Radical-right behavior is increasing across Western democracies, often very quickly.
Previous research has shown, however, that political attitudes and preferences do not …

What do citizens do in response to threats to democracy? This book examines the mass
politics of civic obligation in the US, UK, and Germany. Exploring threats like foreign …

Politicians and media frequently invoke immigration threats to shape public opinion. But how
do outgroup threat frames affect norms of citizenship, including behavior, liberal value …

After hundreds of field experiments assessing their effectiveness, voter mobilization tactics
are often considered “settled science.” In this research note, we posit that this assumption is …

Biodiversity conservation requires individual and collective civic actions that impact broader
systems and structures. Though research shows individual conservation-related behaviors …

People behave in accordance with social norms when they feel observed or when they
know their behaviour is monitored or could be disclosed. Get-Out-The-Vote experiments …

Drawing on the two-wave 2020 American National Election Studies (ANES) survey, this
study revisits partisan types by categorizing individuals' party identification and positions on …

Media coverage of affective polarization—partisans disliking and distrusting out-partisans
while liking and trusting in-partisans—is abundant, both creating and reflecting a belief …

This study sought to explore crowdsourced monitoring of local government elections and the
challenges hindering citizen participation in monitoring processes through digital tools …

Although factors leading to selfless acts, such as charitable donations, have been a central
concern in political sciences, voluntary donations are among the most atypical and less well …