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Political Behavior and Public Opinion

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Protest Voting in Latin American Democracies

By Mollie J. Cohen
Subjects: Latin American Studies, Political Science, Political Behavior and Public Opinion, Governance
Series: Emerging Democracies

How citizens casting an invalid vote still contribute to democracy

Democracy's Meanings

How the Public Understands Democracy and Why It Matters

By Nicholas T. Davis, Kirby Goidel, and Keith Gaddie
Subjects: Political Science, Governance, Political Behavior and Public Opinion

How do the people who make up American democracy view and judge its process?

Fragile but Resilient?

Turkish Electoral Dynamics, 2002-2015

By Ali Carkoglu & Ersin Kalaycioglu
Subjects: Political Science, Governance, Comparative Politics, Political Behavior and Public Opinion

Globalism has sharpened the urban/rural divide in 21st century Turkish elections

Citizenship in the American Republic

By Brian L. Fife
Subjects: Political Science, American Politics, Political Behavior and Public Opinion, Governance

Creating a more perfect union, one citizen at a time

The Politics of Herding Cats

When Congressional Leaders Fail

By John Lovett
Subjects: Political Science, American Politics, Governance, Political Behavior and Public Opinion
Series: Legislative Politics and Policy Making

Congressional leaders compete with the media for control over public policy

The Three Ages of Government

From the Person, to the Group, to the World

By Jos C.N. Raadschelders
Subjects: Political Science, Governance, Public Policy, Political Behavior and Public Opinion

Subjects into citizens—understanding the role of government in democracies

Normalizing Corruption

Failures of Accountability in Ukraine

By Erik S. Herron
Subjects: Political Science, Governance, Political Behavior and Public Opinion
Series: Emerging Democracies

Accountability and corruption in Ukraine

Partnering with Extremists

Coalitions between Mainstream and Far-Right Parties in Western Europe

By Kimberly A Twist
Subjects: Political Science, Political Behavior and Public Opinion, Governance

Why mainstream right-wing parties choose partnerships with extremists

Dividing the Rulers

How Majority Cycling Saves Democracy

By Yuhui Li
Subjects: Political Science, Political Behavior and Public Opinion, Governance

The process of “cycling” divides majority coalitions and preserves democracy by preventing the “tyranny of the majority.”

The Regional Roots of Russia's Political Regime

By William M. Reisinger & Bryon J Moraski
Subjects: Political Science, Political Behavior and Public Opinion, Public Policy, Governance

Insightful analysis of how regional politics shaped the executive branch’s ability to retain power and govern under Yeltsin and Putin

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