Tag: Politics
Party aid and party research rest on different assumptions
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Article examining the gap between international party support practitioners and comparative researchers, identifying differing conceptualizations of party function as a barrier to convergence.
BRICS discourse challenges Western climate governance narratives
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in LawComparative legal discourse analysis of BRICS countries’ positions on state climate obligations, examining how epistemological contestation challenges Western dominance in global climate governance.
Uncertainty mistranslation can weaken sociotechnical resilience
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Explores how governments mistranslate epistemological uncertainties into technical problems, undermining resilience governance. Examines nuclear safety and pandemic surveillance failures through.
Survey wording may shape Black women’s reported emotions and political participation
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Survey methodology influences emotion reporting among Black women in political participation, revealing gaps in intersectional theories of affect and electoral engagement.
Politics should be rigorous, problem-driven, and cross-disciplinary
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Explore how a PPE graduate developed a rigorous political science methodology emphasizing temporal and spatial analysis over behavioural paradigms, bridging humanities and social sciences through.
Political orientation shapes responses to gender-inclusive pronouns
Political orientation moderates effectiveness of gender-inclusive pronouns in facilitating mental representation of nonbinary individuals across four studies with 2,847 participants.
Mainstream vegan discourse may reinforce human exceptionalism
Examine how mainstream vegan advocacy’s focus on sentient animal welfare reinforces anthropocentrism. Explore post-anthropocentric frameworks for transformative multispecies ethics beyond zoocentrism.
Matatu access conflicts with Nairobi Expressway infrastructure
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Study examines tensions between Nairobi’s matatu informal transport and Chinese-backed Expressway, revealing how foreign infrastructure reshapes mobility and excludes indigenous systems.
Swiss parties join referendum campaigns for policy and image reasons
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Strategic analysis of political party participation in referendum campaigns, examining public attention, issue salience, and initiator status across 33 Swiss referendums using regression analysis.
Black So Man’s songs critique Burkina Faso’s postcolonial state
Explore how Burkinabé artist Black So Man uses human constellations and affective language in his music to critique postcolonial state dysfunction and neocolonial exploitation in Burkina Faso.
