Survey research is in a state of crisis. People have become less willing to respond to polls
and recent misses in critical elections have undermined the field's credibility. Pollsters have …

Many studies have shown that political efficacy, interest in politics, and political knowledge
are strongly related to political participation. In most analyses, these variables are described …

Gender differences in political knowledge are a well-known empirical finding in public
opinion research. Scholars working in this area have proposed various explanations for this …

The association between education and voter turnout is well-established in almost a century
of research. The causal status of this correlation, however, is still subject to debate. Results …

Introduction Increasing knowledge of obstetric danger signs (ODS) and encouraging birth
preparedness and complication readiness (BPCR) practices are strategies to increase …

Prior research has consistently identified education as an important correlate of political
knowledge, which, many argue, reflects an underlying causal relationship. However, recent …

In this article, we examine the nature of the relationship between educational attainment and
ideology. Some scholars have argued that the effect of education on political variables like …

As climate change and its impact on the physical environment become increasingly evident,
its relationship with human development outcomes is becoming a key area of research …

A core part of political research is to identify how political preferences are shaped. The
nature of these questions is such that robust causal identification is often difficult to achieve …

The boom in wealth inequality seen in recent decades has generated a steep rise in
scholarly interest in both the drivers and the consequences of the wealth gap. In political …