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Politics and Governance
2013 - 2026
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2026, volume 14
- The Invisible Architects of Public Engagement: Understanding the Different Types of Roles Played by Parliamentary Staff

- Sofia Serra-Silva and Cristina Leston-Bandeira
2025, volume 13
- Exploring Covert Diplomacy in Peace Negotiations

- Sumeyye Kaya Uyar
- Nested, Pooled, or Exclusively National? Contested Sovereignty Models in Debates on the Future of Europe

- Magdalena Góra, Elodie Thevenin and Katarzyna Zielińska
- Colonial and Post‐Colonial War Legitimization and Peace Process Efficacy: The Cases of Angola and Mozambique

- Norman Sempijja and Paula Mora Brito
- Bootleggers, Baptists, and Policymakers: Domestic Discourse Coalitions in EU–Mercosur Negotiations

- Scott Hamilton and Dirk De Bièvre
- Too Far to Reach? Explaining Low Croatian Participation in the European Citizens' Initiative

- Igor Vidačak, Mario Munta and Ana Matan
- When Violence Becomes Visible: The Bundeswehr’s Struggle for Legitimacy in Afghanistan

- Timo Feilen
- Sovereignty Crises and the EU’s Moral Challenge

- Elia R. G. Pusterla and Francesca Pusterla Piccin
- Principled Politicization: When Citizens Debate the EU and its Regime Principles

- Nicolas Arens, Claire Dupuy and Virginie Van Ingelgom
- How European Do Young Slovenians Feel?

- Meta Novak and Damjan Lajh
- It’s Not Just Structural: Political Context and London’s Environmental Networks Twenty‐One Years Later

- Clare Saunders, Sam Nadel and Bob Walley
- A Complex Border: Intractability and the Physical Roots of Discursive Legitimations in Cyprus

- Hilmi Ulas
- Cleavage Referendums: Ideological Decisions and Transformational Political Change

- Theresa Reidy
- EU Data Sovereignty: An Autonomy–Interdependence Governance Gap?

- Helena Carrapico and Benjamin Farrand
- Unequal Participation Among Youth and Immigrants: An Overview

- Arndt Leininger and Sabrina J. Mayer
- Followers First: Rethinking the Legitimacy of Political Leadership

- Femke van Esch and Rudolf Metz
- Adaptive Sovereignty: China’s Evolving Legislative Framework for Transnational Data Governance

- Ruoxin Su and Dechun Zhang
- The EU’s Digital Footprint: Shaping Data Governance in Japan and Singapore

- Danni Zhang
- Data Governance in the Geopolitics of Energy Transition: Comparing Regional Energy Cooperation in ASEAN and the EU

- Kaho Yu, Jinseok Sung and Yunheng Zhou
- Offshore Embeddedness Beyond the Wall: Chinese Cloud Providers in Southeast Asia’s Data Governance Landscape

- Binyi Yang and Mingjiang Li
- Illiberal Politics in Europe: Ideology, Policies, and Impact

- Zsolt Enyedi, Petra Guasti, Dean Schafer and Bálint Mikola
- Status Threat, Campaign Rhetoric, and US Foreign Policy

- Jonathan Schulman
- The Impact of Socio‐Political Cleavages on Constitutional Referendums: The Case of Chile 2022

- Mauricio Morales and Teresa Pérez‐Cosgaya
- No Longer Neutral: The ECB’s Geopoliticization of the International Role of the Euro

- Lukas Spielberger
- Norm Compliance and International Status: National Human Rights Institutions in Domestic and Global Politics

- Luka Glušac
- Unpacking Legal Accountability: The Case of the European Central Bank

- Mark Dawson and Ana Bobić
- Green Monetary Policy Measures and Central Bank Mandates: A Comparative Political Economy Analysis

- Susana Matos Rosa
- The European Central Bank: From a Price Stability Paradigm to a Multidimensional Stability Paradigm

- Lucia Quaglia and Amy Verdun
- The End Justifies the Means? The Impact of the ECB’s Unconventional Monetary Policy on Citizens’ Trust

- Moritz Rehm and Martin Ulrich
- Legitimacy First: Marine Le Pen’s Visual De‐Demonisation Strategies on Instagram

- Donatella Bonansinga
- Oversight, Accountability, or Influence? Understanding the Use of Monetary Dialogues in the European Parliament

- Amie Kreppel and Corinne Tomasi
- Hybrid Governance Structures and Monetary Policy: The Legal and Institutional Position of National Central Banks in the Eurosystem

- Paul Dermine and Menelaos Markakis
- Fonder From Afar: Distance, Leadership, and the Legitimacy of the EU

- Femke van Esch and Sebastiaan Steenman
- No Way Back? ECB’s Forward Guidance and Policy Normalisation

- Jakob de Haan
- Policy‐Maker of Last Resort? Drivers of Discretion at the European Central Bank

- Shawn Donnelly
- Monetary‐Fiscal Interactions and the Problem of Outdated Commitments: Eurozone Crisis Versus Covid‐19

- Sebastian Diessner and Philipp Genschel
- Defining Price Stability: Public Accountability of the European Central Bank’s Goal Independence

- Mattias Vermeiren
- The Irresistible Allure of Charismatic Leaders? Populism, Social Identity, and Polarisation

- Rudolf Metz and Bendegúz Plesz
- Right to a Referendum, or Duty to Deliberate? Rethinking Normative Entitlements to Secession

- Ron Levy
- Making Russia Great Again? Vladimir Putin’s Changing Sources of Legitimacy 2000–2024

- Tina Burrett
- Nepal’s Status‐Seeking Endeavors: Between Normative Convergence and Geopolitical Interests

- Bibek Chand
- Twenty‐First Century Autocrats and Their Followers: A Comparative Inquiry

- Ludger Helms
- Status‐Seeking Through Disaster Relief: India and China’s Response to Turkey–Syria Earthquakes

- Dhanasree Jayaram, Lina Gong and Manaswini Dahagam Srivatsav
- Character, Gender, and Populism: How Female Populist Voters Judge the Character of Political Leaders

- Cristine de Clercy, Gerard Seijts and Ana Ruiz Pardo
- “Bounded States”: How (Extreme) Risk Constrains the Aspiration for Status

- Kennedy Mbeva and Reuben Makomere
- Revisiting ECB’s Technocratic Legitimacy: No Longer Fit‐for‐Purpose?

- Dimitrios Argyroulis and Nikolas Vagdoutis
- China as a “Green Soft Power” and the Belt and Road Initiative: Evidence From Pakistan

- Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska
- Rational Illusions: Everyday Theories of International Status and the Domestic Politics of Boer War

- Paul David Beaumont
- Learning to Lead at the WHO: Thailand’s Global Health Diplomacy at the World Health Assembly

- Joseph Harris and Suriwan Thaiprayoon
- Transformational Party Leaders: Determinants of Leadership Style Assessment in Central and Eastern Europe

- Sergiu Gherghina
- Electoral Turnout of Non‐Citizens Under Voluntary and Compulsory Voting: Evidence From Chile

- Mauricio Morales, Mario Herrera and Teresa Pérez‐Cosgaya
- Decision‐Making Preferences in Times of Crisis

- Réka Várnagy, Anna Novák and Judit Badics
- After the Storm: Comparing the Determinants of Young People’s Protest Behaviour Across South European Contexts

- Martín Portos
- Leader Effects in an Era of Negative Politics: Who Has a Negativity Bias?

- Loes Aaldering, Frederico Ferreira da Silva, Diego Garzia, Katjana Gattermann and Alessandro Nai
- Unequal Turnout Among the Newly Enfranchised: The Role of Political Efficacy

- Susanne Garritzmann, Sigrid Roßteutscher, Arndt Leininger, Birgit Becker, Thorsten Faas, Max P. Jansen and Armin Schäfer
- Constitutional Change and Referendums in Chile and Ireland: Faraway, So Close

- Felipe Paredes, Alberto Coddou Mc Manus and Jane Suiter
- The Ball That Failed to Curve: The 2023 “Populist Polarizing” Referendum in Poland

- Magdalena Musiał-Karg and Fernando Casal Bértoa
- Finding Space in Politics: Perceptions of Representation Among Dutch Citizens With an Immigration Background

- Floris Vermeulen, Nella Geurts, Jaco Dagevos and Niels Spierings
- Depoliticizing Transnational Cleavage‐Related Issues Through Social Media Advertising: The 2022 Danish Defense Referendum Campaign

- Toine Paulissen, Lien Jansen and Steven Van Hecke
- Campaigns, Mobilisation, and Composition Effects in the 2018 Irish Abortion Referendum

- Kevin Cunningham, Eoin O'Malley and Stephen Quinlan
- The Emotional Dimension of the Catalan Independentist Referendum in 2017

- José Manuel Rivera Otero, Erika Jaráiz Gulías and Paloma Castro Martínez
- The Influence of Age on Citizens’ Preferences for Age‐Related Descriptive Representation

- Kira Renée Kurz, L. Constantin Wurthmann and Martin Gross
- Political Participation of Young Immigrants: Do National Identification and Discrimination Moderate the Relationship?

- Philipp Hoffmann and Verena Benoit
- Game Changers: National Referendums and the Politicization of Europe

- Swen Hutter
- Liberal Democracy From Oxymoron to Celebrated Concept: British and French Discourses of 1968–2001

- Hugo Bonin
- Addressing Migrant Inequality in Youth Political Engagement: The Role of Parental Influences

- Simona Guglielmi and Nicola Maggini
- Longer‐Term Effects of Voting at Age 16: Higher Turnout Among Young People in Scotland

- Jan Eichhorn and Christine Huebner
- Beyond Gender: Exploring the Intersectional Dynamics in Political Interest Among Youth

- Gema García-Albacete, Lidia Núñez, David Sánchez, Simone Abendschön and Philipp Kleer
- Uneven Pathways to Local Power: The Political Incorporation of Immigrants’ Descendants

- Robin Stünzi, Rosita Fibbi and Gianni D'Amato
- Voices in the Margins: Exploring the Link Between Discrimination and Adolescents’ Political Involvement

- Philipp Kleer, Simone Abendschön, Gema García-Albacete, Lidia Núñez and David Sánchez
- Muslims’ Vote Choice: Exclusion and Group Voting in Europe

- Odelia Oshri and Reut Itzkovitch-Malka
- Virtues in Political Practice: Insights From an Interview Study With Swedish Parliamentarians

- Joel Martinsson
- Populist Rhetoric and Hate Speech: Analyzing Xenophobic Narratives in Vox’s 2023 Election Campaign

- Marta Pérez‐Escolar, Noemí Morejón‐Llamas and Purificación Alcaide‐Pulido
- Understanding the Electoral Participation Gap: A Study of Racialized Minorities in Canada

- Baowen Liang and Allison Harell
- Forecasting Referendums: A Structural Model Predicting Adoption and Support in Irish Plebiscites 1968–2024

- Stephen Quinlan, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Matt Qvortrup
- Turkey Under Erdoğan: Investigating the Relationship Between Populism and Governance Quality Since 2013

- Alireza Samiee Esfahani and Hossein Masoudnia
- Security and Liberty in Post‐9/11 US Counterterrorism: A Comparative Analysis of Presidential Rhetoric

- Teodora Tea Ristevska and Iztok Prezelj
- On the Brink of Populism: Credible Leaders and Unreliable Politicians

- Paweł Kuczyński
- Democratic Leadership Revisited

- Michael K. MacKenzie
- Far‐Right Illiberalism in the European Parliament

- Larissa Böckmann, Sarah L. de Lange, Nathalie Brack and Matthijs Rooduijn
- Legitimizing Illiberalism: The Construction of Civilizational Identity by the Justice and Development Party in Türkiye

- Melek Aylin Özoflu and Giray Gerim
- When Illiberals Govern: Educational and Cultural Policies in Hungary and Poland

- Péter Radó and Bálint Mikola
- Mobilizing Rural Support: Targeted Government Spending and Democratic Backsliding in Hungary

- Krisztina Szabó and Adam Reiff
- Alternatives to Liberal Democracies and Their Consolidation in Central and Eastern Europe

- Radoslaw Markowski and Michał Kotnarowski
- Weaponizing Culture: The Role of Illiberal Cultural Policy in Slovenia’s Democratic Backsliding

- Kristina Čufar and Hana Hawlina
- Polarization and Democracy in Central Europe

- Petra Guasti and Aleš Michal
- Opposition to Government and Back: How Illiberal Parties Shape Immigration Discourse and Party Competition

- Franziska Wagner, Dean Schafer and Mehmet Yavuz
- The European Parliament: On the Politics of Naming

- Kari Palonen
- Social and Discursive Capital as Illiberal Enabler: A Tale of Two Far‐Right Fictions in France

- Périne Schir and Marlène Laruelle
- Confessional Illiberalism in Europe

- Lotem Halevy and Lenka Buštíková
- Illiberal Social Policy in Europe: When Policy Implementation Meets Welfare Ideas

- Dorottya Szikra and Lauritz Autischer
- The Centrality of Voting in Democracy: The Plebiscitarian Origins of the Idea

- Greg Yudin
- Politicisation and Democracy: The Consequences of Contingency

- Claudia Wiesner
- Ancient Demagoguery and Contemporary Populism: Conceptual Analogies and Differences in Historical Perspective

- Giuseppe Ballacci
- Conceptual Space for Illiberal Democracy

- Ruzha Smilova
- After Post‐Truth: Revisiting the Lippmann–Dewey Debate

- Andreas Aagaard Nøhr, Filipe dos Reis and Benjamin Herborth
- At the Conceptual Crossroads of Politics and Technology: An Exploration Into EU Digital Policy

- Anna Björk, Atte Ojanen, Johannes Anttila and Johannes Mikkonen
- How Terror Attacks Shape Political Agendas on Multiculturalism in France

- Elena Cossu and Caterina Froio
- Politicians, Electoral Integrity, and Electoral Management Bodies: A Cross‐National Study on Satisfaction With Democracy

- Valere Gaspard
- Hijacking Democracy: Proposals on the Future of the European Union in Czechia, Hungary, and Slovakia (2015–2022)

- Max Steuer
- The Conspiracist Theory of Power

- Mert Can Bayar and Scott Radnitz
- Undermining Liberal Democracy? Cross‐Level Opposition in Madrid Regional President's Speeches During the Pandemic Crisis

- Taru Haapala and Andreu Teruel
- Transparency Against Democracy: The Sweden Democrats, Radical‐Right Populism, and Political Trust

- Stéphane Paquin
- Maastricht Overcome: An Evolving Disconnect Between the ECB’s Power and Independence

- Anna-Lena Högenauer and Joana Mendes
- The ECB’s Evolving Mandate and High Independence: An Undemocratic Mix

- Anna-Lena Högenauer and Joana Mendes
- “Strongmen” Don't Redistribute: Illiberal Leaders on the Right and Worsening Economic Inequality

- Dean Schafer, Seraphine F. Maerz, Carsten Q. Schneider and Alexandra Krasnokutskaya
- Trust in Political Leaders as Trustworthiness

- Susan Dieleman
- The “Hottest Ever January” in Germany: Farmers’ Protests and the Discourse on Agriculture and Food Production

- Melanie Nagel, Anna Gall and Jale Tosun
- Reporting EU Politics in News Venues: An Issue of Democratic Deficit?

- Muriel Cathérine Wenzel
- Editorial: Novel Perspectives on Status in Global Politics

- Ali Bilgic, Miriam Prys‐Hansen and Clemens Hoffmann
- Rebuilding Countries in a War and Post‐War Context: Reconstruction Models and Their Impacts

- Jehad Yousif Alayasa and Juraj Nemec
- How Trickle‐Down Democracy Won the Debate, and Why It Didn’t Have To

- Jan Pieter Beetz, Gilles Pittoors and Wouter Wolfs
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2020, volume 8
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2015, volume 3
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On this page- 2026, volume 14
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- 2025, volume 13
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Other years 2024, volume 12
2023, volume 11
2022, volume 10
2021, volume 9
2020, volume 8
2019, volume 7
2018, volume 6
2017, volume 5
2016, volume 4
2015, volume 3
2014, volume 2
2013, volume 1
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