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From our FirstView: Coethnics Covote in Africa: Studying Electoral Cleavages with a Covoting Regression Model by CARL MÜLLER-CREPON and NILS-CHRISTIAN BORMANN. https://t.co/OBI9nUSVh0

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From our FirstView: Heterogeneous Treatment Effects and Causal Mechanisms by JIAWEI FU and @tara_slough. https://t.co/4SQFqw1ce4

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From our FirstView: State-Building in the City: An Experiment in Civilian Alternatives to Policing by @cblatts, GUSTAVO DUNCAN, @BigBigBLessing and @SantiagoTobon. https://t.co/XdUQYjpMJj

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From our FirstView: Elite Partisan Disagreement and Military Victory: Evidence from South Korean Battle Experiments by @m0joseph, JOON H. CHUNG and HUI SEONG PARK. https://t.co/FxxtYNJKQ7

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From our FirstView: Do Elites Know Best? Candidate Selection and Policy Implementation in Postindependence Tanzania by @jeremy_bowles. https://t.co/sL82alNRs2

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From our FirstView: The Effects of Exposure to New Electoral Rules: Field Experimental Evidence from Sierra Leone by AVI AHUJA and @GManMac. https://t.co/w7hea3riVS

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From our May Issue: Institutional Forbearance as a Mechanism of Democratic Stability by SEAN INGHAM. https://t.co/odfVveM63y

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From our May Issue: Performative Violence and the Spectacular Debut of the Atomic Bomb by @josh_byun and @carsonaust. https://t.co/jB5v4mf47V

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From our May Issue: Citizenship Renunciation without Emigration by @LiorErez. https://t.co/UxrNQkmL6R

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From our May Issue: Countering Misinformation Early: Evidence from a Classroom-Based Field Experiment in India by PRIYADARSHI AMAR, SUMITRA BADRINATHAN, SIMON CHAUCHARD and FLORIAN SICHART. https://t.co/i6W8Z2lScE

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From our May Issue: Race, Democracy, and Public Support for War by MICHAEL TOMZ and @jessicalpweeks. https://t.co/7yLFQrtSJf

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From our May Issue: Political Symbols and Social Order: Confederate Monuments and Performative Violence in the Post-Reconstruction U.S. South by LEE-OR ANKORI-KARLINSKY https://t.co/4zTDG06Umu

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From our May Issue: Racial Inequality in War by CONNOR HUFF, @notEricMin and ROBERT SCHUB. https://t.co/N5VgTlHRGf

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From our May Issue: Lights, Camera, Inaction? The Effects of Gavel-to-Gavel Floor Coverage on U.S. State Legislatures by JEFFREY LYONS and JOSH M. RYAN. https://t.co/GdimjRfHbb

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From our May Issue: The Path of Law: Legal Uncertainty and Issues of First Impression in the U.S. Courts of Appeals by ANTHONY R. TABONI. https://t.co/k68Mo5D8wn

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From our May Issue: What Happens When You Can’t Check the Box? Categorization Threat and Public Opinion among Middle Eastern and North African Americans by @asdurso. https://t.co/noLU6P34Wq.

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From our May Issue: The Political Transformation of Corporate America, 2001–2022 by @reillysteel. https://t.co/3q1i5c3LsF

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From our May Issue: How Partisan Are U.S. Local Elections? Evidence from 2020 Cast Vote Records by @aleksandracone, SHIGEO HIRANO, @shirokuriwaki
, JEFFREY B. LEWIS, CAN MUTLU and JAMES M. SNYDER Jr. https://t.co/8XZCnFirBw

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From our May Issue: Storm from the Steppes: Warfare and Succession Institutions in Pre-Modern Eurasia, 1000–1799 CE by @Dan_S_Smith. https://t.co/bLqSaBXUJH

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From our May Issue: Hidden Majoritarianism and Women’s Career Progression in Proportional Representation Systems by DANIEL M. SMITH, ALEXANDRA CIRONE, DAWN L. TEELE, GARY W. COX and JON H. FIVA. https://t.co/hENevzynPR