The drivers of public support for international organizations (IOs) are multifaceted and
contested. Focusing on the US, we argue that citizens weigh elite cues about the financial …

While many scholars expect people's ideological orientations to drive their beliefs regarding
the legitimacy of international organizations (IOs), research has found surprisingly limited …

This paper presents the first theoretical and large-scale empirical account of the visibility of
major global international organizations (IOs) in news media around the world. It focuses on …

How does cross-national empathy influence public attitudes toward international
cooperation? Few studies have considered whether the capacity to see the world from the …

Many international agreements, from routine trade deals to high-stakes nuclear agreements,
are negotiated in secret. However, we have a limited understanding of how secrecy in a …

Why is trade with some countries more popular than with others? Linking the literature on
regime type and trade cooperation with the literature on trade attitudes, the authors argue …

Whether countries and their publics are responsive to the international legal commitments
they make is the source of long‐standing academic debate. Russia's February 2022 …

This article examines attitudes towards international trade in the United Kingdom. Using
evidence from two cross-sectional surveys (July 2019 and June 2022), our research allows …

What effect does the institutional design of international organizations (IOs) have on their
domestic support? In this article, we focus on interactions between citizens' social identity …

Existing work on the effect of international organizations'(IOs) approval of the use of force on
public support for it tends to focus on the established great powers in the Global North and …