International institutions are increasingly being challenged by domestic opposition and
nationalist political forces. Yet, levels of politicization differ significantly across countries …

Social media has arguably shifted political agenda-setting power away from mainstream
media onto politicians. Current US President Trump's reliance on Twitter is unprecedented …

How do actors react to the politicisation of trade policy? This special issue aims to tackle this
question, considering a broad set of actors including members of parliament, political …

Can exposure to celebrities from stigmatized groups reduce prejudice? To address this
question, we study the case of Mohamed Salah, a visibly Muslim, elite soccer player. Using …

This article focuses on the role of the British tabloid press (BTP), and specifically the
eurosceptic press, as a 'supply‐side'influence on the 2016 EU referendum. First, we focus …

Did the election of Donald Trump affect the popularity of the European Union (EU) in
Europe? Theoretically, both a positive rally effect (due to a perceived external threat) and a …

Can exposure to celebrities from a stigmatized group reduce prejudice toward that group
writ large? We estimate the causal effect of Mohammed Salah—a visibly Muslim soccer …

Members of ethnic and racial minorities across North America and Europe continue to face
discrimination, for instance, when applying for jobs or seeking housing. Such unequal …

Rising support for the radical right has become a hallmark of the current political landscape.
A lot of attention has been devoted to the reasons influencing individual voting decisions …

This article challenges the common assumption that the partisan identification of
bureaucratic elites is fixed over time. Building on principal-agent and organization theory …