Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Mathieu H. Desan, University of Colorado-Boulder

From Identity to Cleavage: Parties and the Transformation of European Territorial Identification - Martin Lukk, University of Toronto

Revolutionary Populism: Inclusion and Exclusion in Iran from 1977 to 1981 - Mahdi Feyz Karimlou, University of Iowa

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Henry Fletcher, Brown University

Neoliberal Reforms, the Decline of Local Organizations, and the GOP's Rise in Rural America - Henry Fletcher, Brown University

The Dark Canon: Cultural Supply and Political Deployment in the American New Right - Jesse Callahan Bryant, Yale University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Gen-Z uprising and legitimation crisis of political actors in Nepal - Krishna Prasad Pandey, Purbanchal University

Lived Experience as Political Knowledge: How Young Adults without College Degrees Interpret Social Issues - Sydney Sauer, Harvard University; Hannah Castner, Harvard University

An Institutional Source of Gender Backlash?: Policy Grievance and Gender Asymmetry among Young Koreans - Chae Yoon Chang, University of Edinburgh

Structural Grievances and Digital Mobilization: The 2025 Gen Z Uprising in Nepal - Jhakendra Gharti Magar, Tribhuvan University, Patan Multiple Campus, Department of Sociology; Urika Thapa, Central Department of Linguistics, Tribhuvan University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Xin He, Duke University

Aligning with the Party: Variation of Party Influence on Chinese Universities through Annual Information Disclosure Reports - Yuchen Guo, UC San Diego; Boxuan Yu, University of California, San Diego

Beyond Choice: How Points System Structure the Educational Inequality of Migrant families in Shanghai - Xin He, Duke University

The Symbolic Boundaries of Censorship: Classes of Support for Book Removals in the United States - Emily Rose Johnson, Stanford University

Unlikely Alliances: Academic Discourse and the Politics of Admissions Testing - Hart Robert Hornor-Jones, University of California-San Diego

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Have the US Partisans Become More Predictable? A Machine Learning Approach - Inseong Jung, Korea University; Eun Kyong Shin, Korea University

Network Heterogeneity in European Multiparty Contexts: Direct and Secondary Associations with Ideology-based Affective Evaluations - Gaetano Scaduto, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Tom Nijs, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Willem De Koster, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Fedra Negri, University of Milan Bicocca

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Fighting Wind Farms - Charlotte Pierce Scott, University of Pennsylvania

Racial Threat Reconsidered: Latino In-Migration, Economic Threat, and Climate Policy Attitudes Among Ideologically Flexible Voters - Heather Harper, New Mexico State University; Mackenzie Brooklyn Dybvik, New Mexico State University; Thomas Anthony Frost, New Mexico State University; Daniel Auerbach, University of Wyoming; Hayden Mackenzie, University of Wyoming; Arielle d'Arge, University of Wyoming

Wired to fail? The effect of climate change narratives on pro-environment attitudes and behavior - Filip Olsson, European University Institute

Re-visiting the Tragedy of the Commons: Environmental Governance in the Era of Autocracy Ascent - Barbara Wejnert, University at Buffalo

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Kylee A. Montgomery, The Ohio State University

Hedging Democracy: Organizational Position and Activist Strategy under Democratic Backsliding in Indonesia - Rahardhika Utama; Muhammad Fajar, Independent Researcher

Legislating Institutional Control: State Power and University Governance in an Era of Democratic Backsliding - Kylee A. Montgomery, The Ohio State University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Civic Capacity: A Configurational Typology of Civil Society Organizations and Engagement Dilemmas - Sumrin Kalia, Freie Universität Berlin; Gregory Jackson, King's College London

International Organizations, Political Settlements, and Welfare Reform in the Contemporary Global South - Ian Wallace, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Who Leads When Civil Society Organizations Meet?: Gender and Leadership Practice Across Organizational Types - Claire Woodward, Indiana University; Matthew G. Baggetta, Indiana University; Brad R. Fulton, Indiana University; Ashlea Raemer, Indiana University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Margaret M Palmer, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

AI-Powered Digital Narrative Engineering in Electoral Politics and Gendered Mob Violence in Bangladesh - Saifa Tazrin, University of Georgia

From Confrontation to Symbiosis: The Evolution of China’s Content Moderation and the State-Platform Dynamic (1994–2025) - Keyu Zhang, City University of Hong Kong; Fen Jennifer Lin, City University of Hong Kong

Parallel Politics: Chinese Diaspora on YouTube and the 2024 U.S. Election - Yinxian Zhang, CUNY-Queens College; Yongjun Zhang, Stony Brook University

Pride versus Prejudice: LGBTQ+ Representation and Unequal Censorship in Young Adult Literature - Margaret M Palmer, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Video Politics – and U.S. Voters’ Attraction to CEOs Running for President - Brian Hoeft, CUNY-Baruch College

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

"They're making up their own rules": Nonprofit disability advocates confront a hostile policy environment - Matthew Borus, Binghamton University; Katie Savin, California State University Sacramento; Callie Freitag, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Yuval Feinstein, University of Haifa

An Autoethnographic Study of Repression: Exploring Collective Acts of Self-Censorship - Aishwarya Ahmed, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Symbolic Redemption: How Nationalist Signaling Repairs Celebrity Image in China - Lingxiao Chen, Emory University

The Actresses’ Struggle for the Normal in the Islamic Republic of Iran - Hanieh Lashkarbolouki, Louisiana State University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Nicole San Juan, University of Massachusetts-Boston

Four Waves of Citizenship Scholarship: A Critical Appraisal - Seyma Özdemir, University of California, Santa Barbara

How Pierre Bourdieu Might Analyze Trumpism - David L. Swartz, Boston University

The Public Career of Political Polarization: From Academic Concept to Actionable Crisis - Nicole San Juan, University of Massachusetts-Boston

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Gyuho Shin, Stony Brook University

From Words to Tools: How Bias Frames Shape Gender-Justice Governance in U.S. Federal AI Policy - Sepideh Yadegar, University of Kansas

Nostalgia, Faith, and Fiction: Evangelical Women’s Cultural Production of Christian Nationalism - Brian Wilson Haggard, Cornell University

Reconcile the Irreconcilable: Making Gendered Citizenship in Domestic Violence Narratives in China - Zhifan Luo, McMaster University; Muyang Li, York University

Sorting on Gender Inequality: The Alignment of Gender Inequality Attitudes and Party Identification - Gyuho Shin, Stony Brook University

White before Woman, Race before Gender? A Systematic Review of Christian Nationalism Research - Darci Kathleen Schmidgall, University of Oklahoma; Abrielle Alexander, University of Oklahoma; Ethan Boston, University of Oklahoma; Samuel L. Perry, University of Oklahoma; Michaela Youngblood, University of Oklahoma

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Coalitions as frames: organizational support across partisan lines - Fabian D. Maldonado, University of Notre Dame

How Do Patriots Stand Out?: A Comparative Analysis of the Group Affiliation from 2021 LegCo Elections. - Paul Lam, Griffith University

Politicized Cognition: Partisan Identity as the Primary Driver of Public Attitudes Toward Nuclear Energy in Taiwan - Chun-Yin Lee, National Chengchi University

What Counts the Far-rights: Histories, Politics, and Their Variations - Zitian Sun, McGill University; Alessandro Giuseppe Drago, University of Notre Dame

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Deisy Del Real, University of Southern California

All aboard?: Managing consensus and commitment in the moral economy of public transportation - Rachel Y. Kim, Harvard University

Participatory Burden: How Democratic Institutions Shape Populism - Meaghan Stiman, William & Mary

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Candidate affirmation statements and "CV" lies: The impact on voter support - Patrick McHugh, Brown University; Samuel Peretz, Brown University; Thomas Barton, Brown University

Changes in The Association with Authoritarian Attitudes and Birth Cohorts: The Case of Japan - Naoki Sudo, Hitotsubashi University

Hardcore and single, patterns of dividing political tendencies and singlehood. - Jasper Darin, Stockholm University

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Sadie M. Dempsey, University at Buffalo

From Incineration to Insurrection: Cognitive Openings in Times of Crisis - Maria Said, University of Pittsburgh

Let Them Eat Labor: The resurgence of child labor deregulation - Paul McGovern, University of Wisconsin-Madison

‘The Lesser Evil’- Neutralizing Democratic Violations in a Hybrid Regime - Sumrin Kalia, Freie Universität Berlin

The Mirage of Democracy: How the Political Process Nurtures Disillusionment and Distrust - Sadie M. Dempsey, University at Buffalo

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

MAGA as a Status Movement: Identity, Grievance, and the Social Movement Dynamics of Status Politics - biko koenig, Franklin and Marshall College

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University

Fear Endurance: Temporal Organization and the Governance of Fear - Satomi Yamamoto, Seinan Gakuin University

Governing Market Common Sense: Affect and Time among China’s Laid-Off Workers - Zhehang Zhang, University of California-Berkeley

Not All Participation Is Equal: Asymmetry in Political, Religious, and Civic Engagement - Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University; Kyle Rose, Florida State University; Levi Mitzen, Florida State University; Yuki Proulx Maynor, Florida State University

When the Leader Fails: Charismatic Leadership as Interpreted by the Far Right - Anthony Vincent Albanese, Georgia Southern University - East Georgia

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University