😐Check out this recent article, “Social and Political Trust in a Low Trust Society,” published in @PolBehavior by Matías Bargsted, Camila Ortiz, Ignacio Cáceres, and Nicolás M. Somma👇

🇬🇧Check out this recently released article, “Effect of group status and conflict on national identity: Evidence from the Brexit referendum in Northern Ireland,” published in @JPR_journal by Miceal Canavan and Oguzhan Turkoglu 👇

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📉 After Jan 6, Trump’s approval dropped 11 points. 🔄 By July 2021, it bounced back to pre-insurrection levels. 🤔 What does that say about accountability for anti-democratic behavior? . Read our @3Streamsblog post about what the research says:

Take a look at this recent article, “The inequality roots of partisan attachment: Evidence from Denmark,” published in @ElectoralStdies by Lasse Aaskoven 👇

Are women more likely to run for certain offices than others? #politicalscience Hear UCR professor @MerollaJenn describe a recently published study on women seeking local office in the US:

(5/5) Read more of this @LAPSjournal article, linked below:

(4/5) But education matters, too: Ecuadorians mistrustful of their government who are better educated monitor government activity more closely and find more reasons to believe that an environmental crisis looms ahead.

(3/5) Verner found that Ecuadorians who trust the government don’t think that the environment is abused or that environmental catastrophe will occur. They also tend to think that the ecological crisis has been exaggerated.

(2/5) In “Political Trust and Ecological Crisis Perceptions in Developing Economies: Evidence from Ecuador,” Verner used two survey datasets collected in Ecuador to examine the connections between political trust and perceptions of environmental crisis.

Can political trust shape how people view ecological crises?📄A recent study from Ecuador by Marija Verner in @LAPSjournal finds that trust in government influences how people perceive environmental risks. 🔗 🧵(1/5)

✨ Who identifies as a “woman of color”?.A recent study in @pgijournal23 finds most Black women & Latinas embrace the WOC identity—and see it as important in their lives. But nativity, age & discrimination shape how strongly it resonates. 🔗

Check out this recent article in @cps_journal: “How Great is the Current Danger to Democracy? Assessing the Risk With Historical Data” by Daniel Treisman:

How has Chinese investment transformed Ghana's rural mining economy? #politicalscience Hear UCR professor @dadakim describe a recently published study on the adoption of Chinese technology in Ghanaian gold mining:

(6/6) Learn more about Lee, Harell, Stephenson, Rubenson, and Loewen’s article, linked below:

(5/6) These effects were even more pronounced among strong partisans and those who wanted the Liberals to win the election. However, the effects were not influenced by how much importance people place on issues of race or their status as a minority.

(4/6) The authors find strong partisan effects in how respondents evaluate politicians who engaged in past racist behavior. Liberals reminded about the Trudeau scandal were more forgiving, while Conservatives were more likely to see such leaders as unfit for office.

(3/6) The authors explore whether partisans are more willing to forgive their own party leaders using an experiment in the 2019 Canadian Election Study (N = 31,559), in which some participants were provided with information about the Trudeau scandal and others were not.

(2/6) During the 2019 Canadian election, a photo surfaced of Justin Trudeau, the Liberal Party leader, wearing brownface at an Arabian-themed gala in 2001. He apologized and admitted to wearing blackface during a high school talent show. How do voters react to such a scandal?.

Are Voters Willing to Forgive a Party Leader for a Racial Scandal? Check out this recent article in @Journal_PoPs by Lee, Harell, Stephenson, Rubenson, and Loewen: 🧵(1/6)

👀 Read this recent article in @cps_journal: “Message or Messenger? Source and Labeling Effects in Authoritarian Response to Protest” by Daniel Arnon, Pearce Edwards, and Handi Li: