Happy to see this out in WEP Journal!

We investigate how citizens' perceptions of responsiveness depend on policy distance between the government and (1) themselves and (2) the median citizen, using data from European Social Survey, CH Expert Survey and
ParlGov.

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As we argue in WEP Journal, a larger Union requires self-discipline to hold down congestion in decision-making and multilateral surveillance to prevent the actions of one member state from undermining the benefits for the rest. 5/ doi.org/10.1080/014023…

New publication by Solid Research Project: a wonderful special issue by colleagues Joe Ganderson Anna Kyriazi Argy and Waltraud on Brexit! Congrats!

💥OUT NOW: Vol. 47, Issue 5, the Special Issue on 'Brexit – The EU Membership Crisis that Wasn’t?'

Guest Editors: Waltraud Schelkle, Anna Kyriazi, Joe Ganderson, and Argyrios Altiparmakis

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Great to see our orphaned article with Marc Sanjaume & Núria Franco Guillén finally assigned to a special issue of WEP Journal!

Free eprints rb.gy/87ljh9

Warm thank you to the editors Joe Ganderson Solid Research Project for their support & congratulations on a great SI!

📢 New publication by Daniel Höhmann on politicians' attitudes toward men's participation in the representation of gender equality issues in WEP Journal

#OpenAccess

The paper shows that in modern-day parliaments, there are still deeply-rooted traditional attitudes towards gender equality and what roles men and women should play. This constitutes a major impediment to the achievement of gender equality.

Online first: 'Partisan politics and economic intervention: evidence from an aggregating approach' by Fabian Engler, Jan Jathe & Reimut Zohlnhöfer

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Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Online first: 'The short-lived hope for contagion: Brexit in social media communication of the populist right' by Joan Miró Argyrios Altiparmakis & Chendi Wang

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Part of the SI 'Brexit – The Membership Crisis that Wasn’t?'

Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Online first: 'For women only? Politicians’ attitudes towards men’s role in gender equality representation' by Daniel Höhmann

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Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

New publication 📚📈

What are politicians’ attitudes towards men’s engagement in the representation of gender equality?

My new paper in WEP Journal shows that gender equality is still perceived as a policy field that is primarily suited to women MPs.

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Happy to see this introduction in WEP Journal. In it we discuss what Brexit meant and will mean for the EU, and present some distinctive, fine papers on this theme.

A snippet: which crisis did 16 European populations consider most serious for the survival of the EU (pre-Covid)?

Yep, they were right. San Francisco, 49 sq miles surrounded by reality. #isa2024
Join us for a panel on crisis driven EU transformations. We will explore further applications of the ‘EU is a system of common resource pools’ argument just out WEP Journal
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check out our Brexit special issue! In the intro, just published WEP Journal, W. Schelkle Anna Kyriazi Joe Ganderson & A. Altiparmakis argue that despite its fragilities, the EU polity is able to assert porous borders & mobilise loyalty when the integration regime is under threat

Online first & #OpenAccess :

The introduction to the Special Issue 'Brexit – the EU membership crisis that wasn’t?'

by Waltraud Schelkle, Anna Kyriazi, Joseph Ganderson & Argyrios Altiparmakis.

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