Political Research Quarterly

Who gets the credit (or the blame) when military operations succeed or fail?
In a new PRQ #OnlineFirst article, Sou Shinomoto examines how citizens evaluate their trust in the military and the civilian political leaders who control it.
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Why do members of Congress skip votes? A new study in Political Research Quarterly by Jason Byers and Laine Shay finds that the answer might be less about November and more about the primary.
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How does the way we pay attention shape our ability to participate in democracy? Drawing on the work of William James & Erving Goffman, Severson argues that attention plays an important role in shaping how people understand the world and act collectively
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Check out the new study by Ilia Nadporozhski that explains why dictators wait until after an election to fire their allies.
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New research in PRQ examines how candidate gender & ideology shape electoral outcomes in US congressional elections
”Candidate Gender and District Ideological Alignment in U.S. Congressional Elections, 2002–2020“ By Jordan Kujala & Danielle Joesten Martin
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