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Threat‐Inducing Violent Events Exacerbate Social Desirability Bias in Survey ResponsesBy: Shane P Singh, Jaroslav TirAbstract:��A key challenge in survey research is social desirability bias: respondents feel pressured to report acceptable

International third parties and the implementation of comprehensive peace agreements after civil warBy: Johannes Karreth, Jason Quinn, Madhav Joshi, Jaroslav TirAbstract:��Comprehensive peace agreements (CPAs) are the most impactful negotiated

Climate change equity and extreme vulnerabilityBy: Steve VanderheidenAbstract:��Climate justice scholars have called for equity to serve as a guiding ideal in international responses to climate change, typically noting that the countries and

Mitigation duties of poor and vulnerable countriesBy: Steve VanderheidenAbstract:��Following the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, national responsibilities to contribute toward climate change mitigation have been guided by that treaty’

Evaluating Whether a Learning by Doing Initiative Meets DEI GoalsBy: Sarah SokheyAbstract:��How can we best evaluate if a learning by doing initiative is accomplishing its goals including its priorities in advancing diversity, equity, and

Learning Together: Experimental Evidence on Promoting Connections in Remote ClassesBy: Michelle E Benedum, Sarah E Brown, Tyler Garrett, Sarah Wilson SokheyAbstract:��How can instructors best foster connections among students when learning is

Cracking the Nest Egg: Comparing Pension Politics in Post-Communist Russia and Hungary–ERRATUMBy: Daria Prisiazhniuk, Sarah Wilson SokheyAbstract:��In addition, the authors wish to make the following amendment to their acknowledgements: We would

The full armor of god: The mobilization of Christian nationalism in American politicsBy: Paul A Djupe, Andrew R Lewis, Anand E SokheyAbstract:��Academic research on Christian nationalism has revealed a considerable amount about the scope of its

Federal Slavery Legislation and Voting in US Gubernatorial Elections, 1840—1860By: Alexander Jensen, Madeline Mader, Srinivas C Parinandi, Anand Sokhey, Michael ByrdAbstract:��The demise of the Whig Party in the 1850s has long been a subject of

Measuring Media FreedomBy: Christopher Barrie, Neil Ketchley, Alexandra Siegel, Mosaab BagdouriAbstract:��The ability of news media to criticize government is a core pillar of media freedom and is often taken as evidence of meaningful