Despite growing recognition among journalists and political pundits, the concept of
victimhood has been largely ignored in empirical social science research. In this article, we …

The Algerian military's response to the 2019–2020 Hirak protests was relatively peaceful. In
contrast to its violent repression of protests in 1988, and subsequent coup and civil war in …

Gender quotas are increasingly being adopted by autocrats in part to legitimize their rule.
Yet, even in autocracies, these quotas increase women's political representation. It thus …

Nonviolent campaigns against repressive regimes often turn on the military's decision to
either defend the ruler or make common cause with the ruled. Yet surprisingly little …

Proponents claim that US military training diffuses norms of democracy and civilian control
into foreign militaries. I argue that foreign trainees are likely to absorb the United States' …

The use of paid advertisements on social media, in particular Facebook, to create samples
for online survey research is becoming increasingly common. Facebook's promise of …

The use of paid advertisements on social media, in particular Meta platforms, to create
samples for online survey research is becoming increasingly common. In addition to …

After Ekrem İmamoğlu won as Istanbul's mayor, the contestation between the city and central
government resembled other cases of liberal mayors winning in illiberal populist regimes. To …

The use of social media platforms to recruit survey participants is becoming increasingly
common among political scientists. There are a few reasons behind this. First, paid …

Politicians' ways of speaking and dressing, how they address other leaders and the masses,
and even the kind of gestures they use are all evaluated in detail by the media …