Workshops
The PRE Lab runs a biweekly workshop where we discuss working papers by lab members. Check out some of our exciting new papers below.
Public Consultation in Authoritarian Constitution-Making: Cuba’s 2018 Constitutional Consultation in Comparative Perspective
Why do authoritarian regimes consult citizens when designing national constitutions?
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Social Identity Complexity and Affective Polarization in the American Electorate
Rising levels of affective polarization have drawn increased attention and concern amongst public opinion and political behavior scholars.
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How Immigration Enforcement Shapes Latinx Candidates Preferences
Some research suggests the threat posed by immigration enforcement compels Latinxs to support Democratic politicians.
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The Impact of the George Floyd protests on police behavior
Regression discontinuity-intime estimates suggest that although depolicing followed the BLM protests, there was no improvement in policing quality, and crime…
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Minority Representation and Majority Grievances: Explaining Radical Right-Wing Support
What motivates electoral support for radical right-wing parties (RRP)?
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Race, Skin Tone, and Latino Identity Among Puerto Ricans in the United States
Many Latinos may not identify with the racial categories because of the racial hierarchy and the treatment and status of…
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Ethnic Diversity, Gender, and Corruption: An Experimental Study in Malaysia
The literature on gender and corruption posit that women are perceived as less corrupt than men. Yet these studies are…
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Exposure to anti-LGBTQ+ Violence and the Adoption of Prosocial Political Attitudes Towards LGBTQ+ People
Does indirect exposure to anti-LGBTQ+ violence perpetrated by civilians engender prosocial political attitudes toward LGBTQ+ people among the mass public?…
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