We are proud to present the final issue led by the editorial team at Brunel University London. Over the past six years, we have published 24 issues and processed more than 1,300 submissions – a journey of collaboration and growth.
A, our Editor in Charge, Professor Justin Fisher, highlighted “After six years, our term as editors of Political Studies Review concludes today. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed working on the journal. Our editorial team worked together superbly, and I learnt a great deal from the submissions.”
Learn more about our legacy and reflections in the Editorial Note.
EDITORS NOTE
OBITUARY
ARTICLES
- Patterns of Party Positioning in Referendums in Switzerland – Eike-Christian Hornig, 2024
- Presidential Activism and Success in Foreign and Defence Policy: A Study of Portugal’s Premier-Presidential Regime – Octavio Amorim Neto, André Anselmo, 2024
- Social Choice and Citizen Participation: Bringing Democratic Theory to Public Administration – Rod Dacombe, Marta Wojciechowska, 2024
- Routine Presidential Activism by Going Public under Semi-Presidential and Parliamentary Regimes – Mažvydas Jastramskis, Lukas Pukelis, 2024
- Voting for the Future: Electoral Institutions and the Time Horizons of Democracy – Sarah Birch, 2024
- The Multiverse of Taiwan’s Future: Reconsidering the Independence–Unification (Tondu) Attitudes – Fang-Yu Chen, Austin Horng-En Wang, Charles KS Wu, Yao-Yuan Yeh, 2024
- What’s Wrong With Extreme Wealth? – David V Axelsen, Lasse Nielsen, 2024
- Children, Voting, and the Meaning of Universal Suffrage – Harry Pearse, 2024
- Take the Streets or Take the Parliament? Political Participation Choices of Radical Left Individuals – Svenja Krauss, Sarah Wagner, 2024
- Economic Insecurity and the Rise of Anti-Immigrant Sentiments: The Role of Labor Market Risks and Welfare Deservingness Perception – Jaewook Lee, 2024
- Climate Justice and Political Feasibility – Malte Frøslee Ibsen, 2024
- From Representative to Represented Mini-Publics: How Mini-Publics’ Outputs are Shaped by Representation – Nino Junius, 2024
- COVID-19 and Political Trust in Local Governments: Evidence From Nepal – Charlotte Fiedler, Hugo Marcos-Marne, Karina Mross, 2024
- Factions and the Redistributive Effects of Reform in Japan – Matthew M Carlson, Masaki Nakabayashi, 2024
- Religion, Perceived Unfairness, and Political Protest: Empirical Evidence From East Asian Countries – Wen-Chun Chang, 2024
- Who Runs in the End? New Evidence on the Effects of Gender, Ethnicity and Intersectionality on Candidate Selection – Marc Debus, Noam Himmelrath, 2024From Objectivist Bias to Positivist Bias: A Constructivist Critique of the Attitudes Approach to Populism – Seongcheol Kim, Aurelien Mondon, 2024
THE NULL HYPOTHESIS
- Part of the Job? The Effect of Exposure to the Online Intimidation of Politicians on Political Ambition – Jade Vrielink, Daphne Joanna van der Pas, 2024
- More Electoral Competition Without More Voter Participation: Quasi-Experimental Test of a Term Limit Reform in Ecuador – Karel Kouba, 2024
