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Choosing the crook: A conjoint experiment on voting for corrupt politicians

Research & Politics, 2019
The coexistence of harsh disapproval of corruption and the limited electoral consequences of malfeasant behavior remains a conundrum in social sciences.
Sofia Breitenstein
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Institutional partisanship

Slovak Journal of Political Sciences, 2016
Abstract The balance of power between the legislative and executive branches of government in the United States has held firm despite the evolution of each branch. Moreover, as the primacy of one branch succumbed to the dominance of the other there remained a constant variable.
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Designing and Explaining a Model for the Formation of Cronyism in the Organization [PDF]

فرایند مدیریت و توسعه, 2023
Purpose: This research was conducted with the goal of identifying the causes and roots of Cronyism in governmental organizations of Lorestan Province.
Masood Sepahvand, Mohamad Hakkak, Reza Sepahvand, Amirhooshang Nazarpouri   +3 more
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Peeking Behind the Arches: An Examination of Diplomats’ Party Affiliations and Candidacies in Brazil [PDF]

Contexto Internacional
This article explores the intricate dynamics between Brazilian diplomats and political parties within the realm of foreign policy. Our central research problem is to uncover how the interplay of the party system’s structure, the attributes and ideologies
Vinicius Silva Santos
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Direct and Indirect Effects of Emotions towards Party Leaders on Voting: Evidence from the 2018 Andalusian Regional Election

Social Sciences, 2023
Party leaders are increasingly relevant to voters’ choices in parliamentary systems. However, most studies addressing the electoral impact of leaders have largely ignored voters’ emotional responses to party leaders.
Ángel Cazorla Martín, Carmen Ortega, Juan Montabes   +2 more
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Presidential negative partisanship

Political Science Research and Methods
Presidents are often viewed as national policy leaders. Yet, they increasingly use negative rhetoric to attack the opposition rather than forge legislative compromise, contrary to theories of going public. Why?
Benjamin S. Noble
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The Paradox of Partisanship [PDF]

On Education. Journal for Research and Debate, 2018
On Education.
Levinson, Meira, Reid, Ellis
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Addressing racial disparities in COVID-19 compliance: A community-driven approach using the theory of planned behavior [PDF]

Advances in Medicine, Psychology, and Public Health
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted significant racial and ethnic disparities in health outcomes and access to care. This study aims to explore the factors influencing public health compliance across different racial groups in the ...
Florent Nkouaga
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Ambiguous partisanships [PDF]

Balkanologie, 2002
The development of Western sympathies for various national causes in the Balkans during the nineteenth century constitutes an important aspect of the over-all discourse of “Balkanology”. By comparing the rhetorical and ideological content of such discourses of partisanship, this article seeks to illuminate the relationship between the development of ...
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Electoral costs of political retaliation: bipartisan rejection of attacks on corporate speech

Business and Politics
Overt political retribution, typically considered outside the bounds of American democracy, has recently risen to the surface of American political discourse.
Evan S. Myers, Anna M. Wander, Mary C. McGrath   +2 more
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