This paper examines how national leaders use public communication during European Council summits to signal responsiveness to their domestic constituencies. Drawing on a novel dataset of over 4500 ...

Stop Redundancies at the University of Exeter

On AI agents, grunt work, and the part of science that isn't replaceable.

European Political Science | Cambridge Core

New research has found a stark contrast in how policymakers at independent technocratic institutions such as central banks respond to different types of reputational risk.

Engaging with nature could be an effective measure for those with low wellbeing to reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. A new pilot study from the University of Exeter, published in Behavioral Sciences, found that

Mark Copelovitch unpacks his signature phrase.

AI is already in the classroom. Instead of banning it, educators should focus on integrating it while preserving intellectual rigor.

The 2024 European Parliament election showcased a surprising new trend. While progressive parties have traditionally done well among younger voters, it was far-right parties that enjoyed unpreceden...

This article investigates the effectiveness of three different two-dimensional models in representing political competition using user data from the EU and I Voting Advice Application for the EU el...

Gen Z don’t hate democracy, they have a problem with the way it is being delivered.

Research possibilities utilising text data are expanding (Baden et al., 2022), and political text produced by citizens is among the most commonly employed text data within political and communicati...