JS22: Publications highlights

Looking for more reading material? Brain won't turn off? Editors and publishers from across our publishing portfolio have curated highlights on topical subjects, which we're delighted to present here.

European Journal of Political Research

Our team of editors and publishers have prepared a collection of articles from EJPR to accompany the Joint Sessions programme, focussing on questions of equality, expertise, and Covid-19 response.

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The gender divide in issue attention Agenda-setting under pressure: Does domestic politics influence the European Commission? ‘Pinkwashing’ the radical-right: Gender and the mainstreaming of radical-right policies and actions Bring in the experts? Citizen preferences for independent experts in political decision-making processes Degrees of influence: Educational inequality in policy representation

The more the better? Rule growth and policy impact from a macro perspective New institutional leadership goes viral EU crisis reforms and the coming about of the covid recovery fund Do citizens care about government debt? Evidence from survey experiments on budgetary priorities Who won the election? Explaining news coverage of election results in multi-party systems Technocratic attitudes in COVID-19 times: Change and preference over types of experts

Political Research Exchange

Our team of editors and publishers have prepared some highlights from our Open Access journal, PRX, from our most cited articles to most topical.

Whose ideas are worth spreading? The representation of women and ethnic groups in TED talks Nepotism, political competition and overemployment The peculiar personality of strongmen: comparing the Big Five and Dark Triad traits of autocrats and non-autocrats Automation and the future of the welfare state: basic income as a response to technological change?

Political party ideology and immigration policy reform: an empirical enquiry The Baskerville's dog suddenly started barking: voting for VOX in the 2019 Spanish general elections Support for direct and deliberative models of democracy in the UK: understanding the difference The battle of Bruges: Margaret Thatcher, the foreign office and the unravelling of British European policy

The Loop

Among the many authors writing for our cutting-edge blogsite, the Loop are many of our Workshop Directors here at the Joint Sessions! The Loop's editorial team highlight some posts they have written and co-written.

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🦋 Proposing a taxonomy for democratic theory Bailed-out governments did not lose policy-making discretion during the Eurozone crisis How dictatorships manage their image Trump’s ‘America First’ approach has targeted international institutions – but they have proved to be resilient

To understand the relative absence of disabled people in politics we need to look beyond stereotypes How do populists make their decisions? How ‘mask diplomacy’ helps cultivate a positive image of China abroad The radical right populist Vox and the end of Spain’s exceptionalism

European Journal of International Relations

The editors of EJIR have highlighted a range of articles on the themes of the Stein Rokkan Lecture and beyond, all free to access.

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Racial Sovereignty Colonialism, genocide, and International Relations Imperial dialectics and epistemic mapping The fire this time: Grenfell, racial capitalism The rise of linear borders

Internal colonisation The limits of historical sociology Why is there no Queer International Theory Before the democratic peace Colonial reflection and territoriality Regimes of Sovereignty

European Political Science

This year EPS prepared a collection for International Women's Day, which is free to access.

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In addition, the editors of EPS, Palgrave Macmillan, and our jury for the Jacqui Briggs EPS Prize are delighted to spotlight the 2021 winner of this prize, along with the two articles awarded honourable mentions for their work on teaching and the profession respectively.

Public sensitivity to cultural identity and regime type of trading partners: a survey experiment from Turkey and Greece

Playing out diplomacy: gamified realization of future skills and discipline-specific theory

Identity formation of the profession in a latecomer political science community