Latest Research in Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism

Top Research Topics in Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism

• Electoral Systems and Political Participation — 10 papers
• Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism — 3 papers
• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 2 papers
• Transboundary Water Resource Management — 1 papers
• Game Theory and Voting Systems — 1 papers
• Smart Cities and Technologies — 1 papers
• Applications — 1 papers
• Social Policy and Reform Studies — 1 papers
• Higher Education Governance and Development — 1 papers
• Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Macrodiscontent across countries
2. Mixed electoral systems: The best of both worlds or the worst of both?
3. Could the Australian Greens go suburban?
4. Indus Waters Treaty in the public discourse: Politics, media, and academia
5. Electoral outcomes of party families across regional development types in Europe
6. Impossibility theorem for two-tier electoral systems
7. BLUE_EP: A local-level dataset for European Parliament elections
8. A dynamic seat product model
9. Who Moved? Ecological Estimates of Turnout & Coalition Support by Ethnicity and Age in Johor, Malaysia, 2022-2026
10. German Coalition Politics: Between Pluralist Stagnation and Crisis‐Driven Welfare Retrenchment
11. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Social Policy and Political Regime Change in Central America
12. The politics of self-imposed term limits
13. Ticket-splitting in Georgia
14. Technocracy or not, this is the question: can party system predict the number of technocrats in governments?
15. Election Timing and Local Political Polarization
16. Beyond academia: the politics of international honorary degrees and elite recognition in Tanzania
17. Speaking for Votes: The Electoral Returns of Region-Focused Rhetoric in Korean Legislative Committee
18. Authoritarian Legacies and the Kuomintang's Electoral Performance in the 2024 Election
19. Jumping on the Bandwagon or Off the Sinking Ship: Electoral Support and Candidate Supply
20. Asymmetric Accountability: A Causal Test of Multidimensional Legislative Responsiveness in Five European Democracies