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| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Rude but Right? Emotions, Message Alignment, and the (Un)Persuasive Power of Incivility | View Paper Details |
| Cringe-Based Hostile Communication and Its Democratic Consequences in Hungary’s 2024 Campaigns | View Paper Details |
| Mediated Belonging and Othering of Dominant and Minoritised Groups in the News | View Paper Details |
| When Do Mainstream Parties Talk Like the Far Right? Evidence from Parliamentary Speeches in Western Europe | View Paper Details |
| Stochastic terrorism, partisan campaign (mis)perceptions, and radical negative partisanship | View Paper Details |
| Assessing Moral Hierarchies through the Shades of Intolerance: A Comparative Analysis of Political Discourse in Belgium and the United States related to migrants and LGBTQIA+ communities | View Paper Details |
| Parliamentary Debates: Anti-deliberation as Smoking Gun of Autocratization | View Paper Details |
| The Institutional and Political Architecture of Hostility: How Democratic Regimes and Party System Types Shape Elites’ Hostile Rhetoric | View Paper Details |
| Right-wing extremist language of the Alternative for Germany parliamentary group in the German Bundestag | View Paper Details |
| Political Agency Under Hostility: How Elite Rhetoric Reshapes Migrant Engagement | View Paper Details |
| From Inappropriate to Inevitable: The Normalization of Wartime Rhetoric in Azerbaijan's Nagorno-Karabakh Discourse (2010-2023) | View Paper Details |
| No Accommodation without Respectful Interactivity: Incivility between Dutch and French-Speaking elite in the Belgian Federal Parliament (1961-2023) | View Paper Details |
| The Demand Side of Militant Democracy: How Elite Justifications Shape Citizen Support for Party Bans | View Paper Details |
| The Shifting Boundaries of Inclusion: A Comparative Study of Minoritized Group Coverage. | View Paper Details |
| Measuring Escalating Hostility and Democratic Backsliding. Proof of Concept for the “Political Hostility Scale (PHOS-16)” | View Paper Details |
| Networked Hatred: Co-evolution of Dehumanising Discourse and Channel Structure of Russian and Ukrainian Telegram During the 2022 Invasion | View Paper Details |
| The Rise of Anti-Elite Rhetoric in Congressional Campaigns | View Paper Details |