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In Photos: Old Greenwich's Binney Park Hosts Vigil for Immigrants

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A peaceful community vigil was held in Binney Park in Old Greenwich Sunday evening to demonstrate support for the local immigrant community.See the Story

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[Opinion] Unpacking the role of in-group bias in US public opinion on human rights violations

The forthcoming article “Unpacking the role of in-group bias in US public opinion on human rights violations” by Rebecca Cordell is summarized by the author below. Americans are more likely to oppose human rights abuses perpetrated by a political out-group. Simply changing the perpetrator’s political party—from an in-group to an out-group—can determine whether individuals oppose their government’s human rights violations. To understand what shap…Read Article

Editorial Principles at AJPS

From: Dan Reiter and Adam Berinsky, editors-in-chief General Statement of Principles AJPS has for decades been recognized as one of the top two or three journals in all of political science. The central goal of the new editorial team is to maintain and, if possible, further strengthen this reputation. AJPS endeavors to publish the most significant research in political science. The significance of a submitted manuscript is generally determined…Science · United States Read Article

Complementarity in alliances: How strategic compatibility and hierarchy promote efficient cooperation in international security

The forthcoming article “Complementarity in alliances: How strategic compatibility and hierarchy promote efficient cooperation in international security” by J. Andrés Gannon is summarized by the author below. How can defense alliances effectively harness the benefits of collective action when faced with significant coordination challenges and the risks of opportunism? This study investigates the conditions under which states can overcome these i…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

Brook no compromise: How to negotiate a united front

The forthcoming article “Brook no compromise: How to negotiate a united front” by Elaine Yao is summarized by the author below. Coordination is a central challenge in politics. To pass legislative agendas, maintain authoritarian control, or respond to financial crises, political parties, ruling elites, and international organizations must first overcome internal disagreements over the correct path to take. However, the process by which organizat…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Strategic litigation as a challenge for deliberative democracy

The forthcoming article “Strategic litigation as a challenge for deliberative democracy” by Svenja Ahlhaus is summarized by the author below. Strategic litigation is a growing public concern, but remains understudied in democratic theory. In strategic litigation, collectives go to court with a political agenda that goes beyond their specific case. Especially climate litigation and religious-conservative litigation are at the center of public att…Münster, Germany · Münster Read Article

Global competition, local unions, and political representation: Disentangling mechanisms

The forthcoming article “Global competition, local unions, and political representation: Disentangling mechanisms” by Michael Becher and Daniel Stegmueller is summarized by the author(s) below. How does democracy function in the face of increased globalization? Our article examines the response of elected policymakers in the United States to the steep rise in import competition from China after 1990. It provides evidence that this economic shock…United States · United States Read Article

Speaking their language?: Multilingualism in party communication across democracies

The forthcoming article “Speaking their language?: Multilingualism in party communication across democracies” by Taishi Muraoka, Dahjin Kim, Christopher Lucas, Jacob Montgomery, and Margit Tavits is summarized by the author(s) below. Our study examines how political parties navigate linguistic diversity in modern democracies. Naturally, multilingual political communication only emerges in settings where multiple languages are spoken. However, we…Taiwan · Taiwan Read Article

How the State Discourages Vigilantism—Evidence From a Field Experiment in South Africa

The forthcoming article “How the State Discourages Vigilantism—Evidence From a Field Experiment in South Africa” by Anna M. Wilke is summarized by the author below. Throughout the developing world citizens often hesitate to bring crimes to the attention of the state. In many contexts, victims of crime instead turn to their community – family, friends, and neighbors – who brutally punish criminal suspects. Mob vigilantism of this kind results in …South Africa · South Africa Read Article

Tracing the “true liberalism”: F. A. Hayek as a reader of Tocqueville

The forthcoming article “Tracing the “true liberalism”: F. A. Hayek as a reader of Tocqueville” by Gianna Englert is summarized by the author below. Today’s headlines warn of a global “crisis of li…Read Article

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Top American Journal of Political Science News

In Photos: Old Greenwich's Binney Park Hosts Vigil for Immigrants

[Opinion] Unpacking the role of in-group bias in US public opinion on human rights violations

Editorial Principles at AJPS

Complementarity in alliances: How strategic compatibility and hierarchy promote efficient cooperation in international security

Brook no compromise: How to negotiate a united front

Strategic litigation as a challenge for deliberative democracy

Global competition, local unions, and political representation: Disentangling mechanisms

Speaking their language?: Multilingualism in party communication across democracies

How the State Discourages Vigilantism—Evidence From a Field Experiment in South Africa

Tracing the “true liberalism”: F. A. Hayek as a reader of Tocqueville

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