RESUMEN La Convención Constitucional chilena del 2021-2022 representa un caso
inusual del surgimiento de un cuerpo colegiado sin significativas restricciones para fijar su …

Are right-wing incumbents punished for failures in public security? Partisan accountability
models predict greater sanctions for politicians who fail to deliver on issues they “own.” …

The ideological dispute between left and right has dominated the political discussion for
decades in multiple countries across the globe. However, in recent years people vs. elite …

Can natural disasters affect voters' electoral choices, and in particular, ideological voting?
Even as climate change has increased concerns about the frequency and intensity of …

Most traditional theories of clientelism assert that parties in need of securing electoral
support invest in vote buying. We consider this framework limited because of two reasons …

The electoral winner-loser gap literature has shown sharp differences between citizens who
vote for winning and losing options in key indicators of political support. In this article, we …

State violence against protests often backfires, spurring greater mobilization and demands
for police reform. Yet major reforms rarely materialize. How can activists frame contentious …

Previous research has shown that corruption diminishes citizens' level of political support
and engagement. We extend this line of reasoning and evaluate whether previous levels of …

We propose a method to characterize political ideology using network theory. Our analysis is
based on the 2015–2016 Chilean constituent process, where self-convened meetings were …

Previous literature argues that macroeconomic conditions and economic news impact socio-
tropic assessments. Others find that ideological identification or ideological affinity with the …