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Polity’s April cover #NowOut features artwork by Brian Delozier. The image depicts a figure with rainbow hair, a wide-brim hat, and a vibrant patterned dress gazing toward a glowing skyline. You can read the April issue here: www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/pol/2026...
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Blue Moon | Polity: Vol 58, No 1

Our January issue highlights feminist theory's return, 3 excellent research articles, our Racial Capitalism Symposium series, & an “Ask a Political Scientist” interview w/ Anne Norton. @uchicagopress.bsky.social
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Polity | Vol 58, No 1

Our January issue cover #NowOut features artist Peggy Watson’s “Worm Moon, March.” The image depicts a radiant full moon rising into the night sky, as earth worms wriggle below in the soil. You can read the January issue here:
www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/pol/58/1
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It’s the Economy: The Effect of Economic Policy Appeals on Latino Independents - Political Behavior Studies of minority voters have long considered the role of both ethnic identities and economic interests. However, research on Latino voters emphasizes ethnic identity and the related issue of immigr...

What moves Latino independents? New evidence shows economic policy appeals drive the most positive reactions. Economic messages resonate across party lines, while immigration cues polarize more than they persuade.
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How to Distinguish Motivated Reasoning from Bayesian Updating - Political Behavior Can we use the way that people respond to information as evidence that partisan bias or directional motives influence political beliefs? It depends. Using one natural formalization of motivated reason...

How do we tell motivated reasoning from Bayesian updating? Little shows that standard designs can’t distinguish them—unless people sometimes reject unwelcome information, which changes the picture.
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🚨New working paper: Compositional Effects, Internal Migration and Electoral Outcomes

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Our Oct issue cover #NowOut features artist Kelly Popoff’s “Shame.” Part of her "Americana" series, for Popoff, shame is less about cowering regret than an invitation to do differently next time. See it: www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/pol/2025... #Polisky #PoliSciResearch
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As professors, mentoring students is a big perk of our careers. An even greater perk is when we get to work with diligent students who are equally invested in the mentorship. Alyssa Archer is an impressive researcher with a bright future ahead of her #PoliticalScience #polisciresearch @scholars.org

The YouTube Apparatus Cambridge Core - Politics: General Interest - The YouTube Apparatus

Check out Kevin Munger's 'The YouTube Apparatus', just out as Open Access with @CUP_PoliSci Elements in Politics and Communication! #polisciresearch www.cambridge.org/core/element...

🚨New paper: The Impact of Private Hosting on the Integration of Ukrainian Refugees 🚨

w/ Mathis Herpell, Niklas Harder, Alexandra Orlova, Dominik Hangartner, Jens Hainmueller

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Our article with @defnegunay3 is now out at @BritJPIR.  We find that perceived threat from climate change to one's self has stronger effects on climate change concern than perceived threat to the planet and humans around the world.
  
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We are grateful for two fantastic reviewers and the editor for feedback in the midst of all these... #polisciresearch #SocSciResearch #polcom @PSfindings @VandyPoliSci

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