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Can the Chinese government really control the Internet? We found cracks in the Great Firewall. Blake Miller CV
In two graphs, here’s what experts think about whether the U.S. and China can stick to their climate agreements Dustin Tingley CV
2022 MAGA was the real winner of the Ohio Republican primary Mia Costa CV
2022 Russia is about to plunge into financial crisis. How will citizens react? Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2022 Russia may be about to invade Ukraine. Russians don’t want it to. Bryn Rosenfeld CV
2022 Sri Lanka Can’t Count on China to Solve its Debt Problems Layna Mosley CV
2022 The U.K. wants to send refugees to Rwanda. That’s become a trend. Rachel Beatty Riedl CV
2022 What Shinzo Abe’s assassination means for Japanese politics Daniel M. Smith CV
2022 Why aren’t Americans Rallying around Biden during a War? Douglas L. Kriner; Peter K. Enns CV
2022 Why Colombia can’t build the infrastructure it needs Alisha C. Holland CV
2021 Conservatives don’t want a bigger social safety net. But they do want to care for the needy. Stephanie Ternullo CV
2021 ‘Conservatives may control the Supreme Court until the 2050s Jonathan P. Kastellec CV
2021 Do the Olympics promote nationalism — and international conflict? Here’s the research. Kathleen E. Powers CV
2021 India has become an ‘electoral autocracy.’ Its covid-19 catastrophe is no surprise Prerna Singh CV
2021 International Relations Scholar Nuno Monteiro Asked and Answered the Big Questions about Real-World Politics Alexandre Debs CV
2021 Iran’s Nuclear Program Won’t be Stopped by the Recent Explosion. But the Attack Puts Pressure on Negotiators Nicholas L. Miller CV
2021 Japan’s new prime minister is a third-generation politician. That’s more common than you might think Daniel M. Smith CV
2021 McConnell wants the impeachment trial to be about Congress's authority — not about loyalty to Trump Eric M. Patashnik CV
2021 Nobody can go to the Tokyo Olympics. So why is the government going ahead with them? Daniel M. Smith CV GS
2021 Some GOP members didn’t accept Biden’s win. What happens when an anti-democratic faction rocks a democracy? Rachel Beatty Riedl CV
2021 The Biden administration is planning for climate migration. Do Americans support helping climate migrants? Christopher Blair CV
2021 Voter suppression started way before Jim Crow. It’s a longstanding American tradition. David Alexander Bateman CV
2020 Americans want to trust the experts on the coronavirus. That isn’t easy Stephanie Ternullo CV
2020 Asians are stereotyped as ‘competent but cold.’ Here’s how that increases backlash from the coronavirus pandemic. Yuhua Wang CV
2020 Don’t Expect Congress to Rein in Trump’s Use of Force in the Middle East Douglas L. Kriner CV
2020 George Floyd’s Killing was Just the Spark. Here’s what Really Made the Protests Explode Jamila Michener CV
2020 Here’s what Pelosi could do if Republicans tried to manipulate the presidential election’s outcome Daniel Paul Carpenter CV
2020 In India, protesters are singing the national anthem and waving the national flag. Here’s why that matters Prerna Singh CV
2020 Mainstream conservative parties paved the way for far-right nationalism media Daniel Ziblatt GS
2020 Millions of People in India’s Slums Can’t Keep Each Other at a Distance During Pandemic Lockdown Adam Michael Auerbach CV
2020 Public Outrage Derailed Trump’s Plans to Slow the Mail. That’s What Keeps Presidents in Check Douglas L. Kriner CV
2020 These social policies could help the US cope with the coronavirus pandemic Julia Lynch CV
2020 Tonight Kamala Harris may need to prove she’s tough, to beat gender stereotypes. That affects foreign policy. Christopher Blair CV
2020 Trump is Still Pushing for a New Nuclear Deal with Iran. How Likely is That? Nicholas L. Miller CV
2020 Trump’s Attacks Prompted Latino immigrants to get More Involved in American Civic Life Michael Jones-Correa CV
2020 War with Iran is Still Less Likely Than You Think Michael Horowitz CV
2020 When Twitter Fact-Checks Trump’s Tweets, It Polarizes Americans Even More, Our Research Finds Douglas L. Kriner CV
2020 William Barr thinks China is stealing American technology. Can the US halt the exchange of knowledge? Peter A. Hall CV
2020 Will Trump's name on stimulus checks help win him votes in November? Rebecca Weitz-Shapiro CV
2019 Chile’s streets are filled with protests. How did a 4 percent fare hike set offsuch rage? Alisha C. Holland CV
2019 Congress has NATO’s back, despite Trump’s unilateralism Joshua David Kertzer CV GS
2019 Do Americans approve of Trump’s pardons for court-martialed military officers? Benjamin A. Valentino CV
2019 Fake news is bad news for democracy James Raymond Vreeland CV
2019 How Has Tiananmen Changed China? Yuhua Wang CV
2019 Joe Biden’s ‘Civility’ Comment Told Biased Whites What We Won’t Upset the Racial Order Lafleur Stephens-Dougan CV
2019 Surprised by those Fourth of July tanks? Here’s what political science can tell us about nationalism, patriotism and public opinion. Kathleen E. Powers CV
2019 Trump issued an executive order to prepare for an EMP attack. What is it, and should you worry? Christopher Blair CV
2019 War with Iran is Probably Less Likely Than You Think Michael Horowitz CV
2019 Who supports animal rights? Benjamin A. Valentino CV GS
2019 Yes. Iran Shot Down a U.S. Drone. Here’s Why You (Still) Don’t Need to Worry. Michael Horowitz CV
2018 After the Greek financial crisis, Greeks are more mistrustful of others – especially non-Greeks Nicholas Sambanis CV
2018 A New Survey Shows That the Republican Party Is Not the Party of Trump Sean J. Westwood CV
2018 A new U.S. policy makes it (somewhat) easier to export drones Michael Horowitz CV
2018 Beijing wants Taiwanese to identify as Chinese. But how do Taiwanese really feel? Alastair Iain Johnston CV
2018 China’s National People’s Congress is Meeting This Week. Don’t Expect Checks and Balances. Rory Truex CV
2018 Congress Has Three Tools to Counter Trump on Russia Douglas L. Kriner CV
2018 How Southern politicians defended white supremacy — and made the South poorer Ira I. Katznelson; David Alexander Bateman CV
2018 Nationalism can have its good points. Really Prerna Singh CV
2018 Republicans are still trying to repeal Obamacare. Here's why they are not likely to succeed Eric M. Patashnik CV
2018 The Trump Administration’s New ‘Iran Action Group’ Won’t Work—For These 3 Reasons Nicholas L. Miller CV
2018 This is why global AIDS interventions fail Rachel Beatty Riedl CV
2018 Trump Wants to Wring a ‘Better Deal’ from Iran. Here’s Why That’s So Unlikely Nicholas L. Miller CV GS
2018 What Can House Democrats Accomplish with their New Oversight and Investigative Powers? Douglas L. Kriner CV
2018 What Lebanon’s Elections Can Teach Us About the Importance of Religion in Elections Melani Cammett CV
2018 Why the Nobel Peace Prize went to 2 people fighting sexual violence in war Elisabeth Jean Wood CV
2017 Congressional Critics do Check Presidential Power – By Leading Public Opinion Douglas L. Kriner CV
2017 If the gunman was Muslim, would we be talking about Las Vegas ‘terrorism’? Joshua David Kertzer CV GS
2017 If Trump Restricts Skilled Immigrants, the U.S. Could Lose Jobs to Other Countries Layna Mosley CV
2017 Indonesian politics has been rocked by two big developments. Now what’s next? Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2017 Is the White House ready for these ·nightmare scenarios· in U.S. foreign policy? James Raymond Vreeland CV
2017 Is Trump an authoritarian at heart? It matters less than you think Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2017 Obamacare is the law of the land. But it's still vulnerable Eric M. Patashnik CV
2017 People love to hate Congress. This new book reminds us why we should treasure it. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2017 People who get Medicaid are made to feel powerless Jamila Michener CV
2017 Should We Trust Democracy Ratings? New Research Finds Hidden Biases Sarah Bush CV
2017 This is What Will Happen if Financial Markets Panic about Trump Layna Mosley CV
2017 This is what will happen if Trump brings back secret prisons Averell Schmidt CV
2017 This new poll shows that populism doesn’t stem from people’s economic distress. Kathleen E. Powers CV
2017 Trump just blocked a Chinese takeover of a sensitive U.S. company. Here’s what’s going on. Dustin Tingley; Helen V. Milner CV OA GS
2017 Trump’s Criticism of the Iran Deal May Only Lead to More Nuclear Weapons Nicholas L. Miller CV
2017 We Can’t Find Any Evidence of Voting Fraud in New Hampshire Sean J. Westwood CV
2017 Why Beijing is Afraid of Chinese Feminists. media Diana Fu CV GS
2017 Why Won’t Congress Really Investigate the Trump Campaign’s Ties to Russia Douglas L. Kriner CV
2017 Yes, signing those petitions makes a difference – even if they don’t change Trump’s mind Daniel Paul Carpenter CV
2016 Can Trump Win Over the Supporters of His Republican Opponents? New Research Says: Maybe Not Sean J. Westwood CV
2016 Does Shielding the Public from the Costs of War Actually Affect Attitudes about the War? Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV
2016 Donald Trump Thinks More Countries Should Have Nuclear Weapons. Here’s What the Research Says Nicholas L. Miller CV GS
2016 For Trump, politics, family, and business merge. We know from Indonesia how that may end up Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2016 Here's why so many of Europe's terrorist attacks come through this one Brussels neighborhood Julia Lynch CV
2016 How American Voters Really Can Influence Merrick Garland’s Confirmation Battle Jonathan P. Kastellec CV
2016 How an Obama Supreme Court Nominee Could Win Confirmation in the Senate Jonathan P. Kastellec CV
2016 Is Trump a Berlusconi? Or More like Mussolini? media Julia Lynch CV GS
2016 The Brexit Referendum: Britain between the Past and the Future Peter A. Hall CV
2016 We Checked Trump’s Allegations of Voter Fraud. We Found No Evidence at All Sean J. Westwood CV
2016 What makes governments resistant to coups? Transparency with voters James Raymond Vreeland CV
2015 Are efforts to limit presidential power in Africa working? Rachel Beatty Riedl CV GS
2015 As Pope Francis calls for compassion toward the poor in Africa, what are African churches doing? Rachel Beatty Riedl CV
2015 Conservatives Worry that Obamacare is a 'Super-Statute.' It isn't Quite One Yet Eric M. Patashnik CV
2015 Democracy Promotion is Failing. Here’s Why Sarah Bush CV
2015 Does anyone make accurate geopolitical predictions? Michael Horowitz CV
2015 English Voters Were Influenced by the Politics of Fear Peter A. Hall CV
2015 Five Key Lessons about the Welfare State. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2015 Here are the Five Reasons Republicans are Trying to Cut Research on Evidence-Based Medicine. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2015 How does the NFL’s Roger Goodell stay in power? By acting like a dictator. Michael Horowitz CV
2015 How to stop worrying and love the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank James Raymond Vreeland CV GS
2015 Is GREXIT a Threat to Greece’s Security? Nicholas Sambanis CV
2015 Political scientist Martha Derthick has Died. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2015 Republican voters actually aren’t divided into ‘establishment’ and ‘outsider’ camps Mia Costa CV
2015 Ted Cruz cited this research when he said most violent criminals are Democrats. Now the researchers say he’s wrong. Marc Meredith OA GS
2015 U.N. Peacekeeping and Transactional Sex Sabrina M. Karim CV
2015 What Ancient Athens Can and Can’t Teach Us About the Greek Referendum Melissa Schwartzberg CV
2015 Why the Greeks Rejected Europe’s Bailout Nicholas Sambanis CV
2015 Why the Iran Deal is a Logical Extension of U.S. Nonproliferation Policy Nicholas L. Miller CV
2014 Abe romps, Japan yawns: 2014 Japanese parliamentary election report Daniel M. Smith CV GS
2014 Anti-Foreigner Propaganda is not Spiking in China Alastair Iain Johnston CV
2014 Are Non-Citizens Following American Election Laws? Michael Jones-Correa CV
2014 Can greater transparency lead to better social science? Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2014 Chinese Signaling in the East China Sea? Alastair Iain Johnston CV
2014 Did Asian Americans Switch Parties Overnight? Taeku Lee CV
2014 Does Western Pressure for Gender Equality Help? Sarah Bush CV
2014 Finding Ukraine on a map, revisited Joshua David Kertzer CV
2014 Five Things the Goldman Tapes Teach Us About Financial Regulation Nolan McCarty CV
2014 Four Things Everyone Should Know About Wartime Sexual Violence Elisabeth Jean Wood CV
2014 Grading the Cromnibus Nolan McCarty CV
2014 How Hezbollah Helps (And What it Gets Out of It) Melani Cammett CV
2014 How Islam Mattered in the Arab Uprisings media Amaney A. Jamal GS
2014 How ordinary petitions helped end slavery and make women into political activists Daniel Paul Carpenter CV
2014 The Curious Case of Nuclear Studies Alexandre Debs CV
2014 The key to understanding Indonesia’s upcoming elections? The Jokowi effect Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2014 The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene Joshua David Kertzer CV GS
2014 U.S. Nonproliferation Policy is an Invisible Success Story Nicholas L. Miller CV GS
2014 Vibrant democracies emerging from power vacuums give hope for Burkina Faso Rachel Beatty Riedl CV OA
2014 What the new bank of BRICS is all about James Raymond Vreeland CV GS
2014 What We Know and Don’t Know about Our Polarized Politics Nolan McCarty CV GS
2014 Why all the illegal street vending? Ask the mayor Alisha C. Holland CV
2014 Will Indonesia’s presidential election be stolen? Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2014 Will Loretta Lynch End Too Big To Jail Nolan McCarty CV
2013 Bring Back Pork Barrel Spending. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2013 Egypt: What Comes Next? Amaney A. Jamal CV
2013 Five Myths about the Future of Obamacare Eric M. Patashnik CV
2013 How Today’s Budget Woes Owe Their Debt to the Financing of Recent Wars Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV
2013 Malaysian elections post-election report Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2013 Temporal Omnipotence, or How Even the Pope Can Strategically Call for New Elections Melissa Schwartzberg CV
2013 The Politics of Bad Apples Nolan McCarty CV
2013 The Sequester May be Dumb — But it Isn't Arbitrary. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2013 Why the Rise of China Makes the U.S. Even Lonelier at the United Nations Sarah E. Kreps CV
2013 Why the Rise of China Makes the US Even Lonelier at the United Nations Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV
2012 Asian Americans Voted Democrat: We Should Not Be Surprised Taeku Lee CV
2012 Clinton's Strategy: Reframing Medicaid as a Middle-Class Entitlement. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2012 Mohammad Mursi’s Dangerous Gamble and the Withering of Democracy in Egypt? Amaney A. Jamal CV
2012 No Matter How the Court Rules, the Health Reform Battle Will Continue Eric M. Patashnik CV
2012 On Trust Fund 'Raids' and 'Double Counting.' Eric M. Patashnik CV
2012 Self-Interest and Attitudes toward Health Care Reform media Daniel J. Hopkins GS
2012 Shifting Voter Support, 2008–2012 media Daniel J. Hopkins GS
2012 The Health Reform Battle Will Go On. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2012 The Japanese General Election of 2012: Sometimes, Lucky is Better Than Popular Daniel M. Smith CV
2012 What do legislatures in authoritarian regimes do? Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2012 Why Government Fails to Adopt Painless Solutions to the Nation's Problems. Eric M. Patashnik CV
2012 Will the Recommendation Against Ovarian Cancer Screenings be Embraced? Eric M. Patashnik CV