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British Journal of Political Science from @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org. cambridge.org/bjpols BJPolS is now an open access journal and from 2025 will publish continuously with no more issues, just one volume per year.
BJPolS abstract discussing AI usage in government. It covers public regulation demands due to backlash, tracking attitudes toward AI, and the impact of personal experiences with AI-bosses on decision making.
NEW -
The Politics of Using AI in Policy Implementation: Evidence from a Field Experiment - https://cup.org/4llsWAU
- Yotam Margalit & Shir Raviv
#OpenAccess #AI
BJPolS abstract about electoral integrity in the United States discusses voters' responses to anti-democratic behavior, partisan attachments, and the implications for democracy and party dynamics.
NEW -
How Violations of Electoral Integrity Undermine Partisan Attachments - https://cup.org/4rkKiPC
- @aarslew.bsky.social
#OpenAccess
BJPolS abstract discussing the impact of using immigrant personal narratives to improve public perceptions and policy in middle-income countries. It mentions studies from high-income countries, a focus on Colombia between 2021 and 2023, and findings about narrative-based interventions and economic concerns.
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Immigrant Narratives Promote Inclusionary Attitudes Towards Immigration in a Middle-Income Country - https://cup.org/40V1mkp
- Antonella Bandiera, Mateo Vásquez-Cortés, Stephanie Zonszein & Abraham Aldama
#OpenAccess
Much research concludes that partisans tolerate anti-democratic behavior, such as electoral subversion, because they rarely punish it at the ballot box. But refusing to vote against your party and actively supporting democratic subversion are not the same thing. My new paper in @bjpols.bsky.social:
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Free to read until the end of March 2026 -
Divided We Fall: Opposition Fragmentation and the Electoral Fortunes of Governing Parties - https://cup.org/4qujmwy
- Ko Maeda
New Cambridge Element, Towards Tolerance and Acceptance, by Mariela Daby and Eli G. Rau, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4rpRYAo
5/6 🧵In @bjpols.bsky.social, Cho, @miacosta.bsky.social & @yusakuhoriuchi.bsky.social study trade-offs between descriptive & partisan representation for Asian-Americans. Clear preference for partisanship over ethnicity. True co-ethnics preferred over pan-ethnic & cross-ethnic. doi.org/qtv8
BJPolS abstract text discussing economic inequality in the United States, focusing on its impact on the belief in the American dream among adolescents. It highlights findings from a study related to socioeconomic factors and belief systems.
From February 2026 -
Adolescent Exposure to Economic Inequality and Belief in the ‘American Dream’ on Entering Adulthood - https://cup.org/4rmfyyE
- @sldemora.bsky.social & Benjamin J. Newman
#OpenAccess
New Cambridge Element, Different and Unequal?, by Catherine Bolzendahl and Hilde Coffé, out now! Read Open Access at
https://cup.org/4u8Ehbw
BJPolS abstract for 'Three Is a Crowd: Information and Electoral Coordination in Argentina'
From January 2026 -
Three Is a Crowd: Information and Electoral Coordination in Argentina - https://cup.org/4qQEZIm
- Adrián Lucardi, Agustín Vallejo & Germán Feierherd
#OpenAccess
Delighted to see this out! Are individuals equally willing to trade off different public goods for partisanship? Would they prefer in-group loyalty to election integrity and to national security in a real context of threat? Take a look!
BJPolS abstract discussing the surge of far-right parties in recent decades, investigating the implications when left-wing governments are in power.
From January 2026 -
Left-Wing Governments and Far-Right Success - https://cup.org/3NpBdXI
- Albert Falcó-Gimeno, @jurado.bsky.social & @markuswagner.bsky.social
#OpenAccess
BJPolS abstract of a scholarly article discussing the influence of legislators' gender on the questioning behaviors in parliamentary activities.
From January 2026 -
Gender Bias in Legislative Oversight: Do Parliamentarians Control Women Ministers More Tightly than Men Ministers? - cup.org/45Rm9Z6
- @corinnakroeber.bsky.social, @lenastephan.bsky.social, @sarahdingler.bsky.social & @camilamontero.bsky.social
#OpenAccess
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The Italian Political Science Review / Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica (@ipsr-risp.bsky.social) has joined APSR, BJPolS, JREP and many more on Bluesky.
You can find a list of our PoliSci & IR journals here - https://cup.org/3ZFLjX9
BJPolS abstract summarizing a research study about the influence of politicians' prioritization on democratic engagement. Discusses how voters' values impact their preferences for representatives.
From January 2026 -
Legislator or Representative? Politicians’ Tasks According to Voters - https://cup.org/49LV0Ia
- Helene Helboe Pedersen (Aarhus University)
#OpenAccess
BJPolS abstract from a scholarly article about the perceived foreign policy failures of the US in Afghanistan and its impact on global perceptions of US leadership. The text mentions a survey across 24 countries and findings on changes in favorability after the fall of Kabul on 15 August 2021.
From January 2026 -
Foreign Policy Failures and Global Attitudes Towards Great Powers: Evidence from the US Withdrawal from Afghanistan - https://cup.org/3YSsX4N
- @rachelmyrick.bsky.social & @wpmarble.bsky.social
#OpenAccess
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Deadline for nominations for the 2026 Brian Barry Prize is the 28th of February 2026.
Find out more - cup.org/4rl5mqj
In partnership with @universitypress.cambridge.org and BJPolS, the @britishacademy.bsky.social awards an annual prize in honour of Brian Barry.
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Our 2026 (volume 56) articles can be found here -
https://cup.org/4kRKcgQ
#OpenAccess
Help APSA recognize new scholars and dissertations!
Submit information about any #dissertations defended in your department in the 2025 calendar year by March 9, 2026. Scholars will be recognized in our Political Science Today Spring issue! #polisky
New Cambridge Element, Double Glass Ceiling, by Jeong Hyun Kim and Yesola Kweon, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4s3NPCX
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Explores how global migration filters people with liberal democratic values out of authoritarian spaces, enabling democratic backsliding around the world.
Democratic Drain by Justin Gest, Coming Soon
Pre-order now!
https://cup.org/4rnZjka
#PoliSky #Politics #Immigration #BookSky
New Cambridge Element, Bayesian Social Science Statistics, by Jeff Gill and Le Bao, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4rnQR4H
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CALL FOR EDITOR -
@jepsjournal.bsky.social seeks an editor or editorial team with a commitment to publishing articles that represent the substantive and methodological diversity of experimental work in the discipline.
https://cup.org/4ae3Tul
Our recent article 'The Hidden Cost of Tax Regressivity at the Top by David Hope', @julianlimberg.bsky.social, @lhaffert.bsky.social has been referenced in a HMN blog post -
https://cup.org/4ajBwMD
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The Italian Political Science Review / Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica (IPSR-RISP) has joined Bluesky, follow here -
@ipsr-risp.bsky.social
BJPolS abstract text discussing economic inequality in the United States, focusing on its impact on the belief in the American dream among adolescents. It highlights findings from a study related to socioeconomic factors and belief systems.
NEW -
Adolescent Exposure to Economic Inequality and Belief in the ‘American Dream’ on Entering Adulthood - https://cup.org/4rmfyyE
- @sldemora.bsky.social & Benjamin J. Newman
#OpenAccess
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The image displays the text "British Journal of Political Science" and "Brian Barry Prize" on a dark green background.
Deadline for nominations for the 2026 Brian Barry Prize is the 28th of February 2026.
Find out more - cup.org/4rl5mqj
In partnership with @universitypress.cambridge.org and BJPolS, the @britishacademy.bsky.social awards an annual prize in honour of Brian Barry.
Very excited to see this out at @bjpols.bsky.social! In this article, I show that contemporary political news coverage makes it challenging for readers to learn information that is helpful for democratic accountability, even for very politically engaged audiences.
A brief summary:
New Cambridge Element, Conflict and Maternal Health, by Susan Hannah Allen and Frank C. Thames, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4adqEA0