Check out the latest Pekingology episode featuring Francisco Urdinez, author of Economic Displacement⁠ (out now) cup.org/4r368b9

Why is holding office sometimes an advantageand sometimes a curse? 🇦🇷🇧🇷🇨🇱 On The Democracy Paradox, Luis Schiumerini discusses his new book on "Incumbency Bias" and how institutions shape whether voters reward or punish incumbents. Listen: https://bit.ly/4rFjDi1 @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org

Why would voters support ruling parties under authoritarian rule? In the new Democracy Paradox episode, Justin Kempf speaks with political scientist Natalie Wenzell Letsa about partisanship and elections in electoral autocracies. Listen where you get podcasts, or online here: https://bit.ly/4prW6ia

🎙️ New Democracy Paradox episode: Can churches help defend democracy? Yale political scientist Kate Baldwin explains why Christian churches in Africa have pushed back against democratic backsliding – and what this reveals about institutions. Listen: https://bit.ly/4a7l2He or wherever you get podcasts

#OpenAccess from The Review of Politics - Armed and Ruined Prophets of the Reformation - https://cup.org/3ZhfJPp - Jarrett Adrian Carty (Concordia University) #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @ejisbisa.bsky.social - Deterrence through captivity: China’s use of detention to dissuade threats to regime security - https://cup.org/3Zpehui - @profgustafsson.bsky.social#OpenAccess #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @ejprjournal.bsky.social#OpenAccess- Out-group homogeneity as evidence of left-right identification in multi-party democracies - https://cup.org/4aaK88p - Nick Lin, Lie Philip Santoso & Randolph T. Stevenson #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @pspolisci.bsky.social - Beyond the Front Page: US Supreme Court Media Coverage in the Digital Age - https://cup.org/4tbSTX0 - Matthew T. Cota, @rachaelhouston.bsky.social#OpenAccess Elizabeth A. Lane & Jessica A. Schoenherr #FirstView

New Issue Alert! Explore the newest articles and dive into cutting edge discussions shaping labor history today. Read the latest volume on Cambridge Core at https://cup.org/4bCU6QR #LaborHistory #WorkingClassStudies #NewIssue #LaborStudies #ILW

#OpenAccess from @epsjournal.bsky.social#OpenAccess- Democratic innovations as a field: The struggle for the voice and the representation of the people - https://cup.org/4byucOe - Ernesto Ganuza & Alfredo Ramos #FirstView

✔ Global reach ✔ Robust publishing infrastructure ✔ Strong Open Access expertise That’s what @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org is bringing to EJPR in 2026 and on 🚀

#OpenAccess from @studiesapd.bsky.social#OpenAccess- Indebted: The Entanglement of the Political and Financial Elite and the Origins of the Gilded Age - https://cup.org/4ceMCnj - David Martin #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @psrm.bsky.social = Rebels in the house: Do anti-elitist parties vote differently? - https://cup.org/4kqO88e - @simonotjes.bsky.social#OpenAccess& Luc Vorsteveld #FirstView

🚨New publication! Thrilled to finally see this paper out in @psrm.bsky.social 🎉 📊I study how gender shapes coalition preferences among politicians. Turns out mayors prefer forming governments with women-led parties, perceiving them as better communicators and more competent governors.

#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Institutional isomorphism in Chinese development finance regimes: a comparative study of the AIIB, the NDB, and the two policy banks - https://cup.org/47Upwjh - Yue Xu & Hongsong Liu #jjps

You can register to receive new content alerts from the European Journal of Political Research (@ejprjournal.bsky.social) by following this link - https://cup.org/4qGmx5D #OpenAccess @ecpr.bsky.social

New from @govandopp.bsky.social - Emigration as an Electoral Issue: Public Concern and Political Choice in Eastern and Southern Europe - https://cup.org/4ceaSpH - Francesco Visconti & Anna Kyriazi #OpenAccess

#OpenAccess from @epsjournal.bsky.social#OpenAccess- Covid-19 vaccine mandates for healthcare workers and the science advice system in Greece: Hermeneutic policy analysis for studying trust - https://cup.org/3ZXRplG - Katerina Sideri & Eleni Chanania #FirstView

I'll be posting a thread about this soon, but in the meantime...

Coming soon… Born Sick in the USA by Stephen Bezruchka. This eye opening book uncovers how public policy, inequality, and stressed communities shape our health from day one. Find out more: https://cup.org/4byhUp5

LATEST ISSUE from @ejprjournal.bsky.social - European Journal of Political Research - Volume 65 - Issue 1 - February 2026 - https://cup.org/4qMhQX1 #OpenAccess

"Will help answer some of the crucial questions currently worrying democratic countries: how to understand and combat the lies and deceitfulness- the Brexitspeak- that led to the UK leaving the EU in 2016..." Brexitspeak by @paulchilton.bsky.social #Linguistics #LangSky 🐦🐦 https://cup.org/45Fh6ep

‘A brilliant guide to the strange politics born from the Great Financial Crisis.’- Quinn Slobodian Technocrats in Turmoil: The Fed, the ECB, and the Changing Politics of Money by Nicolas Jabko (@jhuartssciences.bsky.social), Coming Soon #Economics 🗺️ #PoliSky #EconSky https://cup.org/3ZC8bXo

NEW ISSUE from State Politics & Policy Quarterly - Volume 26 - Issue 1 - March 2026 - https://cup.org/4acNpmb #SPPQ

#OpenAccess from @pspolisci.bsky.social#OpenAccess- From Commonality to Unity: The Opportunities and Challenges of Latinxs’ Cross-racial Alliances with Blacks - https://cup.org/4qYQVHV - Álvaro José Corral (University of Texas–Rio Grande) #FirstView

#FirstView from @iojournal.bsky.social#FirstView- Closing Pandora’s Box: Can Shared Vulnerability Underpin Territorial Stability? - cup.org/4qcRLjn - Jamie Hintson & Kenneth A. Schultz

Governing Digital China by Daniela Stockmann and Ting Luo Challenges top-down notions of digital governance, exploring popular corporatism and the bottom-up influences of China's largest tech firms. 📚 https://cup.org/44YBCGc

#OpenAccess from Politics and Religion - Political and personal religious attitudes: the role of religion in intragroup and intergroup conflicts (evidence from the Middle East) - https://cup.org/4ti1GGX - Ibrahim Khatib #FirstView cc @apsareligion.bsky.social#OpenAccess#FirstView

📗 EPS is now published with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org as part of a new strategic partnership with ECPR. 💻️ While the publishing platform has changed, our scope, editorial leadership, and peer review standards remain the same – now with wider reach through #OA on Cambridge Core. 📰 bit.ly/4tbqssd

#OpenAccess from @jpublicpolicy.bsky.social - Redefining influence: how a feminist advocacy group reformed paternity leave in Spain through insider women’s alliances - https://cup.org/3MloEfL - @manuel-alvarinho.bsky.social#OpenAccess #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @ejprjournal.bsky.social - European integration and transformed parliamentary opposition: Evidence from five decades of legislative politics - https://cup.org/3ZSe4Qq - Karl Loxbo & @brigittepircher.bsky.social#OpenAccess #FirstView

📔 2026 marks the start of a new chapter! 🤝 PDY is now published with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org as part of a new strategic partnership with ECPR. 📆 This month, we'll be sharing what this means for readers, authors, and the global political science community. 👀 bit.ly/4tbqssd

#OpenAccess from Politics and Religion - The secular paradox in the “world’s most progressive” constitution - https://cup.org/3ZQMhjj - Cristóbal Bellolio & Carmelo Galioto #FirstView cc @apsareligion.bsky.social#OpenAccess

Have you wondered why exactly it is that single-family zoning leads to racial segregation? I wrote this little article to figure it out. I use an agent based model to show it is a combination of race-based wealth inequality, homophily, & clustering of housing types in zoning maps.

I'm very excited about the most recent @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org Element in Politics & Communication, "Catching Fire in the News The Necessary Conditions for Media Storms" by Amber Boydstun, @jilllaufer.bsky.social, @dallascard.bsky.social & Noah Smith. Check it out: doi.org/10.1017/9781....

"A tour de force-a strikingly original and ambitious account of the partisan evolution of the U.S." Steering the Senate: The Emergence of Party Organization and Leadership, 1789–2024 by Gerald Gamm & @profstevensmith.bsky.social | Out Now #BookSky #PoliSci 🗺️ 🗃️ https://cup.org/3VARhGK

New content from @democratictheory.bsky.social will soon publish online with Cambridge University Press. You can register for email alerts to ensure you are up to date with the latest articles from Democratic Theory - https://cup.org/4tiaBs2

Deadline: 8th of February, 2026 - The Italian Political Science Review / Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica invites submissions for a special issue on “The Comparative Politics of Gender” - https://cup.org/4sPDJXh Guest-editors - @edegiorgi.bsky.social & @klbeckwith.bsky.social

#OpenAccess from @ejprjournal.bsky.social - Welfare by design: Public responses to the distribution of old-age pensions - https://cup.org/4rurtde - @petroleuse-sbd.bsky.social#OpenAccess& Timothy Hellwig #FirstView

Culture and Mass Schooling by Melina R. Platas Reveals a widespread gap in education between African Muslims and Christians, and examines the role of culture in its persistence. 📚 https://cup.org/4a2f9tw

"A brilliant study of the rise of the South Korean right-wing, on a quite different path than the globalization and economic dislocation that spurred the far-right in the West." Reactionary Politics in South Korea by Myungji Yang 🗺️ 🗃️ #BookSky #PoliSci https://cup.org/4aj21SJ

This month, we’re putting #OpenAccess in the spotlight 🔓️ Across ECPR journals, that means high-quality, peer-reviewed research that’s free to read and share – with no barriers for authors to publish More on the transition buff.ly/sLpzpIk @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org

#OpenAccess from @psrm.bsky.social - When restrictive economic zoning leads to racial segregation - https://cup.org/4ti5BDM "results indicate that land use regulations contribute to the maintenance of racial segregation across neighborhoods" - @trounstine.bsky.social#OpenAccess #FirstView

#OpenAccess from @globcon.bsky.social#OpenAccess- (Republican) democracy and the European Court of Human Rights - https://cup.org/4ru1EtV - Cormac Mac Amhlaigh (University of Edinburgh) #FirstView #ECHR

#OpenAccess from @epsjournal.bsky.social - Democratic innovations in the UK: Reflections on historical trajectories across space and time - https://cup.org/4rpXLWQ - Stephen Elstub & @oliverescobar.bsky.social#OpenAccess #FirstView

I am thrilled to share our newest peer-reviewed work, "Feeling Blue: Public Support for Taiwan’s Bluebird Movement and Legislative Reform" with @poscwty1.bsky.social & Hannah June Kim, out now at China Quarterly! A🧵on Taiwanese public opinion & independent voters: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Shouldn't China's growing involvement in the world lead to its democratization? Yet, the authoritarian system is quite resilient. This article reveals that national identity plays a key role in sustaining authoritarian rule. Read more below: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Where not #OpenAccess the articles in this issue are free to read until the end of February 2026 - Journal of Policy History - Volume 38 - Issue 1 - https://cup.org/4q6W4g9 #jph

Out Now! Local Greens by Katrina M. Wyman & Danielle Spiegel-Feld (@nyulaw.bsky.social) The first clear-eyed analysis of the potential for big city governments to address climate change in the early 21st century 🗺️ #PoliSci #ClimateSky #LawSky #Sustainability #USPOL #ClimateChange cup.org/3WQqkzt

"In this theoretically rich, historically nuanced study of post-WWII population transfers, Charnysh offers evidence that will make liberals swoon: where the receiving state is willing to supply public goods, diversity outperforms homogeneity." Uprooted by @vcharnysh.bsky.social cup.org/4hskLQi