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Credibility and backlash

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Recent politics has been characterized by politicians’ harsh anti-immigration appeals and backlash against immigrants. I present a novel explanation for this backlash that hinges on politicians’ ability to make such appeals credible. The starting point is a cheap talk model in which a politician (sender) is aligned with one of two opposed groups ...
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Backlash Against the Backlash

2017
Going forward after the reforms and adjustments of the 1990s, it was a reasonable expectation that humanitarian concerns would feature prominently across all UN sanctions regimes. Yet again, superpower prerogatives asserted themselves over UN sanctions when the attacks of 11 September 2001 threatened hard US national security interests.
Enrico Carisch   +2 more
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Backlash

Columbia Law Review, 1997
Abstract Just as they have constrained reformers who have wanted to build a more generous welfare state, class, state, and race have shaped efforts to roll back what liberals accomplished in the 1930s and 1960s. To date, conservatives have launched three major campaigns to cut public provision: the first was led by President Richard ...
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Backlash

2004
Abstract “The Reagan Revolution,” declared U.S. News & World Report after the Republican nominee’s victory in the 1980 election. As the tall, handsome Californian rode into Washington, he and his supporters aimed to end the pessimism of the late 1970s and bring about a rebirth, sunshine, what Reagan called “Morning in America.” The ...
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The Backlash Against Globalization

Annual Review of Political Science, 2021
Stefanie Walter
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Bifurcation and chaos analysis of a spur gear pair system with fractal gear backlash

Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 2021
Zhenbang Cheng, Yangshou Xiong
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