The Trump administration is investigating campus antisemitism Brent E. Sasley - March 20, 2025 What do Jewish students think about the administration’s claims that this is a widespread and virulent problem?
The coming age of zombie internationalism Julia Gray - March 10, 2025 Treaties and institutions remain, but countries act as if they don’t.
How July 4th reduces partisan animosity – at least for a moment John Sides - July 4, 2024 Research shows the effect of emphasizing a shared American identity.
Since 2018, Republicans have lost confidence in U.S. institutions Jonathan Ladd, Sean Kates, and Joshua Tucker - December 29, 2022 And Amazon is no longer one of America’s most beloved institutions, our research finds.
Why Americans don’t fight back when states make it harder to vote Ziv Carmon, Wendy Wood, Geoff Tomaino, and Asaf Mazar - November 6, 2022 Our research finds that few Americans realize that logistical barriers — fewer ballot drop boxes, shorter poll hours and the like — actually do stop people from voting
How can the U.S. help prevent more political violence? Sophia Pink, Robb Willer, and Joseph Mernyk - November 1, 2022 Our research found two strategies that may help restore general social disapproval of attacks such as the one against Nancy Pelosi’s husband
‘Naked ballots’ are back — and they’re a danger to democracy Marc Meredith, Katie Steele, and Daniel J. Hopkins - October 18, 2022 In 2020, tens of thousands of Pennsylvania voters were disenfranchised over this tricky mail-in ballot requirement. It may happen again in 2022.
Is the FBI impartial? Over half of Republicans say ‘no.’ Jan Zilinsky, Sean Kates, Jonathan Ladd, and Joshua Tucker - September 14, 2022 Allegations of political biases in law enforcement can hurt democracy
Americans agree with their state and local officials on climate action Sabrina B. Arias and Joshua Schwartz - July 26, 2022 Although Congress seems unable to act, enough states, cities and counties are mobilizing to make a dent in U.S. carbon emissions
The prospects for a negotiated peace in Ukraine are bleak Hein Goemans, Sarah E. Croco, Michael Joseph, Alex Weisiger, Thomas M. Dolan, and Page Fortna - March 23, 2022 Here are three big hurdles to a lasting peace settlement.