that the media's problem focus does not reflect actual problems, but they need to follow the media closely because of its potential impact on voters.”

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Are the Effects of Terrorism Short-Lived? - cup.org/3IPUZpJ

- Vincenzo Bove, Georgios Efthyvoulou & Harry Pickard

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Which Information Do Politicians Pay Attention To? Evidence from a Field Experiment and Interviews - cup.org/3PNSZSI

- Roman Senninger & Henrik Bech Seeberg

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New Cambridge Element The Dimensions and Implications of the Public's Reactions to the January 6, 2021, Invasion of the U.S. Capitol by Gary C. Jacobson is now free to read for 2 weeks!
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📖 Now in print British Jnl Poli Sci
🌎 Using new data on 68 democracies, we find:

- 🇺🇸 ranks #1 in incumbency 🥇
- ⬆️ corruption -> ⬇️ incumbency
- ⬆️ legislative resources -> ⬆️ incumbency (but only when corruption is low)

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Legislative Resources, Corruption, and Incumbency - cup.org/3IPHAxZ

- Shane Martin, Charles McClean & Kaare W. Strøm (@ucsandiego)

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The Rich Have a Slight Edge: Evidence from Comparative Data on Income-Based Inequality in Policy Congruence - cup.org/3VuCYEL

- Mikael Persson & Anders Sundell

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In the Shadows of Great Men: Retired Leaders and Informal Power Constraints in Autocracies - cup.org/3xh6F21

- Junyan Jiang (Columbia University), Tianyang Xi (@PKU1898) & Haojun Xie (@CUHKofficial)

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House Members on the News: Local Television News Coverage of Incumbents - cup.org/49dh0t4

- Gregory A. Huber (Yale University) & Patrick D. Tucker (@edisonresearch)

From our latest issue -

Anchoring Vignettes as a Diagnostic Tool for Cross-National (in)Comparability of Survey Measures: The Case of Voters’ Left-Right Self-Placement - cup.org/3Tzw2DK

- Nick Lin (中央研究院 Academia Sinica) & Seonghui Lee

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The Expertise Paradox: How Policy Expertise Can Hinder Responsiveness - cup.org/3Vv7HSc

- Miguel Pereira & Patrik Öhberg

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Does Protest Influence Political Speech? Evidence from UK Climate Protest, 2017–2019 - cup.org/4cp3eGV

- Christopher Barrie, @tomgfleming & Sam Rowan