Latest Research in Education, Sociology, Communication Studies

Top Research Topics in Education, Sociology, Communication Studies

• Electoral Systems and Political Participation — 16 papers
• Social and Intergroup Psychology — 3 papers
• Education, Sociology, Communication Studies — 3 papers
• Migration and Labor Dynamics — 3 papers
• Social Media and Politics — 3 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 3 papers
• Gender Politics and Representation — 2 papers
• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 2 papers
• Political Systems and Governance — 2 papers
• Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. “Nothing else matters?” Salience differences between young and old
2. Measuring Negative Campaigning across Languages with Large Language Models: A Study of 18 Million Tweets in 19 Countries
3. Generating Collective Social Safety in Times of Political Change: The Motivating Effects of Inexplicable Behavior
4. Seeing the Economy through Colored Glasses: Partisanship in Macro and (not in) Micro Expectations
5. Government Spending Shapes the Emergence of Women Candidates for Local Office
6. The impact of Kamala Harris’s social identities during the 2024 presidential election
7. THE CFA FRANC ZONE: THE IMPASSE
8. Determining Agenda, Propaganda, and Ideology in the Posts of 'X'
9. Determining Agenda, Propaganda, and Ideology in the Posts of 'X'
10. Determining Agenda, Propaganda, and Ideology in the Posts of 'X'
11. Whose side are you on? Ideology and support for educational strikes in England
12. Motivated minority parties: an alternative explanation for low polarization in lopsided legislatures
13. Six Indiamen for the Company of Scotland: An unwise investment
14. How Model Choice Obscures Forecast Uncertainty: The Rashomon Effect and the 2026 Senate
15. Partisanship and Voting Rule Trade-offs
16. Ubuntu in practice: Examining the role of traditional leaders, councilors and MPs in governance and development in Nkayi and Lower Gwelo, Zimbabwe
17. From instability to hostility: Coalition collapse and affective polarization
18. Black and Latino American support for cross-ethnic coalitions: evidence from two conjoint experiments
19. Electoral contests over voter beliefs
20. Affective polarization and electoral turnout: testing the moderating role of political sophistication on the Italian case