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2025, volume 74, articles 1

Great transitions in Donaumoos land reclamation (Bavaria, Germany) since the late 18th century – a palaeohydrological and historical perspective pp. 105-124: Christoph Zielhofer, Marie Kaniecki, Anne Köhler, Vera Seeburg, Arnela Rollo, Laura Bergmann, Stefanie Berg, Barbara Stammel, Rita Gudermann, William J. Fletcher, Ulrike Werban, Anja Linstädter and Natascha Mehler

2025, volume 71, articles 4

Does Online Fundraising Increase Charitable Giving? A Nationwide Field Experiment on Facebook pp. 3216-3231: Maja Adena and Anselm Hager

2025, volume 71, articles 2

Improving the public's willingness to purchase near-expired food to reduce food waste: The case of milk products in China pp. 86-98: Shujun Cheng, Xuanhao Shi, Yanjun Ren and Minjuan Zhao

2025, volume 69, articles 3

Firm Heterogeneity and Asymmetric Liberalization Drive Differential Utilization of FTAs among Firms in Production Networks No sqaf038, 16 pages: Antonio Postigo

2025, volume 67, articles 2

Land property rights and investment incentives in movable farm assets: Evidence from post-Soviet Central Asia pp. 396-425: Zafar Kurbanov, Nodir Djanibekov and Thomas Herzfeld

2025, volume 66, articles 3

Uzbekistan’s cotton clusters in the context of the industrial policy debate pp. 354-383: Jakhongir Babadjanov and Martin Petrick

2025, volume 64, articles 4

Does political violence undermine descriptive representation? The case of women in politics pp. 2106-2121: Jeyhun Alizade, Fabio Ellger, Marius Grünewald and Thomas Tichelbaecker

2025, volume 64, articles 3

Where do parties interact? Issue engagement in press releases and tweets pp. 1068-1094: Christoph Ivanusch

2025, volume 64

Location matters! Geospatial dynamics of MP responses to Covid‐19 protests in multilevel systems pp. 513-524: Lennart Schürmann, Jan Schwalbach and Noam Himmelrath
Let's talk populist? A survey experiment on effects of (non‐) populist discourse on vote choice pp. 719-743: Rebecca C. Kittel

2025, volume 63, articles 2

Organizational homophily of family firms: The case of family corporate venture capital pp. 719-756: Michelle Theisen, Andrew Isaak and Eva Lutz

2025, volume 63, articles 1

Migrant returnees as (anti‐)migration messengers? A case of street‐level representative bureaucracy in Senegal No e13382, 15 pages: Katerina Glyniadaki, Nora Ratzmann and Julia Stier

2025, volume 63

School-to-work transition in Chile and Uruguay from the education-occupation linkage perspective No 100654, 15 pages: Agustina Marques Hill and Heike Solga
Parental support and diversity in sibling personality No 100658, 31 pages: William Foley, Lea Katharina Kröger and Jonas Radl

2025, volume 62, articles 9

Urban mobilities in Mumbai: Towards worker-centric platformisation beyond ‘urban solutionism’ pp. 1750-1770: Tobias Kuttler

2025, volume 62, articles 4

How critical junctures shape secessionist movement cohesion: Strategies, framing processes, and interorganizational relations before and after the 2017 referendum in Catalonia pp. 961-975: Hans Jonas Gunzelmann

2025, volume 62, articles 2

How Long Will You Be a Widow? Determinants, Trends, and Income Gradient in Widowhood Duration pp. 467-488: Julie Tréguier, Carole Bonnet and Didier Blanchet

2025, volume 60, articles 4

Simply Speaking? Language Complexity among (Non-)Populist Actors in Parliamentary Debates pp. 1336-1366: Rebecca C. Kittel

2025, volume 60, articles 3

Measuring the Stability of (Agricultural) Trade Flows in Unstable Times pp. 182-190: Thomas Glauben and Tinoush Jamali Jaghdani

2025, volume 60, articles 1

Family Support and Migration in Nigeria pp. 127-145: Daniel Tuki

2025, volume 60

Movement parties in Europe: a comparative assessment pp. 1-16: Endre Borbáth and Fred Paxton
Party system transformation from below: protests by Jobbik and LMP pp. 17-37: Endre Borbáth and Pál Susánszky

2025, volume 59, articles 1

Using archetypal analysis to derive a typology of knowledge networks in European bioclusters No 2430354, 17 pages: Milad Abbasiharofteh and Frans Hermans

2025, volume 58, articles 9

Who Wants to be Legible? Digitalization and Intergroup Inequality in Kenya pp. 1803-1853: Lisa Garbe, Nina McMurry, Alexandra Scacco and Kelly Zhang
A Loyal Base: Support for Authoritarian Regimes in Times of Crisis pp. 1854-1889: Anja Neundorf, Aykut Ozturk, Ksenia Northmore-Ball, Katerina Tertytchnaya and Johannes Gerschewski

2025, volume 57, articles 5

Earn More Tomorrow: Overconfidence, Income Expectations, and Consumer Indebtedness pp. 1071-1102: Antonia Grohmann, Lukas Menkhoff, Christoph Merkle and Renke Schmacker

2025, volume 55, articles e19

Studying Multi-Level Systems with Cross-Level Data: Introducing Three Integrated Datasets , 15 pages: Leonce Röth, Daniel Saldivia Gonzatti, Lea Kaftan and André Kaiser

2025, volume 55

How Mainstream Politicians Erode Norms No e105, 10 pages: Vicente Valentim, Elias Dinas and Daniel Ziblatt
The Gendered Persistence of Authoritarian Indoctrination No e124, 11 pages: Nourhan A. Elsayed, Hanno Hilbig, Sascha Riaz and Daniel Ziblatt
Green Party Entry and Conservative Backlash: Evidence from Germany No e128, 22 pages: Tom Arend, Fabio Ellger and António Valentim