British Journal of Political Science

1971 - 2026

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Volume 56, month January, 2026

Elections Without Constraints? The Appeal of Electoral Autocracy Across the World pp. e1

Anja Neundorf, Sirianne Dahlum, Kristian Vrede Skaaning Frederiksen and Aykut Öztürk

How Bad Can It Get? Polarization and the Public Interest When It Matters pp. e10

Mark A. Kayser and Kasia Nalewajko

Adolescent Exposure to Economic Inequality and Belief in the ‘American Dream’ on Entering Adulthood pp. e11

Stephanie L. DeMora and Benjamin J. Newman

Immigrant Narratives Promote Inclusionary Attitudes Towards Immigration in a Middle-Income Country pp. e12

Antonella Bandiera, Mateo Vásquez-Cortés, Stephanie Zonszein and Abraham Aldama

The Politics of Using AI in Policy Implementation: Evidence from a Field Experiment pp. e13

Yotam Margalit and Shir Raviv

How Violations of Electoral Integrity Undermine Partisan Attachments pp. e14

Laurits F. Aarslew

The British Academy Brian Barry Prize Essay: Civil Disobedience and State Anxiety pp. e15

Chong-Ming Lim

Muting the Liars: A Democratic Response to Disinformation pp. e16

Yi-Hsuan Huang

Fighting the Future: Short-Term Investors and Business Opposition to Climate Policy pp. e18

Jared J. Finnegan and Jonas Meckling

Firm Influence in International Organizations: The Case of OECD Tax Evasion Regulations pp. e19

Margaret A. T. Kenney

The Hidden Cost of Tax Regressivity at the Top pp. e2

David Hope, Julian Limberg and Lukas Haffert

The Evolution of Firm Lobbying in American Politics: Testing Theories of Lobby Activity and Centrality (1999–2018) pp. e21

Marcel Hanegraaff, Ellis Aizenberg and Diliara Valeeva

The Missing Link: Technological Change, Dual VET, and Social Policy Preferences pp. e22

Matthias Haslberger, Patrick Emmenegger and Niccolo Durazzi

Silenced Voices: How Violence Marginalizes Women and Immigrant Politicians in Policy Debates pp. e23

Sandra Håkansson and Cecilia Josefsson

Standard Language, Propaganda, and Government Satisfaction under Authoritarianism pp. e24

Jieun Kim

Global Markets and Local Representation pp. e26

Timm Betz, Paul Binder and Jonas Geus

Elite Misperceptions in Foreign Policy pp. e27

Joshua D. Kertzer, Joshua Busby, Jonathan Monten, Jordan Tama and Craig Kafura

Changing the Scope of Conflict? Voter Registration and George Floyd’s Murder pp. e28

Hans J. G. Hassell and John Holbein

Foreign Policy Failures and Global Attitudes Towards Great Powers: Evidence from the US Withdrawal from Afghanistan pp. e3

Rachel Myrick and William Marble

Against Strong Emissions Sufficientarianism pp. e30

Blake Francis

Skills, Spatial Polarization, and the Politics of the Knowledge Economy: Introducing the Regional Human Capital Database pp. e31

Jane Gingrich, Daniel McArthur and Mihnea Cuibus

The First Wave of Globalization and Electoral Populism in the United States pp. e32

Ze Han and Helen V. Milner

Uncovering Mutual Understanding on Immigration with Open-Ended Survey Questions pp. e33

Soran Hajo Dahl

National Attachment, Past In-Group Perpetratorhood, and Out-Group Attitudes pp. e34

Laia Balcells, Elias Dinas and Ethan vanderWilden

Love Blinds? Winners, In-Party Favoritism, and Support for Violations of Democratic Norms pp. e35

Yu-Shiuan Huang

Partisan (In)Tolerance and Affective Polarization pp. e36

James Tilley, Teresa Bejan and Sara B. Hobolt

Who Do Parties Speak To? Introducing the PSoGA: A New Comprehensive Database of Parties’ Social Group Appeals pp. e37

Alona O. Dolinsky, Lena Maria Huber and Will Horne

Governance Values in Social and Political Belief Systems pp. e38

Anthony Michael Bertelli, Silvia Cannas and Marika Danielle Csapo

When Legislators Do Not Differentiate: A Field Experiment on British MPs’ Responses to Constituent Policy Queries pp. e39

Daniel Bischof, Vanessa Cheng-Matsuno, Gidon Cohen, Sarah Cohen, Florian Foos, Patrick M Kuhn, Kyriaki Nanou, Neil Visalvanich and Nick Vivyan

Legislator or Representative? Politicians’ Tasks According to Voters pp. e4

Helene Helboe Pedersen

Thinly Veiled: The Use of Femonationalist Speech in European Parliaments pp. e40

Jorge M. Fernandes, Bonnie M. Meguid and Ana Catalano Weeks

Democratic Satisfaction and the Public Sphere pp. e41

Agustín Goenaga

The Equality Positions and Policies of Governments, 1970–2020: How Egalitarian Parties Evoke Equality While Evading Real Redistribution pp. e42

Alexander Horn and Leo Ahrens

Disproportionality in Geographic Representation pp. e43

Orit Kedar, Yair Amitai and Gilad Hurvitz

Education for Mobilization: The Effects of Knowledge about Labor History on Union Support pp. e44

Roxanne Rahnama and Jonne Kamphorst

Can Authoritarian Electoral Propaganda Compete with the Opposition? Experimental Evidence from Russia pp. e45

Michael Rochlitz, Koen Schoors and Nikita Zakharov

Calculation and Conscience: Motivations for the Substantive Representation of Ethnic Minorities pp. e46

Stephanie Zonszein, Apurav Bhatiya, William Dinneen and Guy Grossman

Policy as a Bargaining Outcome: Coalition Leverage and Pledge Fulfillment pp. e47

Mark A. Kayser, Jochen Rehmert and Petra Schleiter

The Audience of Coalition Bargaining: Voter Reactions to Portfolio Allocation pp. e48

Ida B. Hjermitslev and Mathias Wessel Tromborg

Reshaping Belonging: National Identity Change in Post-Referendum Britain pp. e49

Jac M. Larner, James David Griffiths and Daniel Wincott

Left-Wing Governments and Far-Right Success pp. e5

Albert Falcó-Gimeno, Ignacio Jurado and Markus Wagner

Selection, Stability, and Shock: Political Attitudes of Chinese Students at Home and Abroad pp. e50

Yingjie Fan, Jennifer Pan and Yiqing Xu

Religious Cross-Pressures and Electoral Decision Making pp. e51

Yara Sleiman

Ideas at Work: Educated Colleagues Shape Political Attitudes pp. e52

Hilma Lindskog

Policlim: A Dataset of Climate Change Discourse in the Political Manifestos of Forty-Five Countries from 1990 to 2022 – CORRIGENDUM pp. e53

Mary Sanford, Silvia Pianta, Nicolas Schmid and Giorgio Musto

The Legacy of Mexico’s Drug War on Youth Political Attitudes pp. e54

Omar García-Ponce and Isabel Laterzo-Tingley

When, Where, and Why Might Elected Political Elites Reach for Democratic Innovations? pp. e55

Şule Yaylacı, Mark Warren and Edana Beauvais

Critical Ties: How NGOs Become Reliable Information Suppliers to International Organizations pp. e56

Florencia Montal, Gino Pauselli and María-José Urzúa

The Threshold Effect: Preference Falsification Versus Weak Preferences in Russian War Support pp. e57

Isabelle DeSisto, Grigore Pop-Eleches and Jacob R. Tucker

Gender Bias in Legislative Oversight: Do Parliamentarians Control Women Ministers More Tightly than Men Ministers? pp. e6

Corinna Kroeber, Lena Stephan, Sarah C. Dingler and Camila Montero

Three Is a Crowd: Information and Electoral Coordination in Argentina pp. e7

Adrián Lucardi, Agustín Vallejo and Germán Feierherd

Descriptive or Partisan Representation? Examining Trade-Offs for Asian Americans pp. e8

John J. Cho, Mia Costa and Yusaku Horiuchi

The Unequal Challenge of Learning from Under-Informative News pp. e9

Andrew Trexler