Comparative Political Behavior / Comparative Political Behavior

Thomas Samuel Robinson, Durham University

The Effect of Ideological Distance on Voting Behaviour in Parliament under Different Economic Conditions: A Comparison between Portugal and Spain - Anna Maria Palau Roque, University of Barcelona; Elisabetta De Giorgi, University of Trieste; João Cancela; Luz Muñoz, University of Barcelona

Fighting Words: Does Elite Negativity Matter for Mass Affective Polarization? - Timea Balogh, University of California-Davis

Examining Partisan and Ethnic Division in Legislative Speeches in Kenya: Using Computer-Based Content Analysis - Hye-Sung Kim, Winthrop University; Eun Kyung Kim, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

A Burden or a Blessing? The Effect of Institutional Allies on the Responsiveness of Political Parties Toward Protests - Jóhanna Ýr Bjarnadóttir, Humboldt University of Berlin

Thomas Samuel Robinson, Durham University

Lucas Nunez, George Mason University