#Vol11Iss3 - Twitter Hashtag

almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Using distance to a capital city as a proxy, @c_muellercrepon examines the effects of geography on state capacity in Africa. Results show that increased distance to the capital negatively impacts development outcomes. Research note here: https://t.co/J67ULqpgN9

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Using distance to a capital city as a proxy, @c_muellercrepon examines the effects of geography on state capacity in Africa. Results show that increased distance to the capital negatively impacts development outcomes.

Research note here: https://t.co/J67ULqpgN9 https://t.co/LGmO7Vu5oD

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#Vol11Iss3 | @jdbk and @MaxwellBPalmer ask if lack of car access lowers voter turnout? Using data from Michigan, they find that lacking a car has significant negative effects on the propensity of a citizen to vote. Research note here: https://t.co/dU4Iw3vpZe

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | @jdbk and @MaxwellBPalmer ask if lack of car access lowers voter turnout? Using data from Michigan, they find that lacking a car has significant negative effects on the propensity of a citizen to vote.

Research note here: https://t.co/dU4Iw3vpZe https://t.co/X4QF8bfMGn

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#Vol11Iss3 | Leveraging the 2019 Hong Kong protests, @weiwenyin, Weidong Huo, and Danyang Lin demonstrate that the effects of police violence on support for pro-democratic candidates depends on a voter’s socioeconomic standing. Research note here: https://t.co/GVVZE7DgR0

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Leveraging the 2019 Hong Kong protests, @weiwenyin, Weidong Huo, and Danyang Lin demonstrate that the effects of police violence on support for pro-democratic candidates depends on a voter’s socioeconomic standing.

Research note here: https://t.co/GVVZE7DgR0 https://t.co/bK75eUSfNu

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | @clearingkimsy, @haoliuhoward, and @brucedesmarais offer a new methodological approach to capture the dynamic nature of political actors in a given space and to account for interaction between moving actors. Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/or6OqdyjmI

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | @clearingkimsy, @haoliuhoward, and @brucedesmarais offer a new methodological approach to capture the dynamic nature of political actors in a given space and to account for interaction between moving actors.

Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/or6OqdyjmI https://t.co/2eyoaCOilW

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#Vol11Iss3 | Andreas Murr, Richard Traunmüller, and Jeff Gill offer a new approach to getting quantities of interest and their levels of uncertainty using Bayesian simulation and Markov-Chain Monte Carlo tools. Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/3Ha7rCBMfP

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Andreas Murr, Richard Traunmüller, and Jeff Gill offer a new approach to getting quantities of interest and their levels of uncertainty using Bayesian simulation and Markov-Chain Monte Carlo tools.

Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/3Ha7rCBMfP https://t.co/8hGJywhcAT

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Using the case of China as an emerging market, Li Zheng and @lingzhu1980 examine how trade openness affects the preferences of citizens for social policy. Research note here: https://t.co/a2JAgWinXM

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Using the case of China as an emerging market, Li Zheng and @lingzhu1980 examine how trade openness affects the preferences of citizens for social policy.

Research note here: https://t.co/a2JAgWinXM https://t.co/WBy1G6HVaM

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Alexa Bankert, Ryan Powers, and @gsheag use an experiment in the American context to ask how ethnocentrism affects consumer choices? Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/XzS6vjkMq5

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Alexa Bankert, Ryan Powers, and @gsheag use an experiment in the American context to ask how ethnocentrism affects consumer choices?

Research note in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/XzS6vjkMq5 https://t.co/gn7d2Fe3Y7

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | @FetscherVerena asks how the structure of a country’s social insurance program shapes support for redistribution among the wealthy through the use of a laboratory experiment. Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/Zvowt7aCN8

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | @FetscherVerena asks how the structure of a country’s social insurance program shapes support for redistribution among the wealthy through the use of a laboratory experiment.

Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/Zvowt7aCN8 https://t.co/GPVI18jIqE

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | @SivCheruvu uses the case of East Germany to see how education can affect support for new institutions when a country transitions to democracy. Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/5wxdMpaTbM

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | @SivCheruvu uses the case of East Germany to see how education can affect support for new institutions when a country transitions to democracy.

Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/5wxdMpaTbM https://t.co/S0cCR4PaHe

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | @StevenSmallpage, Adam M. Enders, @HDrochon, & @JoeUscinski use a design similar to a list experiment to see if social desirability bias causes surveys to underestimate the number of respondents who have conspiratorial beliefs. Article here: https://t.co/GEt4lH04Y8

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | @StevenSmallpage, Adam M. Enders, @HDrochon, & @JoeUscinski use a design similar to a list experiment to see if social desirability bias causes surveys to underestimate the number of respondents who have conspiratorial beliefs.

Article here: https://t.co/GEt4lH04Y8 https://t.co/JVyZBbFFma

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almost 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Using a survey experiment from the United States during COVID, Kate Baldwin and @isabelaanda examine how different forms of populist rhetoric affect the desire for social protection during a time of crisis. Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/xp7S6PBDed

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Using a survey experiment from the United States during COVID, Kate Baldwin and @isabelaanda examine how different forms of populist rhetoric affect the desire for social protection during a time of crisis.

Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/xp7S6PBDed https://t.co/7HGfd3HJdX

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about 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Matthew C. Wilson, @medzihorsky, @SeraphineMaerz, @p_lindenfors, @acrowinghen, @BoeseVanessa, and @StaffanILindber conduct a quantitative analysis of 383 cases of democratization from 1900 to 2019. Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/tKniZbgeC3

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | Matthew C. Wilson, @medzihorsky, @SeraphineMaerz, @p_lindenfors, @acrowinghen, @BoeseVanessa, and @StaffanILindber conduct a quantitative analysis of 383 cases of democratization from 1900 to 2019.

Article in #OpenAccess: https://t.co/tKniZbgeC3 https://t.co/R0FJFtWVTH

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about 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | What happens when voters know what others know? Kai Ou and Scott A. Tyson use an experiment to show that citizens become less likely to vote when they are made aware of the political knowledge of their co-citizens. Article here: https://t.co/0jYqZG44DB

PSRMJournal's tweet photo. #Vol11Iss3 | What happens when voters know what others know? Kai Ou and Scott A. Tyson use an experiment to show that citizens become less likely to vote when they are made aware of the political knowledge of their co-citizens.

Article here: https://t.co/0jYqZG44DB https://t.co/UcydPE6vht

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about 3 years ago

#Vol11Iss3 | Can a stronger executive increase accountability? @benjaminsnoble uses a two-period signalling model to show that increased executive power increases voter welfare and accountability when compared to weaker executives. Article here: https://t.co/yltjj7YuF4