Why do human rights organizations choose to shame some states over others for human rights abuses? Read this new study published in @socprobsjournal by @AU_SIS Postdoctoral Fellow @armanazedi to find out👇 https://t.co/nh6h1b6eez
Senator Chris Van Hollen (D) spoke at an anti-Trump rally in DC today.
Immediately after his speech protesters heckled him with chants of “do something” and “shut down the senate.”
I was at the USAID rally today in DC, and frustration with Democratic lawmakers was palpable.
Several times Democratic speakers were interrupted by chants of “shut down the senate” “do your job” “what’s the plan?”
Analysis of our #data (2002-19) was conducted for research recently published by International Sociology (@SageJournals ).
Arman Azedi (@UCIrvine 🇺🇸) assessed the link between respondents’ economic insecurity and willingness to participate in protests.
https://t.co/BCLa43WJML
"Horseshoe theory" suggests that right-wing and left-wing radicals share many beliefs.
The article finds no evidence for this. Instead, supporters of left and right radical parties were found to disagree sharply on virtually all issues.
https://t.co/sWS9YJEaZ4
In a new research paper, I find that supporters of the radical right in Europe are much more likely to endorse installing an authoritarian political system in their country compared to supporters of center-right, center-left, and radical left parties.
https://t.co/sWS9YJEaZ4
Genocides can happen with gas chambers. Or machetes. Or they can be carried out with 2,000lb bombs and aid blockades. Genocides rarely look the same. But they're all designed to arrive at the same endpoint: the elimination of a people.
My latest on Gaza:
https://t.co/FCaBCvANcx
For the third time in a row, the polls were off.
Here's how far off each states' presidential polls were in 2016, 2020, and 2024. An industry in crisis to say the least...
Excited to announce a new publication in International Sociology (@IS_sociology).
Using survey data from 33 European countries, I find that the intensity of shared economic grievances in society is an important predictor of protest participation.
https://t.co/wKzIjsWfFp
Contrary to conventional wisdom, I also find that when economic difficulties are widespread in society, it is *wealthier* individuals that tend to protest more, not the most aggrieved people.
@MazMHussain Israel seems to want regional war, Iran retaliating would’ve likely begun that war. Deterrence is not an option against an enemy that wants war
People are hungry and just desperate for food @UNRWA convoy in #Gaza City this week.
40% of the population at risk of famine.
More regular supplies needed - require safe and sustainable #humanitarain access everywhere including to the North of Gaza
How do people in the US identify on the left-right spectrum?
In 1995, Democrats mostly identified as centrists. In 2017, far more gravitated to the left.
Republicans have always identified as right-wing, but now more are identifying as far-right.
There has been a sudden, sharp increase in young women identifying as liberal since 2018.
Youth (18-29) political identification since 1984:
(source: GSS)