Is approval of Donald J. Trump associated with support for political violence? If so, what
explains the link between Trump approval and political violence? Using an original …

As populist parties and politicians have grown in prominence in democracies, scholars have
turned their attention to the causes, and consequences, of populist attitudes among citizens …

Are partisans more likely to endorse political violence when politicians accuse their rivals of
election improprieties? I theorize that for Republican partisans in the United States, the …

The deep roots of support for politically driven violence remain under-investigated. In this
article we propose what we believe is the first systematic multi-country examination of …

Previous research has found that individuals harboring hostile sexist attitudes are more
likely to support the use of political violence. In this study, we examine this relationship …

Objective This study examines whether white Americans who fear projected demographic
trends leading to increasing racial and ethnic diversity in the United States, an attitude …

Racial violence is central to the American polity. We argue that support for violence,
specifically anti-Black violence, has a long historical arc in American politics dating back to …

Affective polarization has escalated in numerous countries, raising concerns about its
detrimental effects on democratic norms. In response, scholars have developed …

Sport provides a unique context for the inquiry of moral decision-making about aggression
as, in many ways, it is a space of sanctioned violence (eg, tackling someone to the ground in …

Racial threat from demographic change is a central component in driving democratic
backsliding in the US We show that the threat which emerges in the minds of Americans is …