Issue 2/2022: ethics, power, the boundaries of political science, gendered elections, gendered budgets and more

The whole issue 2/2022 can be found here.

CONTENTS

Experiments with Politicians: Ethics, Power, and the Boundaries of Political Science

ARTICLES

STATE OF ART – REVIEW ARTICLE

Early Results

THE NULL HYPOTHESIS

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Issue 1/2022: pluralism, academia, political participation and more

The whole issue 1/2022 can be found here.

CONTENTS

Pluralism and Political Studies in the UK

State of the Art – Review Articles

ARTICLES

Early Results

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Issue 3/2021: the electoral connection, free speech and Academia and more

The whole issue 1/2021 can be found here.

CONTENTS

SPECIAL ISSUE
The Electoral Connection Revisited: Personal Vote-Seeking Efforts in the Era of Political Personalization

SYMPOSIUM
FREE SPEECH AND ACADEMIC PUBLISHING

ARTICLES

State of the Art

The Null Hypothesis

Early Results

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Issue 2/2021: democratic deliberation, COVID-19 and more

The whole issue 1/2021 can be found here.

CONTENTS

Symposium: Democratic Deliberation and Under-Represented Groups

ARTICLES

SPECIAL SECTION: COVID-19: Pandemics, Global Politics and Societal Challenges

State of the Art

Early Results

The Null Hypothesis

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Did the digital divide get worse?

Did the digital divide get worse? The global coronavirus pandemic has revealed how dangerously dependent we have become on Internet access.

Read a recent post by Ryan Shandler published in The Monkey Cage blog (The Washington Post).

The publication is based on a PSR article, that can be found under this link.