Comparative Political Behavior / Comparative Political: Behavior

More Bullets, More Doves? The Impact of Violence on Political Behavior: Evidence from Colombia - Santiago Lopez Alvarez, Rice University; Jonathan Homola, Rice University

Why do Poor Vote for Right-Wing Parties?: Nationalist rhetoric and the rise of the BJP in India - Dishil Shrimankar, University of Nottingham; Pranav Gupta, University of California, Berkeley

Does Ethnic Violence Deter Minorities from Entering Politics? Natural experimental evidence from Hindu-Muslim riots in India - Tanushree Goyal, Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Sam van Noort, University of Cambridge

Explaining the variation in citizens’ attitudes on sovereignty and identity. Specifically, do the distinct ethno-territorial discourses of parties shape popular constructions of these closely connected concepts? - Reinhard C. Heinisch, University of Salzburg, Austria; Annika Werner, Australian National University; Marco Foelsch, University of Salzburg

Losing on the home front? Evidence from the Afghanistan war - Oliver W. Vanden Eynde, Paris School of Economics, CNRS

Omar Garcia Ponce, George Washington University

Rachel Harmon, Emory University