Comparative Politics

An international journal presenting scholarly articles devoted to the comparative analysis of political institutions and processes.

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📖 Comparative Politics is published quarterly in October, January, April, and July.

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Comparative Politics is published quarterly in October, January, April, and July.

For access to our latest issue, subscribe to the journal here: https://t.co/nq2CGQfKfj

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Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu said he had ordered the military to prepare for a full lockdown of the West Bank, beginning later today.

@peterjpkrause & @EhudEiran analyze the Israeli settlement movement in the West Bank from 1967-present.

Read: https://t.co/geabKAepOJ

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Former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland recently argued that no president has been more beneficial for China than Donald Trump.

@liu_sibo, Shouzhi Xia, & Dong Zhang explore the historical roots of Trumpism in the Chinese diaspora.

Read: https://t.co/jKWPDWbBxE

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Labor unions and other campaign groups have increasingly joined the recent student demonstrations in France.

Mark I. Vail, Sara Watson, & Daniel Driscoll analyze in their past article the changing patterns of worker protest and mobilization in France.

📖 https://t.co/1DITlggfoU

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In our latest issue, @_emilyrains uses original household survey data from over 200 Indian informal settlements, with social network data from a subset, to argue that hyper-local neighborhood context conditions politically relevant outcomes.

📖 Read: https://t.co/6IOZolqzp8

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✍️ Interested in making a submission to the journal?

Check out our guide on how to submit research articles, research notes, and review articles.

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ICYMI | Fast Track Article

Sometimes militaries defect during protests against democratically elected leaders. Why?

Kara Kingman Neu argues in her recent article that executive self-coups are an important factor.

📖 Read: https://t.co/77BtZCVqxq

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‼️ Open Access Article ‼️

Be sure to check out our open access article by Adam Almqvist where he demonstrates that institutional hybridity often arises from institutional contradictions.

📖 Read: https://t.co/Qu3zlJKBAg

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October Issue | Vol. 59 No. 1

Check out the latest issue featuring: @aydeegeegee, Milli Lake, Irene Morlino, Matthew Martin, @pvkastner, @SantiagoBasabeS, @_emilyrains, Mari Aburamoto, @m_torikai_1979, and @kevinweiluo

📖 Read: https://t.co/d7Zn25qlz6

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ICYMI | Latest Fast Track Article

Don S. Lee & @casalbertoa examine the impact of party system institutionalization (PSI) on the survival and quality of democracy in Asia, finding that PSI has a nuanced, curvilinear relationship with both.

Read: https://t.co/mUJ898edPr

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@AnriaSantiago @jessicaajrich "Activists, Parties, and the Expansion of Trans Rights in Bolivia" by Calla Hummel and @vximenavg

https://t.co/OLyRPkVAIG

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✍️ Are you teaching a course or researching issues around social movements?

Check out our latest resource compilation, with links in the thread below to our articles on the subject. 👇️

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"Social Movements and Policy Entrenchment" by @AnriaSantiago, Candelaria Garay, and @jessicaajrich

https://t.co/Cgv0TO3tNs

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ICYMI | Latest Fast Track Article

Sometimes militaries defect during protests against democratically elected leaders. Why?

Kara Kingma Neu argues in her recent article that executive self-coups are an important factor.

📖 Read: https://t.co/77BtZCVqxq

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📣 New Fast Track Article

Don S. Lee & @casalbertoa examine the impact of party system institutionalization (PSI) on the survival and quality of democracy in Asia, finding that PSI has a nuanced, curvilinear relationship with both.

Read: https://t.co/mUJ898edPr

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ICYMI | Vol. 59 No. 1

Check out the latest issue featuring: @aydeegeegee, Milli Lake, Irene Morlino, Matthew Martin, @pvkastner, @SantiagoBasabeS, @_emilyrains, Mari Aburamoto, @m_torikai_1979, and @kevinweiluo

📖 Read: https://t.co/d7Zn25qlz6

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@Neiloughlin @sashadevo @liu_sibo @emreceyhun1 Loyalty Signaling, Bureaucratic Compliance, and Variation in State Repression in Authoritarian Regimes by Jingyuan Qian and Steve Bai

https://t.co/AUPs0RSC6Z

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✍️ Are you teaching a course or researching issues around authoritarianism?

Check out our new resource compilation, with links in the thread below to our articles on the subject. 👇️

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@Neiloughlin @sashadevo @liu_sibo @emreceyhun1 Why Populist Authoritarians Rarely Turn into Repressive Dictators by Kurt Weyland

https://t.co/EAzpDcJmlI