This is a comprehensive introduction to research design for university students at all levels
across the whole range of political science, including international relations and public …

Fighting corruption is a vital aspect of good governance. When assessing government
performance voters should thus withdraw electoral support from government parties that turn …

While a large literature recognizes that economic crises threaten the stability of electoral
autocracies, we know relatively little about how citizens form economic perceptions and how …

Coalition governance requires parties to come to collective policy decisions while
simultaneously competing for votes. This reality has inspired a vibrant literature on coalition …

Consumers are becoming more knowledgeable about companies' social responsibility (SR)
practices. As a result, they are increasingly skeptical when companies do not provide clear …

Economic voting studies have repeatedly shown that voter's assessment of incumbent
economic performance is important for the vote decision. However, there is little work …

In this study, we seek to identify and explain what factors influence citizens' propensity to
confront corruption by reporting suspected corruption cases. From a macro–micro interactive …

This article tests cultural and economic explanations of why the longest surviving illiberal
government in Central Europe, Hungary's FIDESZ, has maintained popular support …

This paper examines speechmaking on a contentious policy by arguably one of the most
controversial figures to have assumed the Philippine presidency. Drawing on quantitative …

Economic performance is a key component of most election forecasts. When fitting models,
however, most forecasters unwittingly assume that the actual state of the economy, a state …