Comparative Political Behavior / Comparative Political Behavior

Elizabeth J. Zechmeister, Vanderbilt University

Ideological and Non-Ideological Dimensions of Party Competition: Evidence from Chile - Pablo Argote, University of Southern California; Nicolas de la Cerda, Tulane University; Giancarlo Visconti, University of Maryland

You Sound Angry: Populist Candidates' Voice Tone as a Heuristic - Matias Catriel Tarillo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Anti-Establishment Appeals and Support for Outsiders in Argentina and Chile - Lautaro Cella, The University of Chicago

Capturing Charisma: An Evaluation of Survey-Based Measures for the Study of Political Behavior - Caitlin Andrews-Lee, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Marko Klasnja, Georgetown University

Using Network Motifs to Detect Support for and Opposition to Populist Narratives at the Sub-sentence Level - Valentina Gonzalez-Rostani, Princeton University; Bree Bang-Jensen, University of Washington; Michael Colaresi, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus

Ernesto F. Calvo, University of Maryland-College Park

Elizabeth J. Zechmeister, Vanderbilt University