Politics

• False beliefs about prevalence of crime could influence jury decisions, new study shows
  Published on: 07-06-2022
• Study suggests anger drives voters to turn to far right parties in Europe
  Published on: 07-06-2022
• In Sweden, municipal housing policy influences refugee reception
  Published on: 07-05-2022
• The extremist watchers: How a network of researchers is searching for the next hate-fueled attack
  Published on: 07-05-2022
• Buying into conspiracy theories can be exciting—that's what makes them dangerous
  Published on: 07-05-2022
• Research reveals British people feel very differently about some refugees than others
  Published on: 07-05-2022
• Do humanitarian agencies help refugees become independent? Evidence from history
  Published on: 07-05-2022
• Scaling the cost of government programs using a cost-per-person price tag improves comprehension by the general public
  Published on: 07-04-2022
• Americans more likely than those in the UK to feel threatened by China's development as a world power, survey shows
  Published on: 07-01-2022
• What the end of Roe v. Wade means for reproductive rights and privacy
  Published on: 07-01-2022
• Overturning Roe disproportionately burdens marginalized groups
  Published on: 07-01-2022
• How COVID-19 put poverty reduction back on the agenda
  Published on: 07-01-2022
• Research team captures an elusive shadow: State-by-state gun ownership
  Published on: 06-29-2022
• Republicans and Democrats see their own party's falsehoods as more acceptable
  Published on: 06-28-2022
• Are your COVID-19 vaccinations up to date? It might depend on your politics, new study suggests
  Published on: 06-28-2022