Where are people less likely to obey coronavirus restrictions? Republican counties. Keena Lipsitz and Grigore Pop-Eleches - May 12, 2020 That’s especially true in counties with lower education levels
These three governors are reopening their states faster than their voters want Matthew Baum, Katherine Ognyanova, and David Lazer - April 28, 2020 That’s what our polling found in Florida, Georgia and Tennessee
If you’re worried that Russian bots are brainwashing the world, take a deep breath Henry Farrell - February 23, 2020 A new book on cognitive psychology explains that people aren’t nearly as gullible or easily swayed as the media would have you think.
93 percent of Confederate monuments are still standing. Here’s why. Tyler Camarillo, Tyler Johnson, Ray Block, Jr., Kathleen Tipler, Julian J. Wamble, Jared Clemons, Chryl N. Laird, and Andrea Benjamin - December 16, 2019 Local governments are often banned from removing them
If you’re surprised by what’s in the Afghanistan Papers, you haven’t been paying attention Jason Lyall - December 12, 2019 In these five key areas, scholarly research could have helped policymakers and strategists make better decisions
30 years after the Berlin Wall fell, some former Soviet-controlled countries are dismantling democracy. What happened? Pauline Jones and Anna Grzymala-Busse - November 8, 2019 How did Russia, populism and ‘illiberal democracy’ creep back in?
These 3 factors explain why the NBA and other companies struggle to push back against Chinese censorship Margaret Roberts and Jennifer Pan - October 16, 2019 But banning the NBA also poses a risk to Beijing.
After the Saudi oil attack, will the U.S. and Saudis start a war with Iran? Here are 3 things to know. Austin Carson - September 17, 2019 Iran — and Saudi Arabia — might prefer to let responsibility for the attack remain unclear.
Yes, women in political science submit fewer articles for publication than men. This explains why. Dawn Teele - August 27, 2019 Here’s the eighth article in our series on the gender gap in political science.
Why is Trump attacking the Federal Reserve? We answer your questions. Mark Spindel and Sarah Binder - August 27, 2019 And what will the Fed do next?