Elections in many democracies have come under attack “from within”, with political elites
challenging the integrity of the electoral process and calling its outcomes into question. Such …

Extant research shows that belief in conspiracy theories and conspiratorial thinking are
negatively related to citizens' perceptions about the fairness and integrity of elections …

This study is the first to examine US news coverage of voter ID laws. Voter ID requirements
are central to ongoing political debates about voting procedures. Despite rare cases of voter …

Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of representative democracy. In recent years,
however, elections in many advanced democracies have increasingly come under attack by …

In the debate between carbon taxes and cap-and-trade as a policy response to curbing
greenhouse gas emissions, which market-based policy tool tends to garner the most …

Can academic research on election fraud undermine public confidence in elections? As
election results become instantaneously accessible all over the world, academic research …

Which factors cause citizens to think that an election was determined by fraud? Fraud beliefs
have been shown to be more common among supporters of losing candidates. In the current …

Losing the right to vote is one of many collateral consequences of a criminal conviction in
the United States. US disenfranchisement laws exclude millions of citizens from participating …

Military domestic violence (MDV) is an issue in the United States. The purpose of this
generic qualitative study was to explore how the mainstream media and published …

This thesis analyses the discourse surrounding voter identification (ID) requirements in the
United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK), focusing on how this controversial voting …